Please Note: This is one of those posts that can be taken the wrong way if you don’t read carefully and watch my video below. Please understand that I am not by any means guaranteeing a massive traffic increase. This is only a suggestion based on common sense and SEO. As you may know, your [...]
Earlier this year, I asked you about your top referral traffic categories (search engines, direct/bookmark traffic, referring sites, etc.) So I thought it would be cool to see what specific sites send you the most traffic. My top 5 traffic sources in the past month were… 1) 2CreateAWebSite.com 2) YouTube.com (From my two channels combined) [...]
I’ve always been a stat junky. I love checking my RSS feed subscriber numbers, my AWeber subscriber stats, Google Analytics account, etc. multiple times per day. I’ll admit, I might need therapy. However, if you really take some time analyze your traffic stats and even stats from other sites (I’ll explain that part in a [...]
When you’re first starting a website, it can be tempting to seek new advertisers, build a community (forum) and add other features/additions that can generate revenue and make your site look appealing. The problem is, if you don’t have enough traffic, your site will end up looking vacant, smallish and unimportant. So I thought I’d [...]
I just got serious about blogging in December of 2007. I had a blog on Blogger.com for 2 years, but rarely updated it. Then in November of 2007, I installed Feedburner and discovered I had 430+ subscribers. I was shocked due to the fact I hardly ever blogged. I didn’t want to lose those subscribers [...]
If you’ve been marketing online for any length of time, no doubt you’ve read articles that emphasize the importance of collecting email addresses. Well, I’ve taken that a step further by using an autoresponder, which is a script that automatically sends emails at intervals specified by the user. I’ve been using AWeber’s autoresponder on my [...]
Building traffic to a site or blog is an ongoing process that takes time. And over the past 10 years, I’ve learned it’s about the sum of the little tasks you do often. For example, you may not think much of that 3-paragraph blog post you wrote this morning, but two years from now that [...]