If you want your blog to get read, and your readers to be loyal followers, you had better structure it to their liking. Here are some tips for better blogging and basic blogging advice for anyone who wants to promote a product or service using blogs and RSS.
Write in a conversational tone. Forget what you learned in school, and just write the way you'd speak. Think of yourself as talking to a friend, or writing a letter to a friend when you compose the entries to your blog.
Check your spelling and grammar. In spite of what I just said above, use your spell checker, and a grammar checker if you have it. You'll have zero credabilatee if you can't even spell it!
Pick an interesting topic, and stick with it. People don't want to know what you ate for breakfast, or who broke your heart lately. They read your blog looking for information, and they won't stick around long unless they perceive you as a credible expert on whatever topic you
are writing about.
Stay informed. Especially if your blog is of a business nature, do enough research to be informed of the latest trends and information. If you expect to maintain your credibility, you had better know what you're talking about. Be prepared to write about the latest developments and hot new trends. Don't just "rehash" old stuff that has been around forever, and blogged to death.
Be yourself. If you're naturally funny, or opinionated, many of your readers will love you for it. They want information, but they also want to be entertained. If you can combine the two, you have a ready-made formula for success.
Keep it short. Blog readers aren't looking to read a novel on your blog. Keep your entries short and to the point. A couple of hundred words is more than enough. If you have more to say, split it into a series of entries, or write it up as an article and post it somewhere, and then link to it from a shorter entry in your blog. By the way, that's a great way to use natural links to get both links and traffic to a website.
Update frequently, but don't burn yourself out. Many of the blogs I've visited seem to contain a few entries, and then go stagnant for months. Others will have a flurry of entries, and then nothing. In both cases, they're going to die. You need to update with some regularity, to keep your
readers coming back. It seems to me that a couple of times per week ought to do it, but I'm not aware of any studies that would back that up. Blog every day, or every hour, and you'll burn out quickly.
Don't post nonsense. If you have nothing new to say, keep your fingers off that keyboard! Better to have some really gritty commentary on an irregular basis, than to fill your blog up with fluff and drive away your fans.
Don't turn your blog into a blatant sales pitch. If you're using your blog as a marketing vehicle, be subtle about it. People hate the feeling they are being subjected to a sales pitch. You can weave references to your product, or affiliate links, into solid, informative content, which is what people will read your blog looking for. Give them what they want!
Happy Blogging!
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
How to Write A Blog
The question of the day is "Should you start a Blog?"
People all over the planet are blogging. Companies, CEOs, lawyers, journalists, stewardesses. Even dogs and babies.
Why? Because they can. It's that simple.
Blogging requires little or no learning curve. If you can type, speak into a phone, bark, chew, record a holiday movie, you can blog.
Blogs have taken publishing out of the domain of those who know HTML and designing, to make this powerful tool available to the rest of us.
That holiday in the Far East, your grandma's birthday, you company's latest product offering, your new recipe for rum cake, your daughter's first step, your pet's antics, what you thought of the Garfield movie - you can blog all this and more.
A blog is an online journal or diary. Which makes it ideal for voicing your opinion, recording your pregnancy blahs or announcing your company's latest acquisition.
People are using them to communicate with family, for education, for business, and almost anything else you can think of.
But one thing not all blogs get is a readership.
Unless your blog is only for your family or your business colleagues, you're probably writing with the hope that someone will read about what you think.
So many blogs are started with little or no purpose. If you want to blog and survive, first start by answering your why.
If you're writing only for the search engine spiders, then be prepared for no one but them to read your keyword-rich spam.
Blogs demand a readership. And for that you have to write about something worth reading.
Here are some tips to follow if you want human beings to read your blogs.
1. Stay on topic
Opinions are fine, but unless you're the CEO of Microsoft, very few people will want to know what you ate for breakfast. If you started your blog to air your raves and rants about the latest movie you saw, better mention movies in at least every post you write.
2. Write in a conversational tone
Forget what your English professor taught you. Write the way you speak, or you'll end up sounding uptight and unnatural. And no one reads tight copy... even from the CEO of Microsoft.
