The Code Breaker Newsletter - Issue #029 Leveraging Organic Traffic Strategies

Hey Code Breakers,

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Today, I’m going to explain how to master organic traffic. There are tons of advantages but one of the best is using it to grow your personal brand.

In the digital age, your personal brand is your calling card. By mastering organic traffic strategies, you'll attract more people. You'll also build connections. You’ll become an authority and get leads. And you can do it all without spending a single dollar on ads.

The benefits are clear: increased visibility, a loyal following, and the potential for higher revenue and growth. And who doesn’t want that?

Unfortunately...

Many people struggle with this, despite the clear benefits.

Your Biggest Problem = Lack of Clarity

Other Reasons People Struggle:

Reason #1: An Inconsistent Posting Schedule

Think of your posting schedule like your favorite TV show. How interested would you be if you had no way of knowing when it would be on?

Without consistency, your audience will lose interest and move on.

Reason #2: Lack of Value-Driven Content

Keeping with the TV analogy, what if the show didn’t give you anything of value? No escape. No joy. No excitement. None of that. Even if there was a consistent schedule, would you still watch it?

Content that doesn’t provide value won’t engage your audience or inspire them to follow you.

Reason #3: Not Understanding the Algorithm

Each social media platform has its own algorithm. If you don’t understand how to use them, people won't see your content.

Just like each TV station has a set of shows and ads for its ideal audience, the social networks do the same. If you fail to match these parameters they don’t see you as a valuable contributor to their platform.

Reason #4: Poor Audience Engagement

Community and conversation come from interaction. Ignoring your audience or not engaging with them means missing out. You miss out on building a relationship. And you miss out on getting your audience to take action.

Reason #5: Ineffective Use of Hashtags and Keywords

Without the right hashtags and keywords, it's not going to reach the right people. This strategy is certainly a moving target, but it’s one to keep an eye on.

But don't worry—I'm here to explain how you can overcome all these problems!

Step 1: Develop A Content Strategy

A good content strategy makes sure your posts are consistent and valuable. It also keeps them in line with your brand’s goals.

The goal itself doesn’t matter. You may want to increase your followers. You may want to convert followers to your email list. You may want to increase engagement, or get people to sign up for your program or event.

Without a good strategy, all you have is hope. And while rebellions are built on hope a successful social media strategy is not.

Here’s a simple strategy you can follow. Start by outlining your content pillars—these are the main topics you’ll cover. For example, if you’re a B2B sales consultant, your pillars might be sales tactics, customer psychology, and case studies. Create a content calendar to plan out your posts in advance. Leverage a grid structure with your topics along the top and the titles for various posts in each row.

This makes content creation simple and easy to track. Combine this with some of the copywriting frameworks I’ve shared and you’re well on your way.

Consider how this worked for Jane. Jane’s a sales consultant who started with zero strategy. She started posting because it was what she was “supposed to do. But after years of posting she barely had any progress.

After making a content plan, and applying a consistent strategy, her engagement tripled. And it didn’t take long. She started getting inquiries from top clients within three months.

Step 2: Create High-Value Content

Here’s a common mistake, many people post content that is too self-promotional. This turns off potential followers. Remember, people don’t care about you. To be blunt, they could care less. What they care about is themselves and the problems and challenges they face.

To create high-value content, focus on providing actionable tips, insights, and solutions. You want to be so in tune with your customers that you enter the conversations already going on in their minds.

Then, share your expertise through blog posts, videos, infographics, and live sessions. A sub-goal you should have is determining your preferred medium. It’s best to base this off of a combination of what your audience wants to consume and your ability to be consistent.

Another easy way to avoid always promoting your services is to share success stories. You can also share client testimonials and industry news. This builds trust and positions you as a thought leader.

Step 3: Engage Your Audience

One of the best ways to build your business is to double down and create a community. Engaging with your audience builds that community. A loyal community will amplify your content and spread your message further.

To do this, respond to comments. Ask questions and make interactive content. You can also consider leveraging polls, Q&A, and live sessions. This increases your visibility. It also helps you understand your audience’s needs, and adapt your content.

Consider Dan, an NLP expert who started engaging more with his followers. He responded to comments and joined conversations. This made his followers feel valued. It resulted in a big jump in shares and organic growth.

By following these steps, you can transform your social media presence. You can attract organic traffic, and grow your personal brand effectively. Remember, the key is consistency, value, and genuine engagement.

Here's to your success in mastering organic traffic strategies and building a powerful personal brand.

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