What's the Best Method of Content Distribution
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This question is both specific and open ended.
I have a new web project I've been working on content for. I paid to have a really sweet research article written and I am in the process of turning it into an info-graphic as well. Being that the the website is so new it doesn't have many customers and few to no blog readership.
Now that I will soon have great content for the site should I :
A. Post on the Blog ? ( Its a Blogger on a blog. domain.com )
B. Post as a static page on the website ? (domain.com/content)
C. Something Else ?
Whats the easiest to promote and push traffic to?
Which will rank best?
Which will rank longer?
Which will rank faster?Any other suggestions to get the content in front of the niche market?
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I would rather suggest you to use that infographic to domainname.com/page . And then create an embedded code with the link of the page within the code. Once done, you can go ahead and submit that infographic in some infographic submission sites.
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