Offer it free, original or unique, and quality or content on your website/Blog is one of the most effective way to drive traffic. Offer people something that they cannot obtain elsewhere, brand your website/Blog.

Here is some way how to ensure that your content is of higher quality than others:

1. Make it Informative

You need to offer visitors the information they need to help achieve their goal, solve a problem, be entertained, find out latest news or have a good laugh.

2. Keep fresh content

Provide your visitors updated details with regards to the topic. Let them heard the news first in your site. I suggest adding fresh content every few days if possible; at a minimum, weekly.

4. Make it professionally done

Poor spelling and grammar has a negative effect on the services and information you are being provided.

5. Stay away from content generators or never copy and paste content from other website.

Google, Yahoo, MSN and other search engines are highly equip and logical to detect the copied and unoriginal content, they will send you to the bottom of the pile. Knowing if the content is unique easy, try Copyscape. Putting your own creativity online is one of the main key to increase your website traffic.

Optional: If you hate the thought of generating content yourself or writing is not your passion, outsource article writing. Consider outsourcing and worry no more. Prices per article start as low as $5 per article, depends on the length, content, specialization and quality required.

Busy with routine activities delays new posts for several days in this blog. To cover hiatus post, this time I write a bit longer than usual with topic about how to increase traffic for blog with using 11 ways. Even though many people have been writing about this topic, but it is remaining interesting to be discussed and necessary. Okay guy, I don’t want to waste the time so we go to the points, how to increase blog traffic base on my opinion. Here are 11 ways how to increase blog traffic:

1. Learn more about your topic
Blog topic determines the success of blog where visitors usually decide whether necessary to drop or not to our blog. If our Blog Topics do not comply with what they are expected, the visitor will immediately flee explore other blogs. But if the topic is suitable, the visitor will not endure, and even not reluctant to spend money in the blog

2. Write post very often in a regular basis
If you can write every day, that's good. If not, you can do in a Regular basis and should be consistent as it will bring us to certain level in search engine. we know that this part is easy, but no other choices. That why we should write, and create post a regular basis. People usually find fresh information and most updated news

3. Submit your blog on Technorati
Probably some of you will ask about the benefits to register our blog with Technorati. As per my understanding, if we register our blog, Technorati will share our blog in among member in Technorati directory; in addition we also get a free backlink if we submit post, because Technorati will make a link to each post on our blog. Other benefits it will help to improve the page rank our blog. By default, Technorati index all sites in the world, so without sign up, our blog have opportunity to remain listed on Technorati, but it may take that long way to get indexed. By sign up, it will be faster.

4. Add comment box below of your post
Adding comment box means that we are welcome for any input and feedback. we also allow our visitor to give Comment in our post, so this how we communicate with them and make some responds. Adding comment box also provides some friendly indirect ads to the commentators promote in our blog. How can we say that it friendly indirect ads? When we left comment in other blog, our name in other blog will redirect to our blog. But you need to put in our URL on the blog post we intend to give comment. Friendly indirect ads, in this case leave some comment is cost free advertisement.

5. Use social book mark button below of your posts
Social Bookmarking is a way for internet users to store, classify, share and search Internet bookmarks.
With social bookmarking, user can save any things that they are useful. Then bookmark that we saved can be viewed by other users. Bookmarking even can also be sorted base on popularity content, fitness topics, and tags or even random. The growth of social Bookmarking is also developing social news such as del.icio.us, reddit, Digg and Netscape portal.

6. Post on weekdays
I did post several articles during weekdays and you know it was very less visitors my blog. I might suggest you not to waste your time to do writing and make a post during weekend. I not sure exactly, but I guess that weekend is family day and they use less on the internet. That why, posting on weekdays in recommendable. If you don’t like Monday, probably I do as usually there are more traffic. LOL.

7. Don't promote yourself and your business or your books
My understanding about this point is to refrain from over commercial looking blog which less preferred by readers. Indeed, for some of us, make money from blog is one of the goals, but we could well hide the intention of the reader purposely as though we're not blogging for money. As I read an article about blogging before I started once; it seemed that one of blogging failure is when we are thinking of blogging for money.

