How I get 30 percent of my blog traffic from Facebook

How I get 30 percent of my blog traffic from Facebook- get more Blog Traffic from facebook

Even though I didn’t spend much time on it  I found out that my blog had exceeded my initial goals in terms of monthly page views and had received a lot of traffic from Facebook, which was completely unexpected given how little time I had invested in it.

The ROTI (return on time invested) on Facebook has been phenomenal compared to the other social media channels I used to advertise my site.

If you’re curious about how I got nearly 8,000 new blog readers (all from Facebook) without sending a single email to anyone on my list, read on.

At the moment. Pinterest is my major Traffic Point..However, I still use FB and still spend  30 mins per day with FB groups and Posting On FB.

Here are the steps you need to follow to get More traffic  from Facebook to your blog site.

Create a Facebook page

It goes without saying that the first step is to Create a Facebook page for your blog and invite all of your friends to join. 

You might think that’s a little excessive, yet it makes perfect sense. 

The following are the reasons:

Inviting your FB friends( I have around 2000 friends on my personal FB account) to the Business page is an excellent method to communicate with them on a more personal level ( most of them will probably never see the post in their busy timelines). 

It is likely that if they are actually interested in your content, they will like it and allow your postings to be displayed in their newsfeed.

You can utilise your Facebook profile to promote your most recent blog posts and updates while avoiding spamming your whole list of friends in the process.

You won’t get any meaningful traffic if you promote to 2000 people when only 10 people are interested in your product or service. 

Increased click-through rates will result from narrowing down the audience you’re attempting to attract and letting those who aren’t already on your friend’s list to see your latest postings.

Don’t forget to include a Facebook page widget on your blog after you’ve completed the installation. 

This will allow visitors to stay in touch with you and will serve as a reminder of your blog months down the road when their hectic schedules take over.

Because I’ve been constantly updating it with all of the new content, my Facebook page has recently passed the 2,000-like milestone. In addition, I’ve been marketing it in several Facebook groups as explained in the below section..

Link your Facebook page to your profile

People are more often  searching for you by your first and last name, rather than by your blog’s name (especially if you were featured somewhere else online). 

As a result, you can rest assured that they will be able to locate a direct link to your blog as well as your official Facebook page.

After I made my  FB page Digitallydiv Agency  way back in 2020, I linked it to my personal profile so that it would appear underneath my profile photo, making it an obvious spot for curious eyes to search for more information. 

You can accomplish this by designating the “Work” section of your Facebook page as the “Owner.”

This looks something like this for me: Div A, Owner of The Digitallydiv.)

Why would you want to do that? First and foremost, you have accomplished something incredible, and you should be proud of it!

Second, it communicates to your visitors, new friends, and other random people who come across your profile that “Hey, you’re interesting.” This is what I do, and you should take a look at what I do!”

Announce your blog to the world

The very first thing I did on the day my blog went online was to share the news with a friend via a simple Facebook post, which she appreciated. 

To be quite honest, I felt uncomfortable advertising myself and a little nervous about putting myself out there at the same time.

I understand that many of you are hesitant to use Facebook as a traffic source, but you should never feel embarrassed about anything you have developed. And, with time, you become accustomed to it.

Whatever stage your blog is at, whether you’ve already launched it or are preparing to do so, create some excitement about it among your friends and publish at least one FB Post in which you merely announce the existence of your blog. (Plus, you never know who you might be able to assist or inspire!)

Join Facebook group

Unquestionably, participation in blogging support groups is the source of the majority of my Facebook traffic. 

For a long time, the concept seemed bizarre to me until I came across a blogging and business group called Blogging Boost, which changed my perspective.

Apart from discovering a super sportive community, making some amazing connections, and learning so much from other bloggers, I was also able to promote my blog, assist others with my content and replies, as well as receive massive traffic from participating in daily threads. I would like to thank everyone who has helped me so far.

These groups feature unique threads that help to keep everything organised and that allow you to share your most recent blog entries, archive articles, social network profiles, and other information with your fellow members and others.

The following are just a handful of the blogging organisations that I am now a member of and that have made a significant difference in the overall growth of my site. 

Do you want the complete list? Please click here!

Facebook groups can help you grow your blog in a variety of ways, including the following.

• You can gain knowledge from other people who are willing to offer their strategies.
• You have the ability to ask inquiries (and actually receive replies!)
• You can make contact with folks who share your interests.
• You can locate and assist folks who are experiencing problems that your blog can resolve.
• You can promote your blog content and receive genuine feedback as well as increased traffic.
• You can increase the number of followers on your social media sites.
• You can take part in weekly or daily promotional threads if you want to.

