Can you think of anything else I should do to get more?

TLDR

I get some version of this question from creators almost every week: "I'm already posting everywhere - why isn't the traffic converting?" Running a 50% off promo with 1,000+ Snapchat followers seeing your story is a decent start, but the truth is exposure that goes nowhere is the most common trap in this business. Here's how I'd actually fix it.

Why isn't a 50% off promo bringing in subscribers?

Because a discount only works on people who already want you. A 50% off banner means nothing to a stranger scrolling past your post - they have no idea what they're getting, so the price is irrelevant. Promos convert warm audiences, not cold ones. If your existing followers on Snap, X, and IG were going to subscribe, most of them already would have. The discount can nudge the fence-sitters, but the fence-sitter group is usually small if your content funnel is weak.

What actually moves the needle is warming people up before the price ever comes up. That means teasing without giving everything away, posting content that makes people curious rather than satisfied, and having a clear, low-friction path from your post to your page. If someone sees a hot pic on X, they should be one obvious tap away from your link - pinned posts, link in bio, and a consistent offer everywhere. Also, a 50% off promo floating into the void with no deadline results in zero urgency. Put a real expiry on it. "50% off for the next 48 hours" beats "50% off" ten times out of ten.

What else can you do to get more traffic to your page?

Diversify where the attention comes from. You're already on the big four, which is good, but Reddit deserves special attention - find subreddits specific to your niche, not just the generic ones, and actually follow each sub's posting rules. Consistency plus niche targeting on Reddit is still one of the highest volumes of free traffic out there. Beyond that, collaborations with creators at your level (SFS - shoutout for shoutout) put you in front of audiences who already pay for content, which is exactly the audience you want.

Also think about your close rate, not just your traffic. If 5,000 people hit your page but nobody buys, the problem is your page: your preview posts, your pinned content, your welcome message. Traffic and conversion are two separate skills, and most creators only work on the first one.

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So what should you actually do this week?

Run your 50% promo with a hard deadline, audit your link path from every platform, pick three niche subreddits and commit to daily posting there, and set up two SFS collabs with creators in a similar bracket. And ask yourself the uncomfortable question: if 100 strangers landed on your page right now, what would make them stay? If you can't answer that in one sentence, that's the real work - not finding another platform to post on. Want to talk about building a funnel that converts instead of just spreading content thinner? That's where I'd go next.