Getting More Clicks with Sniply

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Sniply Marketing Blog
3 min readSep 29, 2014

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Sniply is a powerful tool that allows you to add your message onto any page, but you’re the one responsible for driving traffic to your own links. Even if you have the best call-to-action in the world, you can’t drive conversions unless you can attract clicks to your links!

Sniply lets you to tap into the vast benefits of content marketing without having to create your own original content. There’s a lot of noise on social media and successful content curators are the ones who take time to sift through the internet to find the most valuable content for their audience. If you are constantly sharing interesting content that are relevant to your audience, then you should be able to get all the clicks you need.

Sharing on Social Media

The most common method of content curation and link sharing is through social media. If you look on your news feeds on Facebook or Twitter, you’ll notice that people are sharing content 24/7. Sharing articles, presentations, videos, photos — they’re all part of content curation. A good strategy to start with is to identify the thought leaders within your space and share their posts. These influencers are the veterans in the space and they’re generally popular for good reason. Every business is unique, so try to curate your own mixture of content from other curators to find the most click-worthy items.

If you toot your own horn all day on social media, people would start ignoring your self-centered practices. Social networks are for conversations and they shouldn’t be used as billboards. Many social media experts believe that at least 50% of what you share should be of content from others. Sniply helps you capture value from this 50% so that even when you’re sharing content from others, you can still be rewarded for your curation efforts!

Blog and Newsletters

Another great way to extend the reach of your Sniply links is to use Sniply for all outbound links through your blog and newsletters. Undoubtedly your blog will have a portion of links leading outside of your domain. Instead of losing your visitors when you send them away, you can use Sniply to stay involved with their visit and ensure that they remember who sent them there.

The same goes for newsletters. People will quickly unsubscribe if you’re sending them boring company updates every week. The best newsletters offer valuable content and it all goes back to thoughtful curation. Just like your blog, you can use Sniply on all outbound links within your newsletters. It’s a great way to deliver value for your subscribers while still capturing value for your brand.

Sponsored Content

If you have a marketing budget, then sponsored content is definitely worth looking into. Sponsored content allows you to deliver content directly onto people’s news feeds. Platforms like Facebook and Twitter allow you to target the specific demographic of your target market, making this one of the most effective strategies out there.

Before Sniply existed, Sponsored Content only made sense for publishers, since they’re the only ones who can derive benefits from traffic to the content. With Sniply, even curators can reap the benefits of Sponsored Content since you can attach your own call-to-action to the page, thus creating a win-win situation in the content ecosystem.

This guide is part of a series — also check out:

What is Sniply?
Why should I Use Sniply?
Introducing Sniply Analytics
Getting More Clicks with Sniply
Getting More Conversions with Sniply
Branding Opportunities with Sniply
Managing Multiple Brands with Sniply
The Sniply Workflow
Sniply for Content Publishers
Sniply for Small Businesses
Sniply for Enterprise

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