8. Patience and tenacity
As mentioned many times on my previous post about patience and tenacity is the key of success to be able to build blog traffic, get more readers. There is nothing to replace the position of the patience and tenacity unless a patience. I know, the traffic level and reders visiting my blog is not easy to control all this, especially if we refer to point no. 2 about often about post in regular basis. This is a consequence that must be accepted by all and all my blogger, but patience and tenacity win the racecourse. Today, I receive an email regarding review purchase from my blog for US$68 [sorry I shouldn’t mention the figure, but I wish to share with you].

9. Check spelling and grammar before posting.
Write an article in a simple words and easy to read. Avoid using confusing words as we hope that our article could be read by all readers’ level. Remember, some readers are new and they don’t know about what we are talking about. So, consider using interesting article that can be accepted by old and new readers. Don’t forget to check spelling and grammars before posting.

10. Select communities that match your topic.
Join with those who have the same interests necessarily easier than you join with the community in different interest. For example, people who like technology to gather in regular Digg, and they are like photo sharing they will be in Facebook or Friendster. From this community, you can dig up what content is most appropriate for your community.

11. Submit blog in different search engine, Blog and RSS directories
Sometimes we forget to do this point. Most of us are too tired after writing articles on the submit blog in different search engines, Blog and RSS directories much help our blog to ease being index search engine. Submitting to search engines is a way to be more easily recognized by search engines and possibility to appear in top search engines list.

These are ways to build traffic to beside SEO or Search Engine Optimization that I can share with you today. Everyone of us want to have traffic in our blog increase everyday, everyone of us want to see more and more visitor when we wake up in the morning, but its not easy. We need some kind of efforts to aim all this. Basically, traffic building is a main thing in the world of blog or website for it growth. Things that need to be done for us as a blogger or internet marketers is how to build traffic first before campaign and commercial purpose.

If you have a website I am sure you already know that a website with no traffic does no good at all. To begin generating income from your website you are going to need a steady flow of site traffic.

If you do not have a budget for advertising what are your options? Actually you have many! There are ways to generate free traffic to your website.

Since you can find good free advertising, all you need is the proper mindset and a lot of eagerness. You also must have the perseverance to do hard work and do a lot of research to generate traffic for your site. Free advertising does take time and also takes patience and the willingness to work. But, if you need the exposure, what do you have to lose?

Today I want to talk about a few ways I have used for years to generate free traffic to my websites…

Exchanging Links:

Many webmasters are willing to exchange links with one another so that they could produce more public awareness about their sites. You’ll soon see and feel the sudden upsurge of the traffic coming in to your site from other sites.

A major prerequisite in exchanging links with other sites is having the same niche as the other site. For example, if you have a candle website exchanging links with a dog bakery is not going to help you very much. You want to make sure any links you exchange are with a site that has a common subject so that there is continuity in the providing of service and information to what interests your target traffic.

Exchanging links also boosts your chances of getting a high ranking in search engine results, but you must make sure you exchange links with relevant and quality sites.

Traffic Exchange:

In a traffic exchange, you earn credits via visiting websites in a given network. You can then use those credits to place your website into the given network, which thus would increase traffic to your site. There are also banner exchanges, whereby you place banner ads on your site and earn credits each time the banner gets viewed. You can then use those credits to have your banner ad displayed on other websites.

Traffic Swarm is a popular traffic exchange website.

Write Articles:

There are many e-zines and online article directories that accept articles. Webmasters use the articles submitted on their websites and newsletters.

You should write articles that are themed similar to the niche of your website. Write something that you have expertise on so that when the users read your article, they can see your knowledge about the subject and will be eager to visit to your site. Write articles that produce tips and guidelines to the subject or niche your site is about.

Include a resource box at the end of your article, which you can use to publish your link which will help with traffic and your search engine rankings.

Here is an article that talks more about article marketing

Create a Newsletter:

This may sound like hard work because of all the articles you may need to use to build a newsletter but on the contrary, this is not so. There are many writers and sites that are willing to provide free articles as long as they can get their name published within your newsletter.

As your newsletter gets passed around, you can widen your public awareness and build an opt-in list that may regularly visit your website.

To get subscribers to your newsletter, offer a discount for all new subscribers or some kind of goodie to excite people to join.

Join Online Communities and Forums:

You can share your knowledge and expertise with many online communities. You can get free advertising when you go to forums that have the same subject or niche within your site.

At the end of each post you make on a forum, you can list your website as a link in your signature. This way, each time someone reads one of your posts on a community or forum, they will also see a link to your website.

