TommyCarey
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We all want to make more and more money online but the majority of us aren't using out content the right way. We will post content to our blogs but it will go stale after a couple weeks because we don nothing with it. We need to consistently push our content, in different mediums, in order to bring in as much traffic as possible. Not using your content, reusing your content, and not publishing content wherever we can will just push us back in terms of success.
When you write up an article for your blog you need to think of all the places you can publish it. You can pull it apart and post certain paragraphs to other blogs or websites, you can publish the entire thing as a guest post and then tweak it a bit and publish it on your own website or blog, and you can even use it in an email to pull people back into your website. The amount of things you can do with your content is pretty insane, you just need to think outside the box a little bit in order to get the best results.
Rewrite your old content for more organic traffic
You could be getting a decent amount of traffic from the search engines because of the content you've written and published to your blogs. You could get even more if you just tweaked and rewrote your titles and bodies slightly to rank for slightly different keywords 
You can't just change out the keywords, you need to actually rewrite the content, but this shouldn't take you all day long for your content since you are essentially just editing the work you already did.
Publish snippets on social media and send people to your website
When you write your content you can usually pull the first half of a paragraph and publish it to your social media pages as teasers. This will help peak curiosity and people will begin to click through in order to see what the entire post is about. This is also called a cliffhanger because you're giving away a little bit of info, just enough to keep the attention of the reader and get them to click through
Promoting your content is not optional, it's necessary
You can't think "I'm going to write this amazing blog post and that's going to make me a millionaire!" because no one will find you unless you're promoting the content you took so much time to construct.
You need to run some ads for your new content to bring people into your business or website. You can pair this up with the snippet idea to show a little bit of info and pull them in to read what you've written, which works very well if done right.
Write up a month "How To" series
A lot of businesses and websites will write tutorials and a series of blog posts to keep people coming back. I like writing a "How To" series that helps people do something related to their website or blog. I've done "How to build a backlink the right way" and "How to get your blog up and running for less than $50" and I've seen a good amount of people clicking through to read what I've written.
If you have a set type of series you like to write, you will see people coming back from time to time wanting to read what you've written. They will come without you even calling them through an email or newsletter, they will just expect you to have written another how to and they will be happy you did
Conduct some interviews and put them in text form
Don't be shy, go out there and ask your industry leaders if you can interview them for your own blog. A lot of them will deny you the interview or just ignore your request, but you will get a few that will gladly take you up on your offer and answer all of the questions you're going to ask them.
By getting these interviews, posting the results, and telling the person where your interview can be found you will likely get some additional traffic from it. The traffic tends to come from the people you interviewed because they will share the interview on your website with everyone they have visiting on their website.
Bring on guest bloggers and contributors
This is hit or miss when it comes to building content on your website or blog, but it's a great way to do it if you can get enough contributors. What you'll basically do is let people post high-quality content in exchange for a backlink to their own website.
The downside to this approach if you're just starting off is people won't want to publish content on your website or blog if you aren't already an authority. People will start gravitating towards you more if you have a high DA, TF, LOL, etc. If they can benefit from a post, they will give you content with no questions asked.
In conclusion
You will always need to write content for people to read if you want to boost your traffic. Google doesn't like 1-page websites, 2-page websites, or 3 pages websites but they will love you over time if you build more and more content for everyone to read. The more quality content that is unique on your website, the more likely you will be blessed by the search engine gods, and that means more traffic and money in your pocket down the road
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Even though the republishing of articles is ideal, Google doesn't like that at all. In my quest to obtain an Adsense account I realized that Google won't give you an Adsense account if any content on your website is republished. Even if you tweak it to appear unique or souped up than the previous version. Google will disapprove your application.
It's funny that some blogs change the titles and dates of publication of the articles to mislead readers that the content is new. It is really a cheeky activity by publishers out there. As such, this is a place where rewriting of articles might apply. Also, you have forgotten to mention that in rewriting of articles, the author should update it with fresh content to match current events.
Finally, I believe that unique content outmatches quality content. I realized this after Google disapproved of my Adsense application due to claims of plagiarism. I had written over 20 articles that were on the lower side 3,000 words each. 80% of these articles contained issues that other people had addressed on the internet.
It was painful to delete everything and start afresh. To my surprise, I wrote unique content with each article averaging 800 words and Google approved my Adsense account. The funny thing is I did not even proofread the articles. In a nutshell, publishers should strive to have unique content at all times. Google loves unique content. I have read your post and I do have the following observation to make. First, I do find the rewriting of content common nowadays. For instance, there is a story about a Nigerian who sold a fake airport to a bank for a whopping $242 million. This story first appeared online like over a decade ago but last month all popular blogs on the internet republished this story. Even though the republishing of articles is ideal, Google doesn't like that at all. In my quest to obtain an Adsense account I realized that Google won't give you an Adsense account if any content on your website is republished. Even if you tweak it to appear unique or souped up than the previous version. Google will disapprove your application. It's funny that some blogs change the titles and dates of publication of the articles to mislead readers that the content is new. It is really a cheeky activity by publishers out there. As such, this is a place where rewriting of articles might apply. Also, you have forgotten to mention that in rewriting of articles, the author should update it with fresh content to match current events. Finally, I believe that unique content outmatches [b]quality content[/b]. I realized this after Google disapproved of my Adsense application due to claims of plagiarism. I had written over 20 articles that were on the lower side 3,000 words each. 80% of these articles contained issues that other people had addressed on the internet. It was painful to delete everything and start afresh. To my surprise, I wrote unique content with each article averaging 800 words and Google approved my Adsense account. The funny thing is I did not even proofread the articles. In a nutshell, publishers should strive to have unique content at all times. Google loves unique content.
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