Content promotion is hard.

When you’ve hit publish, we marketers must now:

🐦 Promote on personal & company Twitter
👨‍💻 Share on personal & company LinkedIn.
👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 Find LinkedIn & FB groups
🔗 Build links with warm & cold connections
🤖 Become a Redditor w/o appearing spammy. (1)
❓ Answer Quora questions w/o being a link dumper
🎙 Plan, produce, edit, & promote a podcast
🎥 Record, edit, optimise, promote, & clip up videos
🎨 Design infographic highlighting the key takeaways & stats
🥕 Encourage the rest of your business to share on their socials (2)
🧵 Rewrite your blog post as an entire thread
📧 Contact everyone mentioned & ask them to share
🖊 Republish on Medium & content syndication sites
✍️ Email relevant segments of your subscriber list
🔭 Search niche forums to answer relevant questions
📸 Use Instagram & Reels
🗣 Inform your sales teams of content for nurture campaigns
💰 Find influencers to expand your reach
♻️ RT + share other people’s promotion efforts
💬 Join Twitter chats
📱 Host Clubhouse sessions and mention your most recent content
🖊 Write a guest post to get a link (4)
📌 Share your images on Pinterest
🧪 Test headlines for SEO and CTR
🔭 Find bespoke social media networks for your industry
💴 Run a sponsored ad campaign
🪀 Create a pop up from high traffic posts to your new content
📖 Convert your blog(s) into an ebook (or real book) (5)
Oh. And do your day job while you’re at it 😓
I hated content promotion for so long.

I just wanted to hit publish and see results.

UNTIL I documented every promotion technique so I could follow one-by-one when I hit publish.

My 40 promotion techniques [& content promotion tracker] for you to steal: https://link.medium.com/SXvpz5UMOdb 
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