3. Be opinionated
Your blog is not a company brochure or a press release, but a way for people a.k.a. your target audience, to get to know the real you. The worst sin you can commit is to bore your readers. Most people respond better to an honest airing of views than pleasant platitudes. And if you get a few rude or nasty comments in response to your posts, just accept the fact that you can't please everyone
4. Be funny
Infuse your posts with your natural wit for a better response from your target audience. And if not everyone appreciates your particular brand of humor, read the last sentence in the point above.
5. Stay informed
If you're writing about your profession, you'd better know what you are talking about. Word spreads at the speed of thought in the blogospere and if you're trying to become an authority on something you know very little of, prepare yourself for the brickbats.
6. Stay current
Write about the latest developments in your field. No one wants to read stuff that has been around for a long time, or that hundreds of other bloggers have chronicled.
7. Update frequently, but don't burnout
Most blogs die because of blogger burnout - bloggers trying to update too frequently. Stick to a publishing schedule that is humanly possible for you. If you've just updated your blog and find a story you want to share, save it for later.
On the other hand, don't post just because you think you have to stick to a schedule. Going a few days or even weeks without posting is fine if you really have nothing worth sharing.
So are you still wondering if you should blog?
If you think you can meet the requirements above, and know your why, then like the shoe people say - just do it.
Resistance is futile.
People all over the planet are blogging. Companies, CEOs, lawyers, journalists, stewardesses. Even dogs and babies.
Why? Because they can. It's that simple.
Blogging requires little or no learning curve. If you can type, speak into a phone, bark, chew, record a holiday movie, you can blog.
Blogs have taken publishing out of the domain of those who know HTML and designing, to make this powerful tool available to the rest of us.
That holiday in the Far East, your grandma's birthday, you company's latest product offering, your new recipe for rum cake, your daughter's first step, your pet's antics, what you thought of the Garfield movie - you can blog all this and more.
A blog is an online journal or diary. Which makes it ideal for voicing your opinion, recording your pregnancy blahs or announcing your company's latest acquisition.
People are using them to communicate with family, for education, for business, and almost anything else you can think of.
But one thing not all blogs get is a readership.
Unless your blog is only for your family or your business colleagues, you're probably writing with the hope that someone will read about what you think.
So many blogs are started with little or no purpose. If you want to blog and survive, first start by answering your why.
If you're writing only for the search engine spiders, then be prepared for no one but them to read your keyword-rich spam.
Blogs demand a readership. And for that you have to write about something worth reading.
Here are some tips to follow if you want human beings to read your blogs.
1. Stay on topic
Opinions are fine, but unless you're the CEO of Microsoft, very few people will want to know what you ate for breakfast. If you started your blog to air your raves and rants about the latest movie you saw, better mention movies in at least every post you write.
2. Write in a conversational tone
Forget what your English professor taught you. Write the way you speak, or you'll end up sounding uptight and unnatural. And no one reads tight copy... even from the CEO of Microsoft.
3. Be opinionated
Your blog is not a company brochure or a press release, but a way for people a.k.a. your target audience, to get to know the real you. The worst sin you can commit is to bore your readers. Most people respond better to an honest airing of views than pleasant platitudes. And if you get a few rude or nasty comments in response to your posts, just accept the fact that you can't please everyone
4. Be funny
Infuse your posts with your natural wit for a better response from your target audience. And if not everyone appreciates your particular brand of humor, read the last sentence in the point above.
5. Stay informed
If you're writing about your profession, you'd better know what you are talking about. Word spreads at the speed of thought in the blogospere and if you're trying to become an authority on something you know very little of, prepare yourself for the brickbats.
6. Stay current
Write about the latest developments in your field. No one wants to read stuff that has been around for a long time, or that hundreds of other bloggers have chronicled.
7. Update frequently, but don't burnout
Most blogs die because of blogger burnout - bloggers trying to update too frequently. Stick to a publishing schedule that is humanly possible for you. If you've just updated your blog and find a story you want to share, save it for later.
On the other hand, don't post just because you think you have to stick to a schedule. Going a few days or even weeks without posting is fine if you really have nothing worth sharing.
