This presentation summarizes 14 channels for distributing content, including blogs, Medium, Slack, Facebook video, StumbleUpon, subreddits, Hacker News, Quora, forums, email signatures, blog comments, Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, Instagram/Snapchat stories, and SlideShare. It encourages the reader to distribute content widely to increase traffic and awareness. It directs the reader to the original blog post and the presenter's other online profiles for more information.

1. Process

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3. Medium
Cross promote your blog posts over to medium. Create posts for your videos too

4. Slack
You can join groups that
are relevant to you or your
topic and then, dependent
on channel rules, post a
link to your content there.
Posting into channels that
contain your peers will also
help with great feedback.

5. Facebook video
Due to the power of short form content, especially in feeds, I create teasers for the main
long-form video. This could be a trailer-like clip

6. Stumble upon
Once you have gone live with your content, submit the page it is on to StumbleUpon.
You do this by just clicking the ‘thumbs up’ icon in the StumbleUpon tool bar, and it will
prompt you for details on how to categorise the content. You will instantly see hits.

7. Subreddits
Submit a post with links to your blog or video and add something along the lines of ‘need
your feedback’ or ‘what do you think’ in to a relevant channel – the community there can
be very helpful. Plus the traffic from here is insane.

8. Hacker news
The same goes for this channel. Although I tend to save my ‘epic’ posts for this group.
They are very strict on spam or anything that may ruin the quality of content.

9. Quora
Not only is Quora a great place to find content inspiration in your industry by finding
questions to answer it’s fantastic at finding opportunities for your new or existing content.

10. Forums
You may come across a couple of niche communities where you can share
your content. The only problem here is, like Reddit and HackerNews, you
need to be established before dropping your content in.

11. Dynamic email signatures
In a couple of clicks, you can create a piece of code that goes where
your email signature sits, and then auto pulls the headline of your latest
post(s).

12. Blog comments
Blog comments are great not only for getting content out there but also with
link building for your SEO. Create a good comment, one that states whether
you agree or disagree, or shows your authority on the subject and then share
your link.

13. Facebook groups
The popular groups are considered highly valuable, so if you are
contributing valuable content and taking part, your content should fit in
seamlessly and be allowed. Plus, write a long post, talking about your
content, then mention your link or video.

14. Linkedin Groups
Create another shorter blog on Linkedin’s article section. then share it to
all the groups you are a member of by unticking ‘public’ when sharing and
selecting all the groups you want to place your link.

15. Instagram / SnapChat stories
Always, always create a SnapChat / Instagram story around your
content. On Instagram make sure you hashtag it for relevant chats, and
tag your location too

16. Slide share
Slideshare is fantastic at traffic and awareness. Always create a slide
share around your content, 60 million people are waiting for you.

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