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Atricle Dump - Seven Simple Methods to Build Blog Traffic
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6) Leave good comments
When someone leaves a good comment on my blog, I always go look at that person’s blog if they have one. I have found a number of blogs I regularly read this way. Conversely, often when I leave a good comment on someone else’s blog, I’ll notice a few visitors following that comment back to my blog. Some of them may become regular readers of my blog.
What is a good comment? Not a simple “I agree” or similar, but a comment that adds content and value. Don’t leave a comment unless you have something to add.
7) Link to other worthy blogs (or use trackbacks)
Just as when someone leaves a comment, if someone links to my blog, I notice and go see who is linkin
It's not poor skills or laziness but when management is fighting fires, a sales staff is on its own and the numbers start falling.Even with the high cost of hiring, training and letting go of a majority of sales staff recruits, keeping weak performers would be a mistake. But just how many qualified new recruits are being lost? There must be some way of finding out.The Real Problem It doesn't make sense that most sales recruits are duds or that an existing sales staff can't do more. Manage
Here are a few tips to build blog traffic. There are many more techniques available, but this is a good solid start.
1) Write great content
This should go without saying, but you need to write interesting “stuff.” What is interesting varies depending on your target audience, and you should know your target audience; hopefully you are one of them.
But great content, although necessary, is not sufficient. You might be writing fascinating material for guppy breeders, but if they never see it, who cares? That’s why we have additional tips.
2) Have a link from your Web site
You probably have a Web site. If so, absolutely have a prominent link from your Web site to your blog! Why wouldn’t you? I don’t know, but many people don’t. I hate it when I know someone or some organization has a blog and they make me look hard for it. Most people will give up, if they even ever hear about the blog.
3) Mention your blog in your e-mail signature
Most of us use email a lot. An e-mail signature, a small section of text or HTML automatically appended to each email, is an ideal place to mention a blog.
You need to use common sense however. If your blog is on bizarre sexual practices, you probably don’t want to include it on your business email signature. Personal blogs, unless related to business and with the company’s blessing, don’t belong in a business email signature. Professional blogs however, absolutely do. Use common sense!
4) Have an easy to remember URL
My home blog’s URL is http://demop.com. One night over dinner with a client, he mentioned he often typed in TheTedRap.com by mistake. Later that evening, I spent about 10 minutes online and twenty dollars purchasing the domain TheTedRap.com and pointing it at http://demop.com/TheTedRap
Traffic increased immediately – apparently he wasn’t the only one making that mistake!
If you have a long and difficult blog URL, like www.quismoabccorp.jobs/codered/Americas/baldnessremediesbyjoe, strongly consider a either moving your blog or getting another domain and pointing it at your blog.
5) Good Blog Post Names
Search engines love blogs, and much blog traffic comes from search engines. Google alone feeds The Ted Rap several hundred people a week, and some of them become long-term readers. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for blogs is important, and an entire book could be written on the subject.
One of the most important search engine optimization tactics is to give each post a good descriptive name with key words and phrases in it. If a post is about Saturn and Mars, include the words “Saturn” and “Mars” in it! A cute title like “Big round things that revolve around the sun” won’t help the search engines send you new readers, and conversely won’t help people looking for content like yours find it.
6) Leave good comments
When someone leaves a good comment on my blog, I always go look at that person’s blog if they have one. I have found a number of blogs I regularly read this way. Conversely, often when I leave a good comment on someone else’s blog, I’ll notice a few visitors following that comment back to my blog. Some of them may become regular readers of my blog.
What is a good comment? Not a simple “I agree” or similar, but a comment that adds content and value. Don’t leave a comment unless you have something to add.
7) Link to other worthy blogs (or use trackbacks)
Just as when someone leaves a comment, if someone links to my blog, I notice and go see who is linking
You may be aware that diamonds are graded by 4 C's: Cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. Suppose marketing, too, had its 4 C's. We call them Commitment, Consistency, Connection, and Change.And they apply whether you own a retail shoe store; are a professional such as a financial advisor, attorney or consultant; have an internet business selling coat hangers; offer a service for laser welding; or provide voice-overs for commercials.#1 Marketing C - CommitmentMarketing isn't a once-in-awhile, t
2) Have a link from your Web site
You probably have a Web site. If so, absolutely have a prominent link from your Web site to your blog! Why wouldn’t you? I don’t know, but many people don’t. I hate it when I know someone or some organization has a blog and they make me look hard for it. Most people will give up, if they even ever hear about the blog.
3) Mention your blog in your e-mail signature
Most of us use email a lot. An e-mail signature, a small section of text or HTML automatically appended to each email, is an ideal place to mention a blog.
You need to use common sense however. If your blog is on bizarre sexual practices, you probably don’t want to include it on your business email signature. Personal blogs, unless related to business and with the company’s blessing, don’t belong in a business email signature. Professional blogs however, absolutely do. Use common sense!
4) Have an easy to remember URL
My home blog’s URL is http://demop.com. One night over dinner with a client, he mentioned he often typed in TheTedRap.com by mistake. Later that evening, I spent about 10 minutes online and twenty dollars purchasing the domain TheTedRap.com and pointing it at http://demop.com/TheTedRap
Traffic increased immediately – apparently he wasn’t the only one making that mistake!
If you have a long and difficult blog URL, like www.quismoabccorp.jobs/codered/Americas/baldnessremediesbyjoe, strongly consider a either moving your blog or getting another domain and pointing it at your blog.
5) Good Blog Post Names
Search engines love blogs, and much blog traffic comes from search engines. Google alone feeds The Ted Rap several hundred people a week, and some of them become long-term readers. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for blogs is important, and an entire book could be written on the subject.