Share your two cents and let them see how knowledgeable you are within the subject. As you build your reputation, you also build the reputation of your site, making it a reputable and honest business that could be frequented and trusted by users.

When it comes to getting free advertising, you have nothing to lose at all! Take some time on day and check out these resources!

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A considerable portion of my consulting time has recently revolved around the optimization of corporate blogs (or the addition of blogs to revamped sites). As usual, I find a pattern emerging in the strategies that need attention and the pitfalls that must be avoided. So, rather than charging $400 an hour to give advice on the subject, I thought it would be valuable to share many of the most common pieces of advice here on the blog (business part of Rand fights with open source Rand, but loses, as usual).

1. Choose the Right Blog Software (or Custom Build)
The right blog CMS makes a big difference. If you want to set yourself apart, I recommend creating a custom blog solution - one that can be completely customized to your users. In most cases, WordPress, Blogger, MovableType or Typepad will suffice, but building from scratch allows you to be very creative with functionality and formatting. The best CMS is something that's easy for the writer(s) to use and brings together the features that allow the blog to flourish. Think about how you want comments, archiving, sub-pages, categorization, multiple feeds and user accounts to operate in order to narrow down your choices. OpenSourceCMS is a very good tool to help you select a software if you go that route.
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2. Host Your Blog Directly on Your Domain
Hosting your blog on a different domain from your primary site is one of the worst mistakes you can make. A blog on your domain can attract links, attention, publicity, trust and search rankings - by keeping the blog on a separate domain, you shoot yourself in the foot. From worst to best, your options are - Hosted (on a solution like Blogspot or Wordpress), on a unique domain (at least you can 301 it in the future), on a subdomain (these can be treated as unique from the primary domain by the engines) and as a sub-section of the primary domain (in a subfolder or page - this is the best solution).
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3. Write Title Tags with Two Audiences in Mind
First and foremost, you're writing a title tag for the people who will visit your site or have a subscription to your feed. Title tags that are short, snappy, on-topic and catchy are imperative. You also want to think about search engines when you title your posts, since the engines can help to drive traffic to your blog. A great way to do this is to write the post and the title first, then run a few searches at Overture, WordTracker & KeywordDiscovery to see if there is a phrasing or ordering that can better help you to target "searched for" terms.
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4. Participate at Related Forums & Blogs
Whatever industry or niche you're in, there are bloggers, forums and an online community that's already active. Depending on the specificity of your focus, you may need to think one or two levels broader than your own content to find a large community, but with the size of the participatory web today, even the highly specialized content areas receive attention. A great way to find out who these people are is to use Technorati to conduct searches, then sort by number of links (authority). Del.icio.us tags are also very useful in this process, as are straight searches at the engines (Ask.com's blog search in particular is of very good quality).
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5. Tag Your Content
Technorati is the first place that you should be tagging posts. I actually recommend having the tags right on your page, pointing to the Technorati searches that you're targeting. There are other good places to ping - del.icio.us and Flickr being the two most obvious (the only other one is Blogmarks, which is much smaller). Tagging content can also be valuable to help give you a "bump" towards getting traffic from big sites like Reddit, Digg & StumbleUpon (which requires that you download the toolbar, but trust me - it's worth it). You DO NOT want to submit every post to these sites, but that one out of twenty (see tactic #18) is worth your while.
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6. Launch Without Comments (and Add Them Later)
There's something sad about a blog with 0 comments on every post. It feels dead, empty and unpopular. Luckily, there's an easy solution - don't offer the ability to post comments on the blog and no one will know that you only get 20 uniques a day. Once you're upwards of 100 RSS subscribers and/or 750 unique visitors per day, you can open up the comments and see light activity. Comments are often how tech-savvy new visitors judge the popularity of a site (and thus, its worth), so play to your strengths and keep your obscurity private.
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7. Don't Jump on the Bandwagon
Some memes are worthy of being talked about by every blogger in the space, but most aren't. Just because there's huge news in your industry or niche DOES NOT mean you need to be covering it, or even mentioning it (though it can be valuable to link to it as an aside, just to integrate a shared experience into your unique content). Many of the best blogs online DO talk about the big trends - this is because they're already popular, established and are counted on to be a source of news for the community. If you're launching a new blog, you need to show people in your space that you can offer something unique, different and valuable - not just the same story from your point of view. This is less important in spaces where there are very few bloggers and little online coverage and much more in spaces that are overwhelmed with blogs (like search, or anything else tech-related).
