Outreach sucks.

Most outreach campaigns get less than 10% response rates and 5% success rates. (Unless you’re a big name in the industry.)

It is important, though.

Blogger outreach is still the best (or only) way to proactively get backlinks and shares.

But, there are ways to make it suck less.

With these 18 outreach strategies, my average response rate is 45.8% and my success rate is 24.8%.

That’s one share or link for every four emails.

I’m not talking about expert roundups or guest blogging. Most of my outreach strategies are for normal articles.

If you want to get better at optimizing your content and email for outreach, try these strategies.

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One of the most asked question from new website owners. Yet if you ask it to ‘marketing gurus’ out there, the answer is often misleading.

They’d say something along this line:

“Create and publish lots of contents, at least once a day”.

They’re not 100% wrong…

…but it can be very, very misleading.

It’s like telling a new book author to publish lots of books in a short time to get more sales.

Unless it’s a news website and you have multiple content creators, there’s no reason at all to publish a new content every single day.

Let’s be real,

Publishing more content is not the answer.

There are websites that get thousands of visitor per day even though they only published new content every once in a while.

But, I’m sure you have also seen many websites that have hundreds of content but no engagement from people.

Instead of wasting your energy on creating content, do these 17 tips to increase your website traffic up to 419.16%.

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