So are you still wondering if you should blog?
If you think you can meet the requirements above, and know your why, then like the shoe people say - just do it.
Resistance is futile.
Using Blogs For Trackbacks
Using blogs for trackbacks can be beneficial for many reasons. You can increase your PR when you send trackbacks from blogs with a high PR and they provide links back to your blog. When you want to increase traffic to your sites and blogs, this is a great way to go.
Trackbacks are one of the core elements that help to shape the social aspect associated with blogging. This is because it helps establish you as a social person and not just a bot or computer operated business. It helps show that there is a real human behind the business and this helps people relate to you better.
Basically, a trackback is a link reference to someone else's post. It happens when you create a post on your blog that contains their link in your post. When you publish your post, your software will send an electronic notification back to the other person's blog letting them know about the link. In return the receiving blog will do the same.
The vest ways to use blogs for trackbacks is to build your own, high quality blog sites and then visit other people's and comment on them. It's helpful to try to visit and comment on blogs related to your topic or in the same niche in some way. Then you know that the people using or reading this blog will also be interested in yours.
Just like with other traffic generation techniques, you should avoid being spammy with this and try to be sincere with your comments. Give real feedback and opinions. Avoid posting "check out my blog" in the comment section or it just looks like spam and might be deleted by spam filtering or a human moderator.
Trackbacks are one of the core elements that help to shape the social aspect associated with blogging. This is because it helps establish you as a social person and not just a bot or computer operated business. It helps show that there is a real human behind the business and this helps people relate to you better.
Basically, a trackback is a link reference to someone else's post. It happens when you create a post on your blog that contains their link in your post. When you publish your post, your software will send an electronic notification back to the other person's blog letting them know about the link. In return the receiving blog will do the same.
The vest ways to use blogs for trackbacks is to build your own, high quality blog sites and then visit other people's and comment on them. It's helpful to try to visit and comment on blogs related to your topic or in the same niche in some way. Then you know that the people using or reading this blog will also be interested in yours.
Just like with other traffic generation techniques, you should avoid being spammy with this and try to be sincere with your comments. Give real feedback and opinions. Avoid posting "check out my blog" in the comment section or it just looks like spam and might be deleted by spam filtering or a human moderator.
7 Tips for Successful Blogging
So, you have a blog! Do you have traffic? Do you know how to build traffic to your weblog? There are seven proven methods for building readership of your blog. They start with defining the purpose, or life, of your blog. Then, after you have a blog worth promoting, driving traffic is crucial to your ongoing success at blogging.
Here are seven tips to help you build and hold an audience for your blog:
Tip #1: Provide quality content.
On the Internet, whether you are talking about websites or blogs, a lot of space is given to content. Everyone directs you to provide quality content. But, what is quality content? The quality of your blog’s content is directly related to how well you have defined your ideal audience.
A successful blog is written with a distinct audience in mind. In this way, you can provide content that is unique to your audience’s issues, needs, or desires. If you create content they like and wish to return to read, you have quality content.
The second issue is to stay true to your audience and tone of your blog. If people are reading your blog, it’s because they like your topic and tone. Try not to stray from your typical topics and style too much. This will give your readers a reason to link back to your blog on an ongoing basis, as will posting on a regular basis.
Tip #2: Blog regularly
If you don't update your blog often enough, blog readers will move on to other blogs. There are too many blogs out there competing for attention. Blog readers will go where they can get enough of what they want.
Successful blogging takes a commitment of your time. When you begin blogging and wish to capture an audience, you should be prepared to blog every day. In this way, you can develop an audience who counts on you to help them begin or end their day.
This means you should also try to post at the same time each day. Your readers will get accustomed to your schedule and check your blog at the appropriate time. The time of day is not as crucial as the consistency in your posting.
Since you now have quality content and a regular posting schedule, it’s time to drive traffic to your blog. Your readers will do a lot to promote your blog just by telling their friends. Don’t count on this alone! You need to do some additional work.