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8. Link Intelligently
When you link out in your blog posts, use convention where applicable and creativity when warranted, but be aware of how the links you serve are part of the content you provide. Not every issue you discuss or site you mention needs a link, but there's a fine line between overlinking and underlinking. The best advice I can give is to think of the post from the standpoint of a relatively uninformed reader. If you mention Wikipedia, everyone is familiar and no link is required. If you mention a specific page at Wikipedia, a link is necessary and important. Also, be aware that quoting other bloggers or online sources (or even discussing their ideas) without linking to them is considered bad etiquette and can earn you scorn that could cost you links from those sources in the future. It's almost always better to be over-generous with links than under-generous. And link condoms? Only use them when you're linking to something you find truly distasteful or have serious apprehension about.
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9. Invite Guest Bloggers
Asking a well known personality in your niche to contribute a short blog on their subject of expertise is a great way to grow the value and reach of your blog. You not only flatter the person by acknowledging their celebrity, you nearly guarantee yourself a link or at least an association with a brand that can earn you readers. Just be sure that you really are getting a quality post from someone that's as close to universally popular and admired as possible (unless you want to start playing the drama linkbait game, which I personally abhor). If you're already somewhat popular, it can often be valuable to look outside your space and bring in guest authors who have a very unique angle or subject matter to help spice up your focus. One note about guest bloggers - make sure they agree to have their work edited by you before it's posted. A disagreement on this subject after the fact can have negative ramifications.
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10. Eschew Advertising (Until You're Popular)
I hate AdSense on blogs. Usually, I ignore it, but I also cast a sharp eye towards the quality of the posts and professionalism of the content when I see AdSense. That's not to say that contextual advertising can't work well in some blogs, but it needs to be well integrated into the design and layout to help defer criticism. Don't get me wrong - it's unfair to judge a blog by its cover (or, in this case, its ads), but spend a lot of time surfing blogs and you'll have the same impression - low quality blogs run AdSense and many high quality ones don't. I always recommend that whether personal or professional, you wait until your blog has achieved a level of success before you start advertising. Ads, whether they're sponsorships, banners, contextual or other, tend to have a direct, negative impact on the number of readers who subscribe, add to favorites and link - you definitely don't want that limitation while you're still trying to get established.
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11. Go Beyond Text in Your Posts
Blogs that contain nothing but line after line of text are more difficult to read and less consistently interesting than those that offer images, interactive elements, the occasional multimedia content and some clever charts & graphs. Even if you're having a tough time with non-text content, think about how you can format the text using blockquotes, indentation, bullet points, etc. to create a more visually appealing and digestible block of content.
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12. Cover Topics that Need Attention
In every niche, there are certain topics and questions that are frequently asked or pondered, but rarely have definitive answers. While this recommendation applies to nearly every content-based site, it's particularly easy to leverage with a blog. If everyone in the online Nascar forums is wondering about the components and cost of an average Nascar vehicle - give it to them. If the online stock trading industry is rife with questions about the best performing stocks after a terrorist threat, your path is clear. Spend the time and effort to research, document and deliver and you're virtually guaranteed link-worthy content that will attract new visitors and subscribers.
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13. Pay Attention to Your Analytics
Visitor tracking software can tell you which posts your audience likes best, which ones don't get viewed and how the search engines are delivering traffic. Use these clues to react and improve your strategies. Feedburner is great for RSS and I'm a personal fan of Indextools. Consider adding action tracking to your blog, so you can see what sources of traffic are bringing the best quality visitors (in terms of time spent on the site, # of page views, etc). I particularly like having the "register" link tagged for analytics so I can see what percentage of visitors from each source is interested enough to want to leave a comment or create an account.
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14. Use a Human Voice
Charisma is a valuable quality, both online and off. Through a blog, it's most often judged by the voice you present to your users. People like empathy, compassion, authority and honesty. Keep these in the forefront of your mind when writing and you'll be in a good position to succeed. It's also critical that you maintain a level of humility in your blogging and stick to your roots. When users start to feel that a blog is taking itself too seriously or losing the characteristics that made it unique, they start to seek new places for content. We've certainly made mistakes (even recently) that have cost us some fans - be cautious to control not only what you say, but how you say it. Lastly - if there's a hot button issue that has you posting emotionally, temper it by letting the post sit in draft mode for an hour or two, re-reading it and considering any revisions. With the advent of feeds, once you publish, there's no going back.
