Want More Traffic To Your Blog?
If you’re on any of the big internet marketing mailing lists, you’ve probably seen your inbox fill with e-mails about John Reese’s “Traffic Secrets 2” and you may have watched his free videos where he gives out some great ideas on how to get more traffic to your sites/blog.
In his second video he goes on to talk about you need to own more of the of the web. He goes on to say that the sites that are really getting the highest amount of traffic are the ones with the greatest amount of pages, for example Amazon, eBay etc.
If you think about it, you can rarely do a search on Google for any keyword with out one of those big websites not coming up included in the search results.
Know you may be thinking so what’s that got to do with me?
The answer a lot, why not get more of you in front of your prospect with very little extra work?
Yes, you could continue blogging and hope you do well in the search engines for a couple of keywords, but why not cover more bases and get your name out to a bigger audience.
Here are a few ideas you could try…
If you’re a regular blogger why not package your posts into articles and distribute your articles to all the major article directories to attract more traffic and readers, this way you get in front of people who may have never heard of you before. You might like to think that everyone in you niche knows about you but there could be a lot of people you mightn’t know you exist until they read an article of yours.
Why not turn some blog posts into videos and put them on YouTube (for the same reasons as tips 1).
Why not turn your blog post into an audio and give them away to your website visitors in exchange for their e-mail address.
Why not package your most popular posts into a free report and give it away (like a most popular posts of the month report). If you think about it, you could have 12 free reports in a year all circulating with the best of your posts and all carrying your blogs details.
Why not create a squidoo lens with your most popular blog posts. If you don’t know what a squidoo lens is visit www.Squidoo.com and have a look around. Don’t be put off by the name “lens” it’s just a very simple website that anyone can put to together, you just point and click and that’s it.
One of the options of a squidoo lens is that they allow you to add an RSS feed to your lens, so why not add your blogs?
Squidoo lens are very search engine friendly, so you may surprise yourself by creating a popular squidoo lens and get a lot of free traffic from Google to it. This way a lot of more people come into contact with you and may start reading your blog from the RSS feed on your lens.
Also these lens may increase in page rank over time, and you may have some strong backlinks pointing back to your blog, making your blog even more search engine friendly.
Bottom line: While these ideas may seem like a lot of extra work (you could out source them if you’re stuck for time) they will allow you to cover all traffic bases in case your blog should ever fall out of favour with the search engines.
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I now invite you to check out my site www.ItWasSoEasy.com and find out more great traffic generating ideas and also how you can increase your share of the web.
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