3 Steps for Driving More Website Traffic by Repurposing Your Blog Content

You want more traffic.
Well, who doesn't?
Everyone does.
But to get more traffic, everyone always says
you need to create new content.
That's a lot of work, and you know what?
That's false.
Hey everyone, I'm Neil Patel, and today I'm
going to teach you how to drive more traffic
with your old content.
Number One: Take all of your old content and
continually post it on your Facebook fan page
over and over again.
If you notice on the Neil Patel Facebook fan
page, a lot of the content I post isn't new.
I take articles that were published a year
ago and re-share them on Facebook.
You know what?
It drives a lot of traffic.
That actually accounts for more than 60% of
my Facebook traffic.
That's right.
My old content drives more than 60% of my
Facebook traffic.
The second thing you need to do is tweet out
10 times a day.
When I was tweeting only once a day, I was
getting less than 1000 visitors a month, and
then when I tweeted out over 10 times a day,
I got over 4000 visitors a month.
What you want to do is use a tool Buffer to
schedule your tweets, and you want to take
all your old content and schedule it on Twitter
and continually tweet out roughly 10 times
a day.
That way your old content is continually driving
traffic back to your site.
The third thing you need to do is you probably
have shared your content on LinkedIn, but
you haven't posted the content on LinkedIn.
What I mean by that is you can actually write
articles on LinkedIn.
Take your old content, put the first few paragraphs
on LinkedIn, and then at the end put "Click
to continue reading."
That "Click to continue reading" link will
drive people back to your site.
I do this roughly four times a week on my
LinkedIn profile.
It's a great way for me to drive traffic to
neilpatel.com.
And you know what's happened by doing this?
Well, before on LinkedIn, I wasn't even getting
2000 visitors a month, and now I'm getting
over 33,000 visitors a month from LinkedIn
purely by doing one thing, which is taking
the first few paragraphs of my old content,
publishing it on LinkedIn, and then putting
the "Click to continue reading" link.
It's that simple.
You can also use other social networks like
Reddit, StumbleUpon, Google Plus, but using
these three social networks is what's going
to drive most the traffic from your old content
back to your site.
It's a simple way to get more website visitors.