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15. Archive Effectively
The best archives are carefully organized into subjects and date ranges. For search traffic (particularly long tail terms), it can be best to offer the full content of every post in a category on the archive pages, but from a usability standpoint, just linking to each post is far better (possibly with a very short snippet). Balance these two issues and make the decision based on your goals. A last note on archiving - pagination in blogging can be harmful to search traffic, rather than beneficial (as you provide constantly changing, duplicate content pages). Pagination is great for users who scroll to the bottom and want to see more, though, so consider putting a "noindex" in the meta tag or in the robots.txt file to keep spiders where they belong - in the well-organized archive system.
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16. Implement Smart URLs
The best URL structure for blogs is, in my opinion, as short as possible while still containing enough information to make an educated guess about the content you'll find on the page. I don't like the 10 hyphen, lengthy blog titles that are the byproduct of many CMS plugins, but they are certainly better than any dynamic parameters in the URL. Yes - I know I'm not walking the talk here, and hopefully it's something we can fix in the near future. To those who say that one dynamic parameter in the URL doesn't hurt, I'd take issue - just re-writing a ?ID=450 to /450 has improved search traffic considerably on several blogs we've worked with.
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17. Reveal as Much as Possible
The blogosphere is in love with the idea of an open source world on the web. Sharing vast stores of what might ordinarily be considered private information is the rule, rather than the exception. If you can offer content that's usually private - trade secrets, pricing, contract issues, and even the occasional harmless rumor, your blog can benefit. Make a decision about what's off-limits and how far you can go and then push right up to that limit in order to see the best possible effects. Your community will reward you with links and traffic.
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18. Only One Post in Twenty Can Be Linkbait
Not every post is worthy of making it to the top of Digg, Del.icio.us/popular or even a mention at some other blogs in your space. Trying to over-market every post you write will result in pushback and ultimately lead to negative opinions about your efforts. The less popular your blog is, the harder it will be to build excitement around a post, but the process of linkbait has always been trial and error - build, test, refine and re-build. Keep creating great ideas and bolstering them with lots of solid, everyday content and you'll eventually be big enough to where one out of every 20-40 posts really does become linkbait.
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19. Make Effective Use of High Traffic Days
If you do have linkbait, whether by design or by accident, make sure to capitalize. When you hit the front page of Digg, Reddit, Boing Boing, or, on a smaller scale, attract a couple hundred visitors from a bigger blog or site in your space, you need to put your best foot forward. Make sure to follow up on a high traffic time period with 2-3 high quality posts that show off your skills as a writer, your depth of understanding and let visitors know that this is content they should be sticking around to see more of. Nothing kills the potential linkbait "bump" faster than a blog whose content doesn't update for 48 hours after they've received a huge influx of visitors.
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20. Create Expectations and Fulfill Them
When you're writing for your audience, your content focus, post timing and areas of interest will all become associated with your personal style. If you vary widely from that style, you risk alienating folks who've come to know you and rely on you for specific data. Thus, if you build a blog around the idea of being an analytical expert in your field, don't ignore the latest release of industry figures only to chat about an emotional issue - deliver what your readers expect of you and crunch the numbers. This applies equally well to post frequency - if your blog regularly churns out 2 posts a day, having two weeks with only 4 posts is going to have an adverse impact on traffic. That's not to say you can't take a vacation, but you need to schedule it wisely and be prepared to lose RSS subscribers and regulars. It's not fair, but it's the truth. We lose visitors every time I attend an SES conference and drop to one post every two days (note - guest bloggers and time-release posts can help here, too).
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21. Build a Brand
Possibly one of the most important aspects of all in blogging is brand-building. As Zefrank noted, to be a great brand, you need to be a brand that people want to associate themselves with and a brand that people feel they derive value from being a member. Exclusivity, insider jokes, emails with regulars, the occasional cat post and references to your previous experiences can be off putting for new readers, but they're solid gold for keeping your loyal base feeling good about their brand experience with you. Be careful to stick to your brand - once you have a definition that people like and are comfortable with, it's very hard to break that mold without severe repercussions. If you're building a new blog, or building a low-traffic one, I highly recommend writing down the goals of your brand and the attributes of its identity to help remind you as you write.

