Archive for the 'Traffic' Category

How To Know What Your Readers Are Looking For

Thursday, June 19th, 2008

One of the most important things about blog writing is in choosing what you’re going to write about. The first and most obvious thing to consider is the niche that you’re writing for. It’s a good idea to always keep your posts on-topic for your particular niche. Of course there are times […]

7 Link Building Methods

Monday, June 9th, 2008

One of the most important things in promoting any website or blog is the number of inbound links. Basic rule of thumb is “the more the better”. beyond that, “the more relevant the site linking to you, the better.” Also of key importance is the text used to form the links and […]

The Entrecard Traffic Machine

Monday, March 10th, 2008

One of the newest sources of traffic out there is Entrecard. The way it works is that you sign up and add a widget to your blog. Then, while logged in to Entrecard, anytime you visit a blog that has the Entrecard widget, you “drop” your card on their widget.
Each time you do […]

Getting Read

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

One of the most, if not the most, important things about monetizing a blog is generating lots of traffic. If you don’t have the traffic then you’ll never get the clicks on any of whatever kind of advertising systems that you use.
I’ve already covered a little bit about how to generate traffic and because […]

Stumble Your Way To Traffic

Friday, February 15th, 2008

One of the basic things about monetizing a blog (or any website) is the fact that no matter how good your SEO is or how great your content is, if you don’t get traffic to the site nobody is ever going to see it. And of course, if nobody sees the site, then nobody […]

Technorati and Blog Traffic

Friday, February 1st, 2008

One of the things that need to be done for any new blog is to start getting its url out there where it can be found. You can’t get any traffic if people can’t find links to your blog. One of the many ways to do this is to claim your blog on Technorati.
I’m […]