The author believes they receive more traffic from Google Plus and Twitter than search engines, though they need to focus more on SEO broadly defined as writing posts for marketing purposes. While the author actively promotes their work on Google Plus and Twitter, explaining some of their traffic from those sources, they acknowledge more effort should go towards creating hashtag-directed posts to maximize outreach, including developing more "evergreen" posts tied to hashtags that remain relevant over time.

1. MORE SEO FOCUS NEEDED
When I say SEO I mean it in a much broader sense than search engine optimization but there aren’t any
other terms that I know of that talk about writing posts for marketing purposes.
My focus rather than search engines is probably more directed towards hashtags as I think I get more
traffic from Google Plus and Twitter than I do from search engines. I suppose I should be all into finding
out the details of my traffic sources but to be quite honest with you I don’t care where it comes from as
long as it keeps on coming.
I actively promote my work on Google Plus and Twitter so that is why I believe I get the traffic from
there. That being said I need to write posts that are hashtag directed so that I can maximize my
response.
A number of months ago I took a hot hashtag and wrote a post directed to it and received a great one
day response while that particular hashtag was hot.
However, I would like to have more evergreen hashtag posts that will last the test of time. The hard part
is finding evergreens in a forest of oaks.