How to be aware of Geofumadas

Geofumadas exists since 2007, more than 1,200 articles has led us to 100,000 visits per month with a start from scratch from January 2011 that we migrated to Geofumadas.com. Update times have varied, from the obsessive age of 40 monthly articles to times when Twitter and Facebook download the need for topics that are so brief that they don't deserve an article but cannot go unnoticed either.

Now it is understood why those articles called “Geofumed on the fly” and those that did not exceed two paragraphs, that vent through social networks and despite the fact that right now I am readapting my time to maintain a regularity in the face of routine changes , here I summarize some ways to keep up with what is happening in Geofumadas; All three are part of the syndication strategy that we started in January 2011.

1. Subscribe to the Twitter account

This is recommended for those who maintain a constant reading of the geospatial environment, because on Twitter, apart from knowing immediately when a new Geofumadas article is published, you can see tips and links to topics that I myself read and stand out from the day. The frequency does not go beyond 12 tweets per week but guarantees that they are within the geospatial theme and include automatic announcements of new publications.

In the year and a half he has been running this account there are more than 1,600 followers. Most mobile users who prefer this route.

Follow Geofumadas via Twitter

2. Through the Facebook account

This is another way, with a branch of readers with characteristics somewhat different from those of Twitter. Here we generally post links to short tips, videos and what most readers see: Dates of when Geofumadas templates will be available for download. It is also announced when there is a new article in Geofumadas, minutes later.

In a year and a half of the Twitter account, more than 18,000 followers follow us as fans.

Follow Geofumadas via Facebook

3. By mail

For readers who don't go online every day, or who don't have the patience to come to geofumadas to see what's new, there is our subscription system in which each new article arrives in the mail the day one day after it was published. For this, you just have to subscribe and confirm the subscription.

Here you will almost reach 1,500 subscribers, not counting the feed readers.

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In conclusion,

• If you want to be aware of diverse topics in the geospatial area, and Geofumadas at the time of publication, follow us on Twitter
• If you want to know when the templates of Geofumadas will be free, follow us on Facebook.
• If you do not want to lose a new article, subscribe via email.
• And if you use an Android or any other mobile, Here is an application To follow us more easily.