If you get to know them, interact and talk with them, they'll be more likely to follow you. Follow people whose content is similar to yours, or who are part of the niche area you've chosen. You'll be more likely to get into the niche and start recognising the big names in it.
Pay attention to statistics. Take a look at posts of yours that get more likes than other ones and lean towards posts that are in a similar fashion to those that are more popular than some of your others. Part 2. Find your niche. While some personal Tumblrs do end up getting famous, they're usually the ones of people who are already famous like authors, actors, or comic artists. Even some popular fanfiction writers can become popular based on their fanfiction writing and still maintain a heavily followed personal blog although they do tend to reblog and post things about specific fandoms.
Think about your interests: you can blog about things like dance, photography, art, writing, social justice, various fandoms books, movies, t. These are all very different parts of Tumblr, so you'll need to choose which you're going to go for, if you want to be famous on the website. Some examples of Tumblrs that have gotten incredibly popular: medievalpoc. Pay attention to who is getting Tumblr famous.
Look around at the people in your niche and see who has lots of followers and who gets reblogged all the time. Check out what their Tumblr theme is like? How do they interact with followers? Check out the posts they make. Are there lots of text posts with things like social justice rants, or meta on a t.
Do they share personal things? Are they funny humor is something that can elevate you to popularity? If they are writing text posts, are they long and rambling or short and to the point?
It really depends on your niche, what kinds of posts are most sought after. Do they make or post lots of. What is the quality of the. Do they link t. See if they mix things up with pictures. Check out the quality of the images, and how the aesthetic matches their Tumblr. Do they post many pictures of themselves, or not at all?
Pay attention to your own posts that your followers are interested in, which posts are liked and reblogged the most. You can generate more content like those and will probably start accumulating more followers. Talk to Tumblr famous people. You especially want to find the people who are famous in your niche. Don't just ask them to promote you to their followers, ask them questions and engage with them on a more personal level.
A lot of times Tumblr famous people will post the little surveys that go around Tumblr asking about things like favorite fictional character, first kiss, food they eat most often. This is a good way of getting to know them and allowing them to get to know you. Check their FAQ's page first this is their frequently asked questions to see what sort of behavior is appropriate.
They may not like having people ask for promos and never make someone feel like that's the only reason you're contacting them and what sort of questions they're tired of getting asked.
Once you've gotten on a friendly basis with them, maybe drop a line asking if they would check out some aspect of your blog and promote it to their followers. It's especially good if you have a specific thing in mind like you're writing a fanfiction, or poetry, or you've just started trying out a new fashion look. If you're polite and specific about it, they probably won't mind helping you out. Do promos.
Now these are hard to do well, but they can help you gain more followers and more recognition, but they can also irritate people, so they are to be used carefully. Basically, getting a promo means having someone promote your Tumblr on their Tumblr, and you can do a mutual promoting, etc. What you really want is to have someone who has a lot of followers in your niche do the promoting.
A promo for promo p4p is basically where you promote someone on your blog and they promote you on their blog. The nice thing about this way is that your followers and their followers only are seeing one blog and not having to look through a list of promotions. Of course, if the person you're promoting with doesn't have that many followers, you're not going to get much success out of it.
A double promo is basically a regular promo, only with two people running the show. If you're following both of them, then you have the chance to get promoted by both of them, which can be good because it reaches a greater number of potential followers.
Solo promo is where you're the only one getting promoted. This can come when you're friends with one of the more Tumblr famous people, who talks about you on their blog, or recommends you to their followers. Make original posts. One of the keys to getting to be a Tumblr famous person is to have a blog that is original.
The posts that spread around Tumblr like wildfire are the ones that are original, therefore everyone wants to reblog what they said, or the art they made, etc. You'll need to come up with your own original posts, and they can be anything that has to do with your niche subject.
You can make original text posts. This means writing meta about t. It means putting your opinions and your ideas out there for people to see. That may seem scary, but, even if people don't agree with your ideas, they'll still be engaging you and then other people will see and be intrigued.
