If you’re new to blogging, thinking of getting started or even procrastinating because you feel overwhelmed by the idea…here’s something that might help. It’s a step-by-step 16-page guide to setting up and making money from your blog.
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It covers what you need to start making sense of profitable blogging including:
In my previous post http://bloginstallationservice.com/analyzing-blog-activities-january-2010/ Reza Winandar from Blogger Make Money commented asking me to share some of the ways I generate traffic to this blog, so I’ve put together 10 of the techniques I use and plan to use in the hope you too will benefit from them. Follow these 10 blog traffic strategies and your blog just might be the next Engadget, TechCrunch, JohnChow.com, StevePavlina.com or BoingBoing.net. – The key here is consistency, which am still working on 
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I’ve decided to do various experiments to see the true affect of certain actions on a live blog. Having read a number of guides, reports and pro-blogger’s advice I felt it was time to put it all into practice and see the outcome first hand.
Point I
One of the main advice given in many a guides/reports is to blog consistently on a regular basis – as this is what drives traffic to a website/blog. So for this month (January) I decided to experiment on this by posting very little in way of blog posts.
The movie Julie and Julia took blogging mainstream for many who had no idea that an everyday, average individual could command attention and pursue their passion using an online technology available to the masses for free.
And it’s not just movies and rare blog success stories that make people want to blog. In 2009, the job market resulted in a ton of layoffs for journalists and print newspapers and magazines went out of business. These writers will take their skills to the Internet.
If that doesn’t sound ominous enough, according to Matt Cutts (Google Spokesperson) one database is already showing Google Caffeine, and the full blown version will be released after the holidays. The reasoning behind this, Google doesn’t want to upset webmasters and site owners during the lucrative holiday buying season. In the past, other major Google Updates have come around this time of the year, most notably the “Florida Update” which severely affected many web sites and webmasters.
With Google Adsense or Yahoo Publisher, having people click onto more pages helps your revenue immensely, but how do you get them to read more than one page when they visit your website? Here are a few tips.
1. Create pages within the blog that contain reference material you refer to often in your posts. These static pages will also get crawled and indexed by the search engines and as you write posts about your topics you can refer people to these static pages as references to what you are posting about.
It is now widely accepted that the way forward in doing business, or more correctly making a business site successful is to setup and use a blog. The reason being, blogs are more dynamic, constantly updated which in turn draws in the search engines to crawl and index the new content. This then drives masses of traffic to your blog and if set up and done correctly this traffic can be channeled to your main site, giving your business a boost as most of the new visitors will turn in to customers.
If you loved and took advantage of the KeywordLuv plugin then you are going to love my next install or should I say installs.
KeywordLuv allowed you to enter a keyword/keyphrase in place of your name as a linkback to your site. Granted there was a period of “No Follow” policy in place fora time, but this was lifted giving you more benefits.
I have received over 40+ comments since installing the plugin and they are all very much appreciated. And what a better way to show my appreciation than to give you a little bit more Luv
Writing for your blog can be difficult in many ways, mind numbing at times too. Your readers want the information quickly, and they want it, by and large, in bite-sized morsels rather than long, buffet type spreads. This can make the art of being clear even more difficult than it might be in other mediums.
If you have struggled with clarity when writing for your blog, here are five tips to keep you on the right track, and make sure you don’t lose your audience in between the lines.
On the 17th April I did a post on building backlink by commenting on blogs which I have revisited as well as take a look at what others are saying about the topic.
What I have noticed around the blogosphere is that every one is talking about the importance of using anchor keywords/text for the link. Unfortunately with a standard wordpress installation, comments are anchored on the commenter’s name – Which doesn’t really give much in the way of benefit other than just being a backlink.
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