Sunday 29 November 2015

Syndicate Your Blog To The Top 6 Trafficked Social Media Sites Online



Benefits of  blog syndication  


Some time ago I  wrote the following posts that rationalized a blueprint for blog syndication based on data provided by Alexa:  




I have subsequently experienced the following benefits of that simple link wheel:

  • this blog has over two thousand subscribers on Feedcat at the time of writing.
  • backlinks to the RSS aggregators have been indexed in the search engines.

I'm writing this introduction to inspire you and to celebrate the success of  my blog promotion strategies, which are, by the way, born out of inspiriation from Heaven.

This follows in to my next project, (partially implemented) for a social media syndication network. Note that there are many sites (such as IFTTT) and software that offer these services. However, it is important, in my opinion, to target and work the most busy sites.

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Quantcast (2015), has ranked the top 100 most trafficed sites in the United States based on  a  Quantcast asynchronous tag on each web site. This immediately imposes some limitations on the data, but it is very valuable since the top sites can be crossed matched as accurate eleswhere. 






 
 Quantcast ranking of The Top 6 Social Sites
 



      Table 1  
     Top 6 Trafficked US Sites Rated By Quantcast



My Rank
Quantcast Rank
Site
Monthly Visits
1
3
197,659,136
2
4
129,306,760
3
       10                    
66,386,984
4
13
57,728,852
5
70
39,305,596
6
87
39,305,596
 

NB: Google.com is ranked as number 1 traffiked site by both Alexa and Quantcast with 220,398,144 monthly visits. You should register for  Blogger/Blogspot and sync to Google plus because it is the easiest way to be indexed online.

Top 6 Quantcast social media sites compared with their Alexa worldwide ranking 

When the global and US ranking for these top 6 social media platforms are compared, we see that only Facebook and Instagram metrics are consistent across the board. We can ignore that and focus on the fact that these sites show up in these metrics in basically the same order. 

More importantly, we need to examine where the traffic comes from as this tells us how to structure the syndication network.  


                                  Table 2 

Comparison between Alexa And Quantcast Ranking

Site
Alexa
(Global Rank)
Quantcast
(USA rank)
Global
Rank
US Rank
Rank
Monthly Visits

1

2
4
129,306,760

9

8
3
197,659,136

14

16
70
39,305,596

25

25
37
39,305,596

30

13
87
57,728,852
128
41
10
66,386,984

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Main source of site traffic

Use the data below to construct your  syndication pattern or wheel (I know some marketers hate that word, but the data shows a wheel).   


For example, one could syndicate from the blog to:

  • Google plus
  • videos to You Tube 
  • sync youtube to twitter
  • sync twitter to facebook fan page
  • post from fan page to relevant groups (at least 1 and engage there) 
  • sync images to pinterest and instagram then 
  • pinterest and to twitter which will automatically sync to facebook
  • instagram can be synced to other image sites

       Table 3 Main sources of site traffic




Site

Where visitors came from

Google, youtube, yahoo, twitter, amazon.com

Google. Facebook, youtube,  Instagram, t.co

Google, facebook, yahoo, twitter, google.co.in

Google.com, facebook, t.co, twitter, youtube

Amazon.com, yahoo, baidu, Ebay, yahoo.co.uk
Facebook, google, pinterest, youtube, t.co




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