3 Operation Skills Commonly Used by We Media Novices, Rapid Advancement and Efficient Operation

Do you have any skills in self-media operation? Many newbies in the We-Media are not very familiar with the operation skills. Today, I will share some tips commonly used by the We-Media Gods in the operation to help the newbies quickly advance and operate efficiently!

1. Learn to raise numbers

There is a big operational misunderstanding for newbies in the media: content is posted at will, and it is necessary to raise accounts in the novice stage, that is to say, when the account traffic is unstable, it needs to be updated according to frequency and quality. A common mistake made by newbies in the media is to update at will, and even start publishing marketing content in the early stage of account operation. Such an operation method will affect the weight of the account.

2. Learn to use tools

We-media gods will use tools from topic selection to creation, typesetting, and content quality testing. Many we-media novices create content manually. In such a comparison, the efficiency is poor. We-media novice recommends learning to use tools to find materials and create, in order to create better content and break through existing traffic. Yizhuan is a self-media content tool suitable for self-media beginners to find materials, choices, and hot spots to create, as well as a content detection tool. If there are problems, you can find them in time and improve the efficiency of content creation!

3. Learn to drain and monetize

We-media gods are not only monetized through public domain traffic, but private domain traffic is also very important, so you must know how to drain traffic when outputting content on a daily basis. We-media novice can include their contact information in their personal profiles and private messages to divert accurate users to private domains, and they can convert at the right time.

Today, I will introduce the above 3 operation skills, to learn more about the operation of dry goods, follow me, and the next issue will take you to understand different self-media operation dry goods!