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Thanks :), do you have any tips on curation? I could use them :) Great idea! I'd love to do author readings/events. I am hoping I can start peeking at what tha
by bwb 6y ago
Thanks :), do you have any tips on curation? I could use them :)
Great idea! I'd love to do author readings/events. I am hoping I can start peeking at what that would require later this summer. I felt like they would be ghost towns if I didn't have a way to get them in front of the right traffic/readers. I am aiming to ship true topic pages this summer and I felt like then I can show events to people who might be interested.
For example, I recently attended a paid online talk by an author called Guy Walters on the real life Great Escape During WW2 (https://www.crowdcast.io/guywalters https://www.crowdcast.io/guywalters - he does these talks often and they are awesome). I felt like I couldn't effective promote it unless I have a topic page about World War 2 to gather signups.
What do you think?
How would you connect raw traffic to events they are interested in?
- ddoster 6y agoHow would you connect raw traffic to events they are interested in? Go where they hang with ads: ex. wwII podcasts, r/ww2 subreddit. Where did you see the Guy Walters talk? Advertise there! Start with your most trafficked topics. Analytics are your friend. Same goes for curated content.
- bwb 6y agoThanks :). When they are on Shepherd I am thinking about how to divide them out into interest beyond topics. i.e. I wouldn't want to pitch a WW2 book reading to people not interested in WW2.