This is not to say that you should go around making racists or sexist, etc. Learn to make your own. Then people will be interested in reblogging your work, rather than you only reblogging the work of other people. In fact, people might even ask you to make. Post your own artwork, whatever it is: drawing, photography, creative writing fanfiction counts.
It will get your artwork out there and make sure that your Tumblr has lots of original content. Be consistent about blogging. Consistency is another key to being Tumblr famous. Even when the famous folks aren't around to blog, they usually have set up a queue, which means that the blog continues publishing content even when the blogger isn't there.
Make sure that you respond to people, particularly since the more people you talk to on Tumblr the more likely you'll get steadily more popular and have more followers.
Be patient. There really is no way to get Tumblr famous overnight, except by accident people have had a rather insignificant text post take off like wildfire around the site, but that's as likely as getting struck by lightning.
Forge relationships with people and you'll find that you'll start getting more and more followers. Even if people disagree with you, respectful back-and-forth communication bolsters engagement. Your posts aren't only about text and writing. Images tend to receive the most action on Tumblr. If you have photography, graphic design, or Photoshop skills, put those skills to work when growing your blog.
Learn to use and make GIFs, and post original artwork when possible. Your followers are more likely to reblog your content if your posts are visually striking and well-written. The more people reblog your posts, the more followers you'll get. If you want traffic and new followers, tag your posts with relevant keywords. People are constantly searching through tags to discover new content. If they stumble on your posts, they may like the posts, follow you, and reblog your content.
Check out the Tumblr Explore page to find popular tags. Use tags liberally as long as the tags are relevant to your content. No one wants to see a recipe with a fashion tag.
Many Tumblr users follow certain tags. Thoughtful tagging is a great way to attract like-minded followers. When you tag other users in your posts, it's called a mention.
Using mentions is another way to boost engagement. Becoming Tumblr famous takes time. Be patient and put in the work needed to create quality content, post frequently, and engage with your followers. To give your blog's fame a nudge, tell your friends about it, share your posts on Facebook and Twitter, and follow other relevant blogs on your topic. Stay active and interact with the Tumblr community as much as possible. Pay attention to other people's posts that seem to garner lots of likes.
Find out what makes those posts so engaging, and see if you can match the quality level on your posts. Explore the other blogs your followers follow to get a feel for what's popular. When one of your posts gains a significant amount of likes and reblogs, think about what made the material popular.
If Tumblr fame is in your future, stay focused and engaged, and enjoy creating your content. Some Tumblr-famous people monetize their online presence through affiliate ads and product promotions. However, many just love connecting with as many people as possible. What sort of content do they like most? My brand is about following your dreams, travel, adventure, and lifestyle.
I value things like working hard, taking risks, and making a difference in the world. All three of these brands know who they are and who their audience is, and they do a great job of translating that over to their Tumblr.
A great way to find good content to repost, and to find out what people in your niche are responding to, is to check out the popular blogs in your niche. Just look for the blogs who are posting a lot every day, who get lots of notes, and have a large following. You can fill it with up to posts, and set a certain amount of those posts to automatically publish throughout different times of the day.
And I just schedule my original stuff. Typically the bigger your audience grows the more content you can post. Hashtags in Tumblr are the keywords that make your posts searchable. Make sure that you use tags that are popular and relevant to your niche AND relevant to the content you are tagging. Just so you know only the first 20 tags that you use are actually searchable source. I was surprised by how few people were using call to actions when I first started implementing these strategies.
Since then, it seems like some popular accounts in my niche have caught on though. And it can make a big difference. Just make sure to be genuine. But leaving a call to action on reblogs to like, reblog, or check out more of your posts is totally ok and can increase your engagement and get you more followers. Important Note: Always ensure that the creator of images you share retain credit.
But we highly recommend trying to credit the original author because its the right thing to do. And whatever you do, never remove a credit link. At Least not at first when you are trying to grow. Plus people get on Tumblr to be entertained. Use Tumblr as a creative place to experiment and try new things — and especially as a place to post original content.
If your goal is still to sell, think of Tumblr as the top of your funnel, where you create awareness and grow relationships, not where you make your pitch. Tumblr has a big creative vibe.
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