Best of luck to all you bloggers out there. It's an increasingly crowded field to play in, but these strategies should help to give you an edge over the competition. As always, if you've got additions or disagreements, I'd love to hear them.

1. Write Well and Write Often

Frequently updating your blog with useful content is the first step to building your blog's audience. The content you write is what will keep readers coming back for more. Make sure you have something meaningful to say to them and say it often to maintain their interest and keep them loyal.

Furthermore, post frequently to increase the number of chances you have for your blog's content to be noticed by search engines such as Google or Technorati.
2. Submit Your Blog to Search Engines

Get on the radar screen for the popular search engines such as Google and Yahoo! by submitting your blog's URL to them. Most search engines provide a 'Submit' link (or something similar) to notify the search engine of your new blog, so those search engines will crawl it and include your pages in their results.

It's important to understand that simply submitting your blog to search engines doesn't mean your pages will appear at the top of a Google search results screen, but at least your blog will be included and will have the chance of being picked up by a search engine.
3. Use and Update Your Blogroll

By adding links to sites you like in your blogroll, the owners of those blogs will find your blog and will be likely to add a reciprocal link in their blogrolls. It's an easy way to get the link to your blog in front of many readers on other blogs. The hope is that some of those readers will click on the link to your blog on the other blogs' blogrolls and find your content interesting and enjoyable turning them into loyal readers.
4. Harness the Power of Comments

Commenting is a simple and essential tool to increase your blog's traffic. First, respond to comments left on your blog to show your readers that you value their opinions and draw them into a two-way conversation. This will increase reader loyalty.

Second, leave comments on other blogs to drive new traffic. Make sure you leave your blog's URL in your comment, so you create a link back to your own blog. Many people will read the comments left on a blog post. If they read a particularly interesting comment, they are highly likely to click on the link to visit the commentor's website. It's important to make sure you leave meaningful comments that are likely to invite people to click on your link to read more.
5. Syndicate Your Blog's Content with an RSS Feed

Setting up an RSS feed button on your blog makes it easy for your loyal readers to not just read your blog but also know when you publish new content.
6. Use Links and Trackbacks

Links are one of the most powerful parts of your blog. Not only are links noticed by search engines, but they also act as a tap on the shoulder to other bloggers who can easily identify who is linking to their sites. Linking helps to get you noticed by other bloggers who are likely to investigate the sites that are linking to them. This may lead them to become new readers of your blog or to add links to your blog from theirs.

You can take links to other blogs a step further by leaving a trackback on the other blog to let them know you've linked to them. Blogs that allow trackbacks will include a link back to your blog in the comments section of the post that you originally linked to. People do click on trackback links!
7. Tag Your Posts

It takes a few extra seconds to add tags to each of your blog posts, but it's worth the time in terms of the additional traffic tags can drive to your blog. Tags (like links) are easily noticed by search engines. They're also key to helping readers find your blog when they perform searches on popular blog search engines such as Technorati.
8. Submit Your Posts to Social Bookmarking Sites

Taking the time to submit your best posts to social bookmarking sites such as Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit and more can be a simple way to quickly boost traffic to your blog.
9. Remember Search Engine Optimization

When you write your blog posts and pages, remember to optimize your pages for search engines to find them. Include relevant keywords and links but don't overload your posts with too many relevant keywords or completely irrelevant keywords. Doing so can be considered spamming and could have negative results such as your blog being removed from Google's search entirely.
10. Don't Forget Images

Images don't just make your blog look pretty, they also help people find you in search engine listings. People often use the image search options offered by Google, Yahoo! and other search engines, and naming your images with search engine optimization in mind can easily boost your traffic.

One important topic for blog owners is how to increase traffic, which is easier than it seems, once you know how. In this article, we cover 7 specific methods of increasing traffic to your blog.

Tip #1: Sign up for pinging services
It seems pretty obvious, but many bloggers, even those who are more experienced, don’t sign up for pinging services. If you’re new to blogging, pinging means that when your blog is updated, a “ping” is sent out by the service to let pinging sites know that your blog has been updated. People who are visiting sites with pinging services will then see your blog flash across the side of the screen as “newly updated.” Pinging services include Yahoo’s blogs, weblogs.com, Google Blog search and ZingFast.

