I've just started writing consistently in November so I'm very new at this. Here's what I've done so far:
For titles, I try to focus on the reader as if I'm talking to them. I also try to give a specific number since per research, readers like actionable items they can take. I also try to keep it as short as possible but descriptive at the same time.
For image, I actually haven't bothered due to time constraints, except for my latest one that will be published later today. Per research, apparently, cover images are key, but I have yet to see how to use these effectively. I do like how canva.com is free and allows me to whip up a quick cover image without taking too much time.
For twitter, again, I try to focus on the user, and recently, I take the core important message of the article and put that in the tweet. I also don't use Twitter much, so I need to get better at using the hashtags as Alvaro pointed out.
For automatic scheduling on Twitter, I've used HootSuite in the past, but the content has to be available when you do the scheduling. I haven't looked into anything around triggered/event-type scheduling wherein it auto-schedules as your RSS gets new items, for example.
I hope the little advice I have helps. I do find that I'm enjoying writing more since I started trying to post regularly :)
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I've just started writing consistently in November so I'm very new at this. Here's what I've done so far:
For titles, I try to focus on the reader as if I'm talking to them. I also try to give a specific number since per research, readers like actionable items they can take. I also try to keep it as short as possible but descriptive at the same time.
For image, I actually haven't bothered due to time constraints, except for my latest one that will be published later today. Per research, apparently, cover images are key, but I have yet to see how to use these effectively. I do like how canva.com is free and allows me to whip up a quick cover image without taking too much time.
For twitter, again, I try to focus on the user, and recently, I take the core important message of the article and put that in the tweet. I also don't use Twitter much, so I need to get better at using the hashtags as Alvaro pointed out.
For automatic scheduling on Twitter, I've used HootSuite in the past, but the content has to be available when you do the scheduling. I haven't looked into anything around triggered/event-type scheduling wherein it auto-schedules as your RSS gets new items, for example.
I hope the little advice I have helps. I do find that I'm enjoying writing more since I started trying to post regularly :)