Grow your email list and Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook and YouTube followers with our WordPress plugin pop-up!
What’s going on with Google and mobile pop-ups?
Google came out with news in late August, that starting in January of 2017, it would begin punishing mobile sites that use big, obtrusive pop-ups and interstitials.
If you want to learn how to create the best Pinterest boards, check out this podcast I did with Kate Ahl from Simple Pin Media.
I go into detail on why I think it’s important to create general boards and specific boards. I believe you need to get into the minds of the people searching on Pinterest. Do they want something specific or something general? Could people want both? If so, make different boards to cater them.
Learn the best way to grow your email list faster using the MiloTree plugin!
We know you care a lot about your visitors’ experience on your site. And we also know you care about being able to reach your visitors via social and email after they leave.
This is Part II in my series on How To Grow Your Social Media Followers. You can read Part I on growing Instagram here: How to Grow your Instagram Followers Faster.
This is Part II in my series on How To Grow Your Social Media Followers. You can read Part I on growing Instagram here: How to Grow your Instagram Followers Faster.
Would you like a little more pop-up control? Great. We’re giving it to you!
You now have the ability to control how quickly your pop-up shows on your blog.
I get asked all the time: How do I grow Instagram followers faster?! Well, here are my top 5 tips:
Grow your Instagram using the MiloTree Pop-Up
We launched MiloTree, our smart pop-up, in March 2016, and in a few months we got our first article written about us! Take a look at our first MiloTree press below or read it here.
Catch My Party just passed 515k followers on Pinterest, a large majority of those followers are from our MiloTree pop-up.
For the people who receive our MiloTree emails, they know that when someone visits your site, it’s like having them over for dinner. You want to impress them, you want them to have a good time, and you want them to want to come back.
So instead of asking your visitors to do a ton of stuff for you — like join your email list or follow you on Facebook and Pinterest and Instagram, I challenge you to ask them for one thing.
Chances are you’ve read that there is an Instagram algorithm change coming. Instead of showing every post chronologically in your feed, it’s going to show you the most relevant posts first.
It going to be a little like Facebook, trying to anticipate what you’ll like.
People like Instagram because of its simplicity, you see everything people post in reverse chronological order. But now Instagram is experimenting with a Smart Feed, like on Facebook, where they will serve you posts they think you’ll like at the top of your feed.
I knew this was inevitable because of the incredible growth Instagram has experienced in the last year. If you follow a lot of accounts, wading through your feed can now be unruly.