Tip #2: Sign up for Technorati
If you go to technorati.com, you’ll see an option on the left side of the screen to “Claim Your Blog.” Doing so allows you to get updated link counts, add your photo or branding to Technorati and see your Technorati link. Having your blog claimed on Technorati helps to increase traffic because the millions of people who go to that site will have a chance to see your blog listed there.

Tip #3: Sign up for FeedBurner, an RSS service
FeedBurner basically helps you to promote your blog’s content, and to build and measure your audience.

Tip #4: Bookmark your blogs at places like del.icio.us
You can set up an account and profile at del.icio.us. From there, you can add links to your blog, as well as excerpts. When a user visits your profile on del.icio.us, they will see a link to your blog and excerpts. There are other social bookmarking sites that you can use in much the same way. All of these social bookmarking sites can help you increase traffic.

Tip #5: Post comments at other blogs
Here, you should visit similar blogs to your own, post legitimate comments and then sign your name(along with a link to your blog). This way, people know you aren’t there just to promote your site—you’re there to post a good piece of feedback and also say where you’re from.

Tip #6: Ask owners of other blogs to post a link to yours
Find other blogs that are similar to yours. If they seem to be decently popular (if they have a good amount of comments for each post), contact the owner of the blog and ask if they will add a link to your blog. Offering to link back to their blog is a way to sweeten the offer. Reciprocal linking helps to increase traffic.

Tip #7: Use keywords in your blog
Like regular Web pages, having a good keyword density on a blog is a terrific way of getting search engine spiders to notice your page. (FYI: Search engine spiders are programs from search engines that browse sites and report back their findings to the search engine database, which then lists that site. The more keywords on your site, the more likely it is for a search engine spider to pay a visit)

If your average blog posting is around 200 words, use 2-6 keywords per blog post. This creates a keyword density of between 1 and 3 percent, a respectable number. Remember that you don’t want to use too many keywords, as that will make your blog look bad. Also be sure that the keywords used are relevant to your blog. Before even making a blog posting, decide what the post will be about and then select a keyword or two to use in your post. This will help to increase your traffic.

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The main key to generating blog income is traffic. If you can double your traffic, your blog income can possibly be double as well. As long as the visitors keep on coming, your blog gives monetary gains. More visitors mean more ad clicks, more donations if you ask for in your blog, more affiliate sales and more leads.

How to build good traffic with content?

Create valuable content: Provide your users with valuable content. Try and improve the quality of the content as frequently as you can. Expand the people’s thoughts, actions and their awareness. Strong content is usually valued as long as it generates long term referral traffic. Quality is more important than quantity. So be careful in doing the needful.

Create original content: even though it takes efforts to produce original content, it is a good strategy for long term planning. If people like one of the articles, that is basically the writing style, they may also be interested in others. If someone reads content from a single person, it is bound to create awareness and much interest. Even though original content takes some time in building the traffic, it lays a solid long lasting foundation.

Create timeless content: It is not necessary to write on current topics. You can even write on the older ones as long as they attract viewers. These articles will be available even after we are long gone. In traffic building, timeless content is for much longer time than the time bounded content.

Write what you actually believe in: writing in something which you do not believe will not be fruitful as you will not put your full self into it. Being honest with yourself and also with the viewers of your blog is very important strategy, and will definitely attract more and more traffic. Sometimes you will be praised, sometimes criticized, but do not lose hope as one day you will succeed.

Treat your visitors well: Do not write stuff that will go against any ones religion or personal life, at least if it affects him/her. Do not humiliate others at the cost of your writing. Treat your viewers as real human beings.

Backlinks (also called "inlinks") are your main building blocks for a good SEO foundation. What are backlinks? They are external links pointing at your website. Think of them as little votes in search engine eyes. Every time a search engine finds a backlink on another website they give you an extra "point". There is no limit to how many backlinks you can have. The more, the better. However not all backlinks are the same. Search engines prefer them to be from more popular, quality, related and established sites. Links from such sites will give you more credit. And one-way links, where another site links to you, without you linking to them, are even better.

How do you tell how many backlinks (if any) you have?

Simply do this search in different search engines:

1. Google - link:www.yourdomainname.com
2. Yahoo - linkdomain:www.yourdomainname.com
3. MSN - link:www.yourdomainname.com

Please note that new backlinks will take time to appear in search engines. Google, for example only updates your backlinks a few times a year. It also might not show some of them if it thinks they are less important.