When you post, make sure you set your blog to “ping” blog tracking sites every time you add a new post. Think of this as a means to get their attention. The ping says “Hey, we just added a new post”. An alternative to automatically pinging from your blog is to use pingomatic.com. This is a one-stop place to automatically ping everyone you should notify of your new post and only takes a couple of minutes to accomplish.
Tip #3: Mention your blog wherever you can
Mention your blog’s address in your email signature line, in forums where you post, on your business cards, on address labels and in conversations with anyone you meet. Use a tag line under your blog address to further entice them to visit.
Beyond just mentioning your blog in writing and conversation, you must actively participate in the blogging community too.
Tip #4: Participate in the blogosphere
Get involved in other people's blogs. Visit blogs that interest you and are in line with the general topic of your blog. Then, leave thoughtful comments. Almost every comment option on someone else’s blog will allow you to post your blog URL and your email address. Help other bloggers out with traffic and they will help you.
If a blogger really likes your site, they will add you to their blogroll. A blogroll is generally found on every blog which understands linking to the rest of the blogosphere helps drive traffic. A blogroll is a listing of other blogs. Think of it as a “recommended reading list”. Don’t be stingy with your blog roll either. Add those blogs that you read and enjoy to your blogroll too.
Tip #5: Think keywords when you post
Think about keywords with your use of titles, links and blog posts. Search engines, like Google and Yahoo, like keywords. The more targeted your keywords, the better the chances of your blog appearing in search results. Search results can drive that extra traffic you want.
To increase the value of the key words in your content, make certain keywords are part of the hot link in your posts. Don’t use “click here” as the hot link. You will be wasting valuable real estate in your post. Instead use the relevant keywords for the hot link, like “a great marketing idea. This gives the keywords added emphasis with the search engines.
One last thought on keywords for driving traffic; if you want a real leg up in the traffic game, in your linking code add rel=”tag”. This helps Technorati, a major blog resource, index your blog for their directory. But don’t stop there! It’s time to submit your blog to blog directories.
Tip #6: Submit your blog to blog directories
In addition to submitting your blog to the major search engines, make certain you submit the blog to exclusively blog directories like blogwise, blogcatalog, or bloghub. Many people find blogs through these online directories.
When you do submit your blog to these directories, remember to add a description that will entice your targeted audience to check your blog out. For instance, when I post my blog in blog directories, under description I put “General musings, rants, advice and strategies from a battle-worn veteran of the Marketing Wars, online and off”. Your description should help the potential reader understand your blogging topic and the flavor of how you write.
In addition to submitting your blog to blog directories, join a few of the free or inexpensive traffic exchange sites like blogexplosion or blogclicker.
Tip #7: Use free and inexpensive blog traffic exchange communities
There are many sites which can be termed “traffic exchange” sites for the blogging community. It won’t cost you anything to sign up. At the very least, join blogexplosion, blogclicker, and blogazoo. Once you sign up, you have two options to help drive traffic to your blog. Use both of them!
The first method is to earn credits (guaranteed visitors to your site) by using the “surf member sites” function. As you surf through those sites, you will be earning credits (visitors to your blog). When you find an interesting post, leave a comment as discussed above. When you find a blogger you like, add them to your blogroll and let them know you did.
The second method to drive traffic is to purchase credits. The cost is very cheap for the traffic you will drive to your blog. The more traffic to your blog, the more customers you’ll have. The more happy customers you have, the more they will tell others. The more they tell others, the more customers you get. Don’t you love this dance!
In summary, blogging may not be for everyone. However, it can be a great method for bringing your unique perspective to the Internet. You will surely find others who think the same way you do. Some bloggers will entertain you, some will inform you, and some will drive you to tear your hair out. Decide what type of blogger you want to be and be the best you can. See you in the blogosphere!
Here are seven tips to help you build and hold an audience for your blog:
Tip #1: Provide quality content.
On the Internet, whether you are talking about websites or blogs, a lot of space is given to content. Everyone directs you to provide quality content. But, what is quality content? The quality of your blog’s content is directly related to how well you have defined your ideal audience.
A successful blog is written with a distinct audience in mind. In this way, you can provide content that is unique to your audience’s issues, needs, or desires. If you create content they like and wish to return to read, you have quality content.
