How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups

How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups

You’ve probably seen those awesome round up style posts that readers love to share. They usually feature a list of tutorials, recipes or hacks like: “Over 15 Star Wars Crafts, Snacks, and Activities”  or  “21 S’more Recipes” or  this great list of many Round Ups. Content like this does very well on Pinterest and Facebook. Have you ever wondered how to get your own How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups?  I regularly create these types of posts for clients or my own blog and I wanted to share some tips to get your amazing content out there.

How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups. This post will help you prepare your articles so they will stand out in round-up posts!

 

How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups

Offer Clear Information/Instructions

Make sure readers can follow your tutorial or recipe. Some of the best posts I’ve featured use a recipe plug-in, images for visual learners or create step-by-step instructions.

Many bloggers have worked years building up their reputation, so if they are willing to link to your post they want to make sure it upholds the quality their readers expect.

Use Beautiful Images

There’s something to be said for bloggers who take the time to produce beautiful pictures. Whether they shoot their own or purchase them from photographers, it shows a sense of pride for their brand. I have honestly filtered out blog posts that contained sub-par images.

If you give permission to other bloggers and content creators to use your images in a collage or in their post you get far more exposure. Wouldn’t you prefer to see your work featured front and center before they even read the round up post? Maybe it’s that one well-crafted image that draws the reader in.

This is my most popular round-up post

 

The Best 30 Mocktail Recipes Ever!
The Best 30 Mocktail Recipes Ever!

 

Connect with Other Bloggers

There are a few Facebook groups where you can post your links for others to use in their round up posts. I’ve used this platform many times to request links on specific topics. In fact, I recently requested links to posts specifically about The Ultimate Leftover Candy Recipe Collection!. The results were amazing! I was able to feature a great variety of bloggers.

Make Sure Your Site Loads Properly

Sounds like common sense right? I’ve been referred to posts where it takes too long to load or I get error messages. I definitely won’t refer anyone else there if I’m having trouble. So double check your posts before asking them to be featured.

Avoid Auto-Play Video Ads & Excessive Ads

It takes a good amount of time to put together an amazing round up post, so sifting through different posts can be tedious. There are times I have 15 – 20 tabs open to different blogs. I love that my browser tells me which sites are making all that noise because it’s the quickest way for me to click the X button.

Clean, well organized side bars are easy on the eyes. Some ads can be very distracting if it affects the flow of your article. Keep that in mind for all of your posts, not just the ones that you’d like to be featured in round ups.

 

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You put countless hours building your brand and blog, let’s get some eyes on them!

Follow these tips and give those content creators and other bloggers some content to feature in their next round up.

 

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How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups

How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups. This post will help you prepare your articles so they will stand out in round-up posts!
How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups.

55 thoughts on “How to Get Your Posts Featured in Round Ups”

  1. Thank You for sharing your post. Sometimes you forget how important such as pictures are.

  2. Great tips. One I’d like to add… Make sure you have a search bar on your site. I like to get a list of good sites and then when I create a round-up I go to those sites and search for the topic of my round-up.

  4. Can you share with us some Facebook Groups to join for others to use in their round up posts? Thank you 😀 Great article.

  5. Those are amazing and effective tips, to be honest. It’s important to have good content but a good blog post is better with pictures and a site that loads well. Minimal ads is also helpful.

  9. It’s so great to see what kind of content works for round ups! Especially for fairly new bloggers that might be unsure 🙂

  10. Ahhhh yes, excellent tips. I have to keep these in mind/apply them to my own blog. Thank you!

  11. Love these tips. Nor having obnoxious ads is the big one for me. I won’t send someone to a site in which it’s annoying to just get to the content!

  15. Very helpful thank you. I have never really thought about this until recently so this is great to read!

  18. I’ve always wondered how other bloggers get their content featured in round-ups. I’ll have to start paying a bit more attention to the blogging groups I belong to .. I’m sure there are people asking for submissions.

  19. Sign up for my email pop ups when you visit a website are something I hate. I’ll find a sign-up link if I want your newsletter don’t stick it in my face and make me try and opt out of seeing the solicitation. That is something I take in consideration when screening bloggers I work with. But that is my pet peeve 🙂

  21. Round ups are great for exposure and gaining more readers. It’s really important that you make your blog presentable and easy on the eyes. Good content is a huge factor!

  22. Awesome tips on how to get your blog out there especially if you want to increase your readership and page views. It’s not just about the content and the look but how you get along with other bloggers as well.

  26. This is awesome information for any blogger. It is so important to have a photos because that is what attracts the readers. Thanks for sharing the information.

  27. I definitely see a lot of round-up threads in Facebook groups, but these other tips are great.

  29. This is such a helpful tips! I’ve never thought that it is also need a great content to get exposure. This is worth sharing too.

  30. What a brilliant tips! I know that rounds up are great for bloggers to have an exposure.

  31. This is a great read. Being a blogger myself, I easily get turned off my excessive ads and those huge pop ups that invite you to sign up or subscribe. I mean, if you have good content you want to share, wouldn’t it be easier for your readers to get to the article in one click instead of trying to close pop ups and ads and pop-unders.

  34. I feature round up posts occasionally. It is a great way to support other bloggers. Plus, you are offering useful information for your readers too.

  35. I LOVEEE taking pictures and rarely have to edit since I learned many of my camera’s features. Thanks for these tips.. Now off to connect =)

  36. I love creating round-ups featuring my favorite recipes, crafts, activities and more! I definitely look for posts that include high-quality photos and clear instructions.

  37. These are all great tips for blogging in general. Networking and getting your blog featured in roundups are great tools for bloggers to utilize.

  39. This is helpful for recipe blogs. I have come across some recipe posts that have very beautiful pictures but the recipe instructions are not very well written. I also get turned off with sites that have a lot of ads, especially those that cover the page and you still have to wait a few seconds before the “close window” option shows up!

  40. These are great tips to get your blog out there and noticed. Round ups are actually great to participate in!

  41. Such great tips! When I do round ups, it’s the pictures that I check first. I hope I get to be featured on round ups too. Still working on my photography though. 🙂

  43. These are all great tips. The ironic thing is I had one featured where the entire post from pictures to words to, well, everything was just horrible. I’m still embarrassed about that post and keep meaning to go back and fix it.

  45. I think round ups can be pretty helpful to get more eyes on your blog post. I think its always a good idea to connect with other blogger.

  48. My posts actually get shared frequently and it’s always so flattering!!!! I think it’s because sometimes my recipes are really outside of the box! 🙂 That being said, traffic for me doesn’t spike really because of that.

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