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Getting Traffic to your blog

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Getting traffic to a blog is very crucial and very motivating for the author/editor. It is especially important when your blog is new and you would like to monetize the blog. There are few tips and tricks which you could get some readers, possibly loyal readers when content is good.

Not to mention the normal requirements for a successful blog is to have good content, niche content, updated frequently, nice templates etc etc.

Ping Feed Aggregator

This is the best way as there is always reader who reads blog from Feed Aggregator and when they finds a topic that interests them, they would give it a click. One of a very good feed aggregator for Malaysian blogger is Petaling Street.

Exchanging Links

Exchanging links with a good site with reasonable amount of readers will show that your blog is credible. Getting link exchange is not a very hard process but you have to ask for it, it does not come free without any job. You only need to find an email or contact me form, fill it up and wait and see. Do not get discourage for not getting and response or getting no for an answer.

Comments on other blogs

Giving a constructive comment on other blog will encourage the owner of the blog to return your blog for a view. This will be a good chance prove that your blog is worth reading. This will have an additional bonus, whereby reader of other blog have a small chance of clicking your link too.  Therefore, commenting on high traffic blog is beneficial.

MyBlogLog

MyBlogLog has actually form another way to get reader to your blog. By visiting more blogs with MyBlogLog widget installed, there is a chance that people will click on your pretty avatar and then drop by your homepage. Therefore, have a nice picture there.

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 25th, 2007 at 11:07 pm and is filed under Tips. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.