Post by account_disabled on Jan 6, 2024 3:46:48 GMT
There was a time when we were few in the blogosphere. Many years ago, when you opened a blog, you simply inserted the link as a signature in the email or in the forums and newsgroups you frequented. That was the only form of promotion I remember. Good times. Then the blog as a means of communication exploded, it even died several times according to the (pseudo)experts on duty, but we all know that blogs are still alive and well and, in my opinion, they will never die. A large number of people started having a blog, others, like myself, let the situation get out of hand and opened and closed quite a few. And then it started to be difficult to get noticed . In the meantime, various social media were born and the situation got out of everyone's hands.
Here is finally fertile ground forspampromote your blog and all the articles that were published. But weren't social media created to create relationships? That's what everyone says, experts and non-experts alike. But the reality is very different and now we will see it. The RT of the tweet RT, for those who don't know, stands for retweet , i.e. the resharing of one of our Special Data tweets or someone else's tweet . There is a button in every tweet to create a retweet. But what do I mean exactly? A shares B's post, B receives the notification on Twitter and RTs that tweet. Does this seem like a useless action to me alone? Maybe yes. I too have made RTs like this, but only when my post was shared not exactly automatically by my blog, but with a personalized tweet, which added value to the shared post. Maybe it was a nice message and then it seemed nice to RT it.
Doing it often seems to me like just one more self-celebration, in addition to everything that is normally done on various social media. The pepper effect: reposting old posts What do they say when eating peppers? Which come back to you for a week. Even on Twitter there is this (annoying) effect. At most, I share my current post, but I've almost completely stopped sharing my articles on Twitter for some time now. It no longer seems so natural to me, in my opinion it is others who should, if they want, share my posts, not me who wrote them. Often, however, I see people sharing a post, I click on it and I discover that it is a post from two or three years ago. I'm not happy with it. In fact, I say it without problems, I feel really bad about it, because I feel like I've wasted time, convinced of the novelty of the moment and instead finding myself faced with something from the past.
Here is finally fertile ground forspampromote your blog and all the articles that were published. But weren't social media created to create relationships? That's what everyone says, experts and non-experts alike. But the reality is very different and now we will see it. The RT of the tweet RT, for those who don't know, stands for retweet , i.e. the resharing of one of our Special Data tweets or someone else's tweet . There is a button in every tweet to create a retweet. But what do I mean exactly? A shares B's post, B receives the notification on Twitter and RTs that tweet. Does this seem like a useless action to me alone? Maybe yes. I too have made RTs like this, but only when my post was shared not exactly automatically by my blog, but with a personalized tweet, which added value to the shared post. Maybe it was a nice message and then it seemed nice to RT it.
Doing it often seems to me like just one more self-celebration, in addition to everything that is normally done on various social media. The pepper effect: reposting old posts What do they say when eating peppers? Which come back to you for a week. Even on Twitter there is this (annoying) effect. At most, I share my current post, but I've almost completely stopped sharing my articles on Twitter for some time now. It no longer seems so natural to me, in my opinion it is others who should, if they want, share my posts, not me who wrote them. Often, however, I see people sharing a post, I click on it and I discover that it is a post from two or three years ago. I'm not happy with it. In fact, I say it without problems, I feel really bad about it, because I feel like I've wasted time, convinced of the novelty of the moment and instead finding myself faced with something from the past.