Building Visitor Traffic
This blog entry was posted on August 2, 2007.
Is what you write worthy of being read by millions? The bottom line is in business blog marketing that nothing builds a following of regular readers then adding new fresh and regular content. You need to take every opportunity to provide a good user experience.
Content is Supreme
When you focus on writing postings of real value instead of churning out disposable text, your readers will notice. They will refer others to your site.
What kinds of topics work? What do prospects want to know about? Can you supply news or latest statistics? Use frequently asked questions from phone calls and emails as ideas for topics to write about. Use press releases, case studies, product reviews and testimonials.
People are searching for specific information about a specific solution. These are more likely to come up on search engine inquiries.
Visit Other Blogs
It is important to become involved with the blogging community. You must be an active participant to generate traffic. Visit blogs and forums. Spread the word about your blog and it will certainly attract readers.
Find blogs dealing with your subject and comment on their postings. Commenting on other blogs will leave trackbacks and will encourage others to click thru to your site. When you engage in dialogs, your visibility will increase
Linking is Important
Incoming links is important to search engine visibility. You must give in order to receive. Link to blogs and websites that support what you are saying. Find good statistics and trend information and link to them.
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Read your post about find blogs to “hang out” on and comment on. You wouldn’t mind checking out my Blog mapper would you? It lets you find bloggers in your local area. Of course this requires blogger participation, but heck its still cool. Shoot me an email and let me know what you think.
Comment by Jim — August 2, 2007 @ 5:43 pm