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When you are publishing on Facebook and Twitter, you can use hashtags.

This is definitely true with Instagram, regardless of the platform you're on.

Make sure you play around with how you categorize or tag your content.

And in each, there are many different texts available.

Experiment with this.

See which tracks get the most attention from the social media platforms.

You're sharing a piece of content.

Of course, you're not going to find the magical combination of hashtags or knight.

That's not going to happen.

That's one of those things that you're going to have to find out by doing it over a long period of time.

Still, when you run this experiment, a pattern should emerge sooner or later you were discovered.

Certain hashtags produce a lot more results.

And others, they draw a lot more eyeballs.

They get a lot more attention.

Most importantly, they get a lot more engagement.

Stick results, experiment with tagging niche focus influencers.

When you are doing research on hashtags on Twitter, for example, you will be able to find influencers

that specialize in those hashtags.

So those people just love to post a content related to certain topics, the usual narrow range of hashtags

every time they post a scene that all they focus on.

Once these people look at their content, people retweeting them a lot and they getting a lot of love

for your content, do they get a lot of engagement?

Are people responding worked?

Whether they should be fairly easy to see which accounts are influential in your niche and which are

not?

Don't just focus on how many followers they have instead of looking at a total amount of engagement

that they get and also pay attention to the ratio of followers they have to the numbers of the accounts

they follow with that.

What if I find a mcsmith to be a big poster in my niche?

Because it seems that they just seem to rotate among the 10 hashtags that are most relevant to my age

and look at his followers in relation to the number of accounts he's following.

If he's only following one person, yeah, he's being followed by fifteen thousand people.

McSmith might be an influential person I say that he might be of because I'm also going to have a look

at engagement levels of his policies.

Are his posts getting a lot of retirees?

Are a lot of people responding?

Are a lot of people clicking the hard Icha?

If he's content has these factors, then he's a cult is probably worth following.

Most importantly, you should have influential people on Twitter.

When you post, you use our most powerful hashtags and you mentioned them on your pulse.

This can help you get on their radar.

These people will be put on notice that you are also sharing content that is similar to the stuff that

they are interested in.

If you check out your stuff and they like what they see, don't be surprised if they share your content

with their following, engaging with allies and know about your question or suggestions.

In fact, you should engage with them so much that you are possibly create a relationship where they

could publish.

Your guest opposes, if you are, they are bloggers or discuss whether whatever it is you are doing

on their social media platforms.

And the very least when you partner with them, they become part of your content distribution network.

In fact, a lot of them can even get you interviewed on the influential blogs in your niche.

Don't think that influence or engagement is simply restricted to tagging people.

There are just the beginning.

That's actually the tip of the iceberg.

They can do so much more for you.

You can just have to continuously engage them and be social.

This doesn't mean that you have to kiss there, but that doesn't mean that use your stock, respond

to all of their posts is amazing.

And the great post.

I love it.

That's not going to work.

It's not going to poo poo poo for far enough.

You have to actually engage.

And oftentimes this seem like a Eurocorps deciding that this might seem like you're offering a negative

review, but you need to get their attention.

You need to bring home the point that you actually know your stuff and you're also credible for in the

same niche space.

That's how you get them to take your seriously.

That's the kind of engagement that or is fun respec.

Otherwise, you are just going to look like another member of the corps that they really don't have

any incentive to interview or post your guess accountant, make sure that you're not really sharing

any information or suggesting any point of view.

There are different or distinct experiment with pay to traffic only after you have spent a lot of time

Trami on free traffic from social media marketing.

Should you even think of your.

I traffic, I know this sounds a bit extreme, but is the absolute truth, why?

Well, in the beginning, you don't know when your target audience members will be reading your content.

In the beginning, you don't know that what your demographic of Brigstock look down looks like how many

males compared to female are in your audience?

Who do males or female like a certain types of condoms?

Are you sure were under age ranges?

Where are they located?

I hope you see the big picture here.

You have the youth free traffic in the initial audience, Internet connection, intelligence.

Once you got to all these important things that you can just start paying for Facebook ads and other

platforms to ask if you start any earlier than this one, you probably would end not wasting your money.

Study your statistics first.

Pay close attention to audience pattern.

Take up ask based on these patterns.