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10 Powerful Post Ideas to Help Build Your Blog’s Following
Posted by: | CommentsWelcome Back! This is a DoFollow blog using both KeyWordLuv and CommentLuv, so please leave a comment and get a link-back to your blog.
Today, let’s talk about how to get more people to follow your blog.
I won’t do the talking though. Instead, I’ll use this outstanding guest post by Tom Walker.
(If you want to guest post on this blog, check out the guidelines here)
When you’re looking for ways to increase your blog’s following, sometimes you have to think outside the box.
Increase your Twitter following with these top 10 Twitter Tools
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Twitter mania continues to rise in popularity. Millions are now hooked up with it. Some are using it just for fun but some are using it to make some serious money.
If you are on Twitter, here are some Twitter tools that will help you manage your tweets and bring more traffic to your site. Enjoy!
This has got to be one of the best tools around for encouraging visitors to tweet your posts. See the green button at the top of this post. This TweetMeme Retweet Button plugin simply and easily adds that button and visitors can easily retweet your blog post.
Blogging: Does Post Frequency Affect The Traffic?
Posted by: | CommentsThis is a guest post by Dan Di Gregorio, owner of http://www.ikaro.net/en/
No. That is, it is not possible to keep such a quality level that leads to an increase of traffic, there’s just not time for that. Probably it’s possible to build a successful blog from zero for a single author, but once the blog has reached a good audience it starts another story…
Since early February, I’ve been wanting to personally check if it was possible for a one-man-blog to overcome the physiological traffic peak of his website increasing the post frequency and move to the next level. I made this test on the Italian version of Ikaro that counts almost 3500 daily visitors.
Up and Down blogging times 28 August
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So this is what happened this week:
The ‘up’ times
Video Blogging
I continue to blog 6 days a week and this week I concentrated on the subject of “keyword research” as it is so important and I added new videos each day. I am beginning to like creating videos!
When I first started using video for blog posts, I wanted them to be perfect. So each time I made a mistake or simply stumbled over my words, I’d start again. It was taking hours to create a 5-minute video.
Then I thought, what the heck!
Who do you follow and trust so you become successful on-line?
Posted by: | CommentsWe are all followers, aren’t we?
Especially in the on-line world.
We are all looking for that ‘silver bullet’. The ‘silver bullet’ that will make us successful and each day we are bombarded by emails and adverts trying to sell us the latest buzz or hot topic.
Ever fallen for one of those and it turns out to be just a re-hash of something else? But the advert promised it was easy.
Yep, I have as well.
Nowadays if I do sign up for a free report or free something and all I get is emails from the individual trying to sell me something else – I simply unsubscribe.
How to write articles for maximum effect – launch day!
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I didn’t sleep well.
Why?
I get a bit too excited when I am about to launch a new product and today is that day.
Anja and I have been working on our latest product, “How to Write Articles for Maximum Effect” for a while now and today we go live at 2pm UK time.
Over the last couple of days we have been giving away a free extract (e-book and videos) of our latest creation and I have been amazed with:
- The amount of people who have signed up for the free extract (1707 and counting!)
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The end result is a fantastic site that is attracting a lot more attention and visitors than my old one.
Hi, Andrew Rondeau here and this blog, my blog, will not lie to you. I will give it to you straight.
Increase blog traffic with these Five Easy Ways
Posted by: Andrew Rondeau | Comments (4)So you’ve created your blog and now you want to increase blog traffic. You want someone to start visiting and reading your marvellous writing because a blog without readers is pretty much useless.
If you’ve been blogging for a while and have been regularly posting, you most probably have a blog posting ‘plan’ or ‘arrangement’ you stick to.
Now do you have a traffic building plan?
If you have only been getting a trickle of viewers to your posts, you need to put a traffic building plan into action.