How do you develop backlinks?

There are a number of ways of doing this.

Link exchange: It's the practice of exchanging links with other relevant websites. The simplest way of doing it is to email another website owner and ask to do a link exchange. You place their link on your site and the other site in return will place a link back to you. Make sure the link compliments your website theme.

Directory submission: Its when you submit your website to web directories. There are a LOT of them around all over the internet, both big and small, niche and general, free and paid. Does not matter which directory you submit to, you should only do it if you feel like you will get clicks (visitors) from your actual listing. Don’t bother if the directory you are submitting to looks young or dead. I have compiled a little list of free (hopefully) directories you can submit to here, but there are plenty more around. Quality, not quantity, is the key!

Articles: This is a really good way of getting quality and related backlinks. How it works, is you write an article related to your website of around 600 or so words (every article directory has its own rules and criteria). You add a few backlinks to your website(s) either in the text body or the signature. You then submit your article to an article directory (there are a many of them around, have a look at the list I have compiled here). After your article is approved, other webmasters will visit the article directory in search for some material they can publish on their websites. If they like what you have written and they think it might be of some use to their readers, they will publish your article on their website. Voila! You have new backlinks!

There are many other ways. Some are dodgy ("black hat") and some kosher ("white hat"). Stay with the accepted linking methods, otherwise your underhand attempt will probably come back and bite you in the ass! here are some examples:

• You can join forums and use Members Profile Signature options. Most of the forums allow at least 2/3 links for every members.
• Create free website templates or themes with your backlink in the footer.
• You can also buy backlinks. Even though search engines do not like people buying backlinks in order to boost their SERPs, many of them will get away with this and even have great results. I would however not recommend buying backlinks because the potential downside is too big.
• Another way is to pay for a "write-up" (i.e. a short article with a backlink) about your website on another site. Some people have had similar success with "press releases" on those PR sites.
• You can also join a "webring" of like-minded sites (e.g. see webring.com), or use a so-called "link farm" or "links exchange", although I do not recommend the latter two options as search engines might penalize you.
• Lately, social bookmarking sites, and websites such as Digg and Stumbleupon have also become popular to try and get backlinks and website traffic.

Social bookmarking, which allows Internet users to save , organize, share, and search bookmarks of websites or web pages, has become the new trend in search engine optimization or SEO. Sometimes, social bookmarking is called social bookmarketing as it has been used as an online marketing tool or strategy. Simply put, this kind of bookmarking is just like bookmarking your favorite sites on your PC. The difference is that you have to store your favorite websites to social bookmarking sites, and you get to share them with other Internet users.

Why is social bookmarking an effective tool in improving website owners' search engine optimization? This is because social bookmarking sites are primarily "tag-based". Once you bookmark a site, you tag or categorize them with keywords for future references or so that other users can just click on them when they need information on a specific topic.

What happens is that search engines index the tags and links at the same time. Thus, with your keywords attached to them, you are enjoying one-way links from high-traffic sites. This means more visitors and potential customers for your site. Also, when someone bookmarks your website, the social bookmarking site that you are a member of will check the tags to find out if the link already exists. Thus, when you change your bookmark tags from time to time, you can have multiple links with different tags on the same site. Social bookmarking sites are regularly crawled by search engines, thus having bookmarked links on these sites, your site will most likely be crawled at the same time. One thing you have to remember, though, is that you have to use proper tags if you want to have social bookmarking work for you in your search engine optimization efforts.

Be sure that your site is also worth bookmarking for. Its content should be specific and valuable. This means Take note that social bookmarking works like word of mouth, a tested-and-proven marketing strategy. When someone finds your site interesting and bookmarks it, the person can share it to his or her friends who share the same interests with him or her , and the cycle can go on, leaving your site popular for a specific group of people.


Few Social Bookmarking site:
1. Delicious
2. Digg - All News, Videos, & Images
3. reddit.com: what's new online!
4. What's Buzzing? You Tell Us! Top News and More - Yahoo! Buzz
5. Technorati: Front Page
6. Home | Propeller
7. Mixx - Latest news and top videos and photos from around the web
8. Mister Wong | Social Bookmarking Tool
9. Ma.gnolia.com - Find Web Sites & Build Community Online
10. Netvouz - Online Social Bookmark Manager - Save, Tag and Share your bookmarks __________________

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