You do have to be careful with sharing your content

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You do have to be careful with sharing your content on Facebook groups, however. I armenia phone number material never join a Facebook group and immediately start dropping links to my blog. That would come across as spammy and probably will get me banned. It’s better to join a group that you personally are interested in and engage in normal post conversations before posting any links.

Another thing to keep in mind is some Facebook groups specifically prohibit promotional posts of any kind. Read the fine print before you try to link to your blog because they may become annoyed with you or drop you from the group, which kind of defeats the purpose of your blog marketing efforts on Facebook—so be aware before you promote.

If you don’t want to join someone else’s group, you also have the option of starting your own Facebook group related to your blog and your niche (like I’ve done).

A lot of people have successfully grown a following on Facebook where they can market their blog and bring like-minded people together. This can be a valuable resource to people in your niche and generally lead to higher engagement.

How to Market Your Blog on X
Using Twitter to Market Your Blog (Screenshot of Ryan Robinson's Twitter)
The micro-blogging social media platform, Twitter, now, X, has been around since 2007. Compared to Facebook, it has far fewer users—around 353 million monthly active users. Despite having fewer users, however, X still attracts a large crowd and unique blog marketing opportunities. So how do bloggers take advantage of the built-in audience on X and market their blogs?