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Building blog traffic for newbies

Posted By Darren Rowse 25th of November 2004 Blog Promotion 0 Comments

The Blog Herald has a good post on Building blog traffic for newbies – pretty basic tips but well worth a read if you’re new to blogging and wanting to get some traffic over to that blog you’ve been working hard on. Here is their last tip:

‘The most important feature of all: post regularly and post often. It not only brings readers back regularly but it means the spiders from the search engines will return more frequently indexing your entire site, and you’ll start getting hits from the search engines. Some may argue but these aren’t that valuable but I would argue that’s rubbish. It exposes your site to a new audience for free, and even if only a few return you’ve still built up your readership for free. Take the Blog Herald for example, we get 5,000 views per month just from clickthrus in from Google and another 2,500 from other search engines (Google is the only real game in town though). Even if only 1% return to the site later, that’s 75 new regular readers per month or nearly 1000 per year, and what I also find is that this traffic also responds well to advertising on the site if they’ve stumbled in for the wrong reason.’

About Darren Rowse
Darren Rowse is the founder and editor of ProBlogger Blog Tips and Digital Photography School. Learn more about him here and connect with him on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Comments
  1. Anonymous says: 07/24/2005 at 5:39 pm

    I can find many things that I look for here! Thank you very much!

  2. I’ve submitted to search engine, pings, blog directories.

    Maybe I’m impatient, but doesn’t seem like much is happening, and yet I have lots of adsense ads, some traffic and now

    full color pics.

    Wht else can I do?

    dave

  3. i blog for the purpose of education. to increase discussion, and to promote awareness among indivisuals. Also want to promote book reading, and reduction of generation gap, while consulting old thinkers and philospers, highlighting their works

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