The second issue is to stay true to your audience and tone of your blog. If people are reading your blog, it’s because they like your topic and tone. Try not to stray from your typical topics and style too much. This will give your readers a reason to link back to your blog on an ongoing basis, as will posting on a regular basis.
Tip #2: Blog regularly
If you don't update your blog often enough, blog readers will move on to other blogs. There are too many blogs out there competing for attention. Blog readers will go where they can get enough of what they want.
Successful blogging takes a commitment of your time. When you begin blogging and wish to capture an audience, you should be prepared to blog every day. In this way, you can develop an audience who counts on you to help them begin or end their day.
This means you should also try to post at the same time each day. Your readers will get accustomed to your schedule and check your blog at the appropriate time. The time of day is not as crucial as the consistency in your posting.
Since you now have quality content and a regular posting schedule, it’s time to drive traffic to your blog. Your readers will do a lot to promote your blog just by telling their friends. Don’t count on this alone! You need to do some additional work.
When you post, make sure you set your blog to “ping” blog tracking sites every time you add a new post. Think of this as a means to get their attention. The ping says “Hey, we just added a new post”. An alternative to automatically pinging from your blog is to use pingomatic.com. This is a one-stop place to automatically ping everyone you should notify of your new post and only takes a couple of minutes to accomplish.
Tip #3: Mention your blog wherever you can
Mention your blog’s address in your email signature line, in forums where you post, on your business cards, on address labels and in conversations with anyone you meet. Use a tag line under your blog address to further entice them to visit.
Beyond just mentioning your blog in writing and conversation, you must actively participate in the blogging community too.
Tip #4: Participate in the blogosphere
Get involved in other people's blogs. Visit blogs that interest you and are in line with the general topic of your blog. Then, leave thoughtful comments. Almost every comment option on someone else’s blog will allow you to post your blog URL and your email address. Help other bloggers out with traffic and they will help you.
If a blogger really likes your site, they will add you to their blogroll. A blogroll is generally found on every blog which understands linking to the rest of the blogosphere helps drive traffic. A blogroll is a listing of other blogs. Think of it as a “recommended reading list”. Don’t be stingy with your blog roll either. Add those blogs that you read and enjoy to your blogroll too.
Tip #5: Think keywords when you post
Think about keywords with your use of titles, links and blog posts. Search engines, like Google and Yahoo, like keywords. The more targeted your keywords, the better the chances of your blog appearing in search results. Search results can drive that extra traffic you want.
To increase the value of the key words in your content, make certain keywords are part of the hot link in your posts. Don’t use “click here” as the hot link. You will be wasting valuable real estate in your post. Instead use the relevant keywords for the hot link, like “a great marketing idea. This gives the keywords added emphasis with the search engines.
One last thought on keywords for driving traffic; if you want a real leg up in the traffic game, in your linking code add rel=”tag”. This helps Technorati, a major blog resource, index your blog for their directory. But don’t stop there! It’s time to submit your blog to blog directories.
Tip #6: Submit your blog to blog directories
In addition to submitting your blog to the major search engines, make certain you submit the blog to exclusively blog directories like blogwise, blogcatalog, or bloghub. Many people find blogs through these online directories.
When you do submit your blog to these directories, remember to add a description that will entice your targeted audience to check your blog out. For instance, when I post my blog in blog directories, under description I put “General musings, rants, advice and strategies from a battle-worn veteran of the Marketing Wars, online and off”. Your description should help the potential reader understand your blogging topic and the flavor of how you write.
In addition to submitting your blog to blog directories, join a few of the free or inexpensive traffic exchange sites like blogexplosion or blogclicker.
Tip #7: Use free and inexpensive blog traffic exchange communities
There are many sites which can be termed “traffic exchange” sites for the blogging community. It won’t cost you anything to sign up. At the very least, join blogexplosion, blogclicker, and blogazoo. Once you sign up, you have two options to help drive traffic to your blog. Use both of them!