Is there anything more you want to do? 

Take advantage of my free list (above) of 60+ Facebook groups that you can join right now to start networking and promoting your blog right away!

The key is to join a variety of communities, including groups for bloggers (which will have specific promotional postings) and groups in your niche where your target audience congregates.

For example, in order to promote my Lifestyle blog, I also joined a handful of “Car lovers” Facebook groups.

In order to build a community around your blog and increase your traffic without having to spend valuable time every single day.

I recommend that you check out my traffic ebook bundle, in which I teach you how to take advantage of passive traffic sources and automate the promotional process, allowing you to spend more time creating awesome content.

Be active in Facebook groups

Even more important than simply joining these Facebook groups is becoming active in them, interacting with people, and giving back to the areas in which they are located. 

Not only can you not simply drop your links and hope for the best, but you must also plan ahead.

Contribute to the discussions that others are having, attempt to assist others when you can, and read other people’s contributions from the promotional threads.

For all of my blog entries, I adhere to the ratio of 20 percent invention and 80 percent promotion. 

To compensate for this limited frequency of posting, I heavily promote my work on social media. 

In these communities, I often spend anywhere between 5 and 30 minutes each day chatting with members, promoting my site, and learning, and it clearly pays off.

However, there are a few things you should know before participating in a Facebook group:

• Check the rules of each group to see if self-promotion is permitted and adhere to them (or in what capacity).
• Make an effort to be helpful. Before dropping a link to one of your articles, respond to other users’ questions and add value to their lives.
• Participate in daily threads and communicate with other members of the community (as some require reciprocating).
• Choose a couple of groupings and give them the highest importance. When you become a “regular” in a community, you have the opportunity to make more meaningful connections.
• Make good use of your time! If you notice that your comments and posts are frequently repeated, consider creating pre-written templates for them, or keeping track of your time to ensure that you are making the most of it.

Invest in Facebook Ads

In order to maintain a successful Facebook page, you need rely on organic engagement to grow your audience. However, owing to the current Facebook algorithms, this will take a significant amount of time.

For this reason, investing in a few Facebook ads every now and then or promoting a post that receives positive feedback is a terrific method to enhance exposure while also increasing your likes, engagement, and blog traffic.

Note: I run a FB ad ( for just $10 Day for 10-15 days) whenever I release a new eBook or Course online.

With as little as $10 a month, you can notice a nice and steady increase in your traffic, and because people have already interacted with your ads, Facebook will show them any subsequent content you post for no further charge. 

It’s a win-win situation, and it’s an experiment that should be tried!

So far, I’ve created advertisements for some of my most popular blog posts and opt-ins (in order to get people on my email list so that I can continue the conversation with them there), as well as boosted random posts in order to drive more traffic to specific blog posts and grow my Facebook fanbase.

I’ve started running Facebook advertising, and I’m thrilled with the reach they provide for under $15 per day.

Start your own Facebook Group

Establishing a Facebook group with which you can easily communicate and interact is really crucial! People can gather together in a secure environment to express their frustrations when they form a group, which you can facilitate by organising one. 

And you have the opportunity to assist them in finding a solution.

As a result, rather than joining groups led by professionals, you have the opportunity to curate your own. 

Pro Note Groups are often far easier to expand than Facebook pages, owing to the fact that users are more willing to join groups in order to view unique content than they are to like individual pages.

Earlier this year, I launched my own Facebook community for bloggers, called Bloggit- Blog to your success ,  which you can join for free here, and it has already grown to include more than 800 members ( Considering that I started in 2021 not spent much time on it..). 

I then use and maintain that group in conjunction with my page as an administrator, which means you gain additional exposure for your FB Biz page and blog to begin with.

Another advantage of creating your own Facebook group is that you have complete control over the rules.

• As the group administrator, you have the ability to promote your content or offers (where in some other groups that is not allowed).
• Every day, more people discover you as a result of Facebook searches.
• You are widely regarded as an authority and a thought leader in your field.
• For your blog, you can build a community that includes people who are not only regular blog readers.
• Individuals can be invited to join your group, and group members can be encouraged to like your Facebook page!
• You can give back to your community by creating exclusive content, hosting FB live events, and more!

Furthermore, these are the primary methods in which I use my Facebook account, page, and FB group to generate visitors towards my blog! Is this information useful, or would you prefer me to write in greater detail about my approaches?

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