Traffic Generation Part 5 – The Power Of Blogs
Posted by David Wiltshire on December, 16th 2008If you don’t have a blog, you are missing out on a huge opportunity. Simply put, blogs open up doors for you to certain aspects of web promotion, and make it a lot easier to rise up in the search engines.If your main website isn’t a blog, you could consider adding one, such as: http://mywebsite.com/blog which could then push people towards your actual website. Blogs are free. Popular blog software includes:http://wordpress.comhttp://blogger.comhttp://livejournal.comOf the three listed, I would suggest working with WordPress, as it is the most robust and offers the greatest amount of flexibility.One of the great things about WordPress is that there are many plugins that you can install (also free) that will further enhance your blog. This makes it possible to do things like notify the search engines when you have new content, automatically bookmark your post to the social bookmarking services, setup future posts to go live automatically, and more!Please refer to the Video to see me talk a bit more about creating a blog for your business.
Related Posts
- Traffic Generation Part 25 – The Power of RSS Feeds
RSS Stands for Really Simple Syndication, and is a feed that is produced by wordpress blogs. RSS feeds can be submitted to special places on the internet called RSS aggregators, where they are then spread around the net. If you have a blog, you have an RSS feed, and you should certainly be submitting it. [...]
- Traffic Generation Part 8 – The Power of Propeller
Propeller is a place where members (it is free to become one) submit “news storiesâ€. I would suggest picking a page from your website that you feel is worth telling others about (and if you don’t have one, create one). Submitting a story to Propeller is very easy, and should only take you a minute.Propeller [...]
- Traffic Generation Part 6 – Using Squidoo For Traffic
Imagine if I told you that it was possible to get your very own webpage underneath a very popular website, where you would be free to promote your own website as much as you please? Thanks to websites like Squidoo, this is not possible.Squidoo is located here: http://squidoo.comSquidoo is a social site where people can [...]
Find out more about Juno style Wordpress web design
Find out more about Juno style Magento web design
Find out more about Juno Blinds
Remote control and electric blinds by Controliss
Return to web design news.
I thought you lived in Bolton? Where did you pick up your American accent?
Posted by Matthew Cain on 18 Dec 2008I do live in bolton. I had the videos voiced by a good friend who is originally from America. Thought it would be a good idea as my accent is a little hard for some people to understand. I went on holiday to New York and they found it hard to understand me.
Posted by admin on 18 Dec 2008Shame. I always rated Sara Cox for her Bolton accent. Vernon Kaye – not so much.
Posted by Matthew Cain on 18 Dec 2008My accent is harder to understand than coxy. My family speak proper old lancastrian talk.
Posted by admin on 18 Dec 2008Yeah, I agree my friend… WordPress is where it’s at! Constantly improving thanks to an open ever changing community. :)
Posted by Miguel | Simply Blog on 21 Dec 2008Nice information, will come back:D
Posted by ununiolermork on 20 May 2009