One of the most important search engine optimization tactics is to give each post a good descriptive name with key words and phrases in it. If a post is about Saturn and Mars, include the words “Saturn” and “Mars” in it! A cute title like “Big round things that revolve around the sun” won’t help the search engines send you new readers, and conversely won’t help people looking for content like yours find it.
6) Leave good comments
When someone leaves a good comment on my blog, I always go look at that person’s blog if they have one. I have found a number of blogs I regularly read this way. Conversely, often when I leave a good comment on someone else’s blog, I’ll notice a few visitors following that comment back to my blog. Some of them may become regular readers of my blog.
What is a good comment? Not a simple “I agree” or similar, but a comment that adds content and value. Don’t leave a comment unless you have something to add.
7) Link to other worthy blogs (or use trackbacks)
Just as when someone leaves a comment, if someone links to my blog, I notice and go see who is linkin
These days there are a multidude of ways to earn extra money online, whether it be via affiliate marketing, freelancing or website creation to name jsut a few. Anyone can make money online just as long as they are willing to educate themselves about the methods involved.The most popular method at the moment is most likely internet marketing, as although it can be quite difficult and have a steep learning curve, the financial rewards are undeniable. We have all seen various advertisments for services or products
4) Have an easy to remember URL
My home blog’s URL is http://demop.com. One night over dinner with a client, he mentioned he often typed in TheTedRap.com by mistake. Later that evening, I spent about 10 minutes online and twenty dollars purchasing the domain TheTedRap.com and pointing it at http://demop.com/TheTedRap
Traffic increased immediately – apparently he wasn’t the only one making that mistake!
If you have a long and difficult blog URL, like www.quismoabccorp.jobs/codered/Americas/baldnessremediesbyjoe, strongly consider a either moving your blog or getting another domain and pointing it at your blog.
5) Good Blog Post Names
Search engines love blogs, and much blog traffic comes from search engines. Google alone feeds The Ted Rap several hundred people a week, and some of them become long-term readers. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for blogs is important, and an entire book could be written on the subject.
One of the most important search engine optimization tactics is to give each post a good descriptive name with key words and phrases in it. If a post is about Saturn and Mars, include the words “Saturn” and “Mars” in it! A cute title like “Big round things that revolve around the sun” won’t help the search engines send you new readers, and conversely won’t help people looking for content like yours find it.
6) Leave good comments
When someone leaves a good comment on my blog, I always go look at that person’s blog if they have one. I have found a number of blogs I regularly read this way. Conversely, often when I leave a good comment on someone else’s blog, I’ll notice a few visitors following that comment back to my blog. Some of them may become regular readers of my blog.
What is a good comment? Not a simple “I agree” or similar, but a comment that adds content and value. Don’t leave a comment unless you have something to add.
7) Link to other worthy blogs (or use trackbacks)
Just as when someone leaves a comment, if someone links to my blog, I notice and go see who is linkin
Positioning is not a new concept. It was discussed in great detail by Al Ries and Jack Trout in their widely acclaimed book, Positioning. According to these two ad execs, the only way to make yourself stand out is by being selective, concentrating on narrow target markets, and practicing segmentation--in a word, positioning yourself.The ultimate goal of positioning is to attain one of the top spots in consumers’ minds whenever they think about a product or service. Ask most people to name a rental car company, a
5) Good Blog Post Names
Search engines love blogs, and much blog traffic comes from search engines. Google alone feeds The Ted Rap several hundred people a week, and some of them become long-term readers. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for blogs is important, and an entire book could be written on the subject.
One of the most important search engine optimization tactics is to give each post a good descriptive name with key words and phrases in it. If a post is about Saturn and Mars, include the words “Saturn” and “Mars” in it! A cute title like “Big round things that revolve around the sun” won’t help the search engines send you new readers, and conversely won’t help people looking for content like yours find it.
6) Leave good comments
When someone leaves a good comment on my blog, I always go look at that person’s blog if they have one. I have found a number of blogs I regularly read this way. Conversely, often when I leave a good comment on someone else’s blog, I’ll notice a few visitors following that comment back to my blog. Some of them may become regular readers of my blog.
What is a good comment? Not a simple “I agree” or similar, but a comment that adds content and value. Don’t leave a comment unless you have something to add.
7) Link to other worthy blogs (or use trackbacks)
Just as when someone leaves a comment, if someone links to my blog, I notice and go see who is linkin
The cost of training in North American companies exceeds $60 billion per year. Try to visualize that. Picture a stack of 1,000,000 $1 bills. Now try to picture 60,000 of those stacks. Amazed? Then consider this fact: estimates of training costs worldwide approach a quarter of a trillion dollars ($250,000,000,000) when indirect costs and opportunity costs are included. Do you find those numbers as difficult to comprehend as I do?Understandably, senior executives are concerned about the ROI (return on investment)
6) Leave good comments
When someone leaves a good comment on my blog, I always go look at that person’s blog if they have one. I have found a number of blogs I regularly read this way. Conversely, often when I leave a good comment on someone else’s blog, I’ll notice a few visitors following that comment back to my blog. Some of them may become regular readers of my blog.
What is a good comment? Not a simple “I agree” or similar, but a comment that adds content and value. Don’t leave a comment unless you have something to add.
7) Link to other worthy blogs (or use trackbacks)
Just as when someone leaves a comment, if someone links to my blog, I notice and go see who is linking. I typically notice someone is linking through Technorati.com or one of the other search engines.
If your blogging software supports trackbacks, they have the same effect as linking.
Most blogs will never have hundreds of thousands of readers, but these tips will help start a steady stream of visitors to your blog.
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