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July 7th, 2009Uncategorized1. Comment on Other Experts’ Blogs
Frequently leave comments on some experts blogs which have high traffic and Alexa ranking will increase your blog traffic as well. Do not comment using anonymous. Remember to leave only quality comment instead of saying a word “Hello”. Leave some quality comments so that other people will get interest on you and then visit your blog.
2. Submit Article to Articles Directories
Article marketing is the oldest way to increase traffic but it still very effective. It will bring you tons of traffic. When I mean tons, I mean it. Submit 10 articles to EzineArticles and GoArticles will do. Do not forget to put a link which link back to your blog. For more information about article marketing, click here.
3. Participate in Community Forums
I like forums. It also brings me lots of traffic. I love forums very much because I can boost my traffic. At the same time, I can always update and enhance my knowledge. Remember to put a link which will link back to your blog in your signature. You can ask a question, discuss a topic, post your ideas and articles in the forums.
4. Social Bookmarking
Social Bookmarking can also increase your traffic. Bookmark your blog posts to social bookmark networks like Digg, StumbleUpon and Reddit. Do not forget to submit your blog post every time you publish a post.
5. Update Your Blog Frequently
Never let your blog die. You will lost many traffic if you do not update your blog for a long time. I suggest you to publish at least 3 posts per week. If you can update your blog everyday, then that’s good =)
6. Use Paid Advertising
Paid advertising will definitely boost your traffic. What you need to control is just your budget. Do not spend too much on paid advertising. You can advertise your blog or sales page via service like Google AdWords. Alternatively, you may us BidVertiser as it is not so expensive compare with AdWords. You can also select a blog which have high visits and Alexa ranking to advertise your blog. Remember that only choose blog which have same niche with you so that you can traget your readers.
7. Organize Contests
Run contests on your blog also a way to boost your blog traffic. The form of contest and gift is based on your budget and what your readers need. Think a creative way which can grab more readers to read your blog post. Example, the top commenter of this month will be rewarded a copy of your e-book.
8. Link Exchange
Link exchange is also a great and effective way to boost your traffic. You can go to Google Blog Search and find few blogs which have same niche with you and request link exchange with the webmasters by contact them. If you able to exchange a link with a blog which have high visits and traffic, your traffic also will increase after that =)
9. Submit Your Blog to Blog Directories
This step is very important to get traffic for your blog. Submit your blogs to Technorati, Techmeme, Blogcatalog and other blog directories. Blog directories are places which you can submit your blog to get massive traffic. Thus, do not be lazy on this.
10. Offer Something Free
I realize that many people like free stuff. Even me like free stuff. This way works if you are creative enough and you know what stuff your readers actually need. If you are using auto responder for blogging, you can gift out free stuff to encourage more people join your mailing list. If your free stuff is good, your readers will definitely announce and tell their friends. Then, your traffic will increase too.
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July 6th, 2009UncategorizedPostal Regulatory Commission Chairman Dan G. Blair said that we could have a net operating deficit of $12.4 billion by the end of the year, based on a volume decline of 9.3 percent.
The loss for January alone was almost three-quarters of a billion dollars.
Blair also said that the analysis by the Commission shows "a cash shortfall by the end of the fiscal year." That means we might not have enough money to operate without a major change.
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July 5th, 2009UncategorizedSmart direct mailers should always look for ways to cut costs. But in today's economic climate, cutting costs is a must. Paper, postage, and printing are all on the rise. Prospects have become more choosy about responding to offers. And marketing departments are being asked to tighten their belts and stretch their dollars.
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July 4th, 2009UncategorizedThe Mobile Marketing Association announced its 2009 North American Board of Directors today. New to the board this year are: The Nielsen Co.'s Julia Resnick, VP of mobile media solutions; Millennial Media president/CEO Paul Palmieri; Sprint-Nextel's Lisa-Anne Uhrmacher, GM of mobile advertising; Verizon's Richard Williams, executive director, digital media operations; Vibes Media president Jack Philbin; and Yahoo's David Katz, VP of mobile advertising and publisher services.
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July 3rd, 2009Uncategorized
U.S. Fidelis, the auto warranty company that's currently being investigated by 40 state attorneys general for questionable business practices, has hired the law firm headed by former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft. The firm won't represent the company in litigation, but is supposed to provide an internal review of their practices. They'll also provide draping cloths for any immodest statuary, and wiretap kits for employees of interest. Hey, it's hard to do topical humor on someone who's been out of office for 4 years. -
July 2nd, 2009Uncategorized
The Forever Stamp. I like that idea. It’s kind of timeless – like me.No one likes changes to prices, but it’s a part of life. I was buying feed for my horse the other day and spent almost $4 a bucket!But this Forever Stamp is something I should have thought of back in the day. Let’s see – postage in my day went for 2 pence, which is worth about $640 in today’s prices.So that would have been a great deal. I’ll buy a whole bunch and in another 300 years, who knows what they’ll be worth.What do you think about the Forever Stamp?
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July 1st, 2009UncategorizedOnline video game rental company Gamefly has filed a complaint against the US Postal Service claiming discriminatory practices against it. The complaint, filed with the Postal Regulatory Commission, alleges that the Postal Service unduly discriminated against Gamefly.