The first method is to earn credits (guaranteed visitors to your site) by using the “surf member sites” function. As you surf through those sites, you will be earning credits (visitors to your blog). When you find an interesting post, leave a comment as discussed above. When you find a blogger you like, add them to your blogroll and let them know you did.
The second method to drive traffic is to purchase credits. The cost is very cheap for the traffic you will drive to your blog. The more traffic to your blog, the more customers you’ll have. The more happy customers you have, the more they will tell others. The more they tell others, the more customers you get. Don’t you love this dance!
In summary, blogging may not be for everyone. However, it can be a great method for bringing your unique perspective to the Internet. You will surely find others who think the same way you do. Some bloggers will entertain you, some will inform you, and some will drive you to tear your hair out. Decide what type of blogger you want to be and be the best you can. See you in the blogosphere!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
How to Bring Visitors to the blog moneymaker?
there are several ways that your blog can be known by many visitors, the way include:
1. Ping your blog to all search engines, because search engines actually not just google and yahoo, but there are many others like msn, Baidu and others.
2. Promote your mailing list, where you are registered as members, in addition submit your blog link to the relationship and your family.
3. In various Beriklanlah classifieds in the Internet world, there are free and some paid.
4. Use SEO techniques to be mastered, so the number of visitors each day increases.
5. Leave a comment and link your blog on many blogs of friends and relations in many blog providers web for free, including this blogger.
good luck
1. Ping your blog to all search engines, because search engines actually not just google and yahoo, but there are many others like msn, Baidu and others.
2. Promote your mailing list, where you are registered as members, in addition submit your blog link to the relationship and your family.
3. In various Beriklanlah classifieds in the Internet world, there are free and some paid.
4. Use SEO techniques to be mastered, so the number of visitors each day increases.
5. Leave a comment and link your blog on many blogs of friends and relations in many blog providers web for free, including this blogger.
good luck
blogs can make money?
Do you believe that a blog can generate additional revenue, which you can use for everyday purposes.
Blogs can be a place you promote, from Google Adsense, Bidvertise, Chitika, adbrite or if the location you are in America, then you can promote products from Yahoo with the Yahoo Publisher.
You will get income when there is someone who visited your blog and clicks on one ad in pairs on your blog, so you promote intensified and more and more visitors to your blog, then your earnings will be higher.
So bring in visitors is an important thing, if the blog you want to provide new revenue for yourself.
You can promote in Millis or social bookmarking, or on facebook or twitter currently longer trends, so once again my message that the number of visitors your blog into the determinants of high or low income from your blog
Greetings from my success.
Blogs can be a place you promote, from Google Adsense, Bidvertise, Chitika, adbrite or if the location you are in America, then you can promote products from Yahoo with the Yahoo Publisher.
You will get income when there is someone who visited your blog and clicks on one ad in pairs on your blog, so you promote intensified and more and more visitors to your blog, then your earnings will be higher.
So bring in visitors is an important thing, if the blog you want to provide new revenue for yourself.
You can promote in Millis or social bookmarking, or on facebook or twitter currently longer trends, so once again my message that the number of visitors your blog into the determinants of high or low income from your blog
Greetings from my success.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
3 Tips You Be Making Blog Money Machine
Blog, is a website with "sturtur" Flexible, is a technology that can "change" and create a new era in the development of virtual worlds.
With adaya blog, someone could get "grace" that can have a website without the need to understand html language that in fact even php as the language of web pages or building a blog system.
Today, not a few people who already have a blog. From junior high school student, even grandfathers did not want to lose about a blog. But not about the child smp or grandfathers who will be discussed in this article, but how to make your blog more value to the money machine that can "bring" the amount of wealth "fairly". This may be "rich machine" in modern era.
Seeing the results of "bad" itself is relative. Perhaps some of the blog owner earnings that have been "produced" Rp1 million per month have to say okay. But what if I've made Rp.7 million per month, that's okay by me, or my friend who earn Rp.11 million new to say okay. Ah, that's up to you. But in Indonesia itself has no income loh Rp.30 million from the blog. If it's overseas have many. For example: Shoemoney, Joel comm, Darren, who they say that their income, four-digit dollars, it was used.
Seeing to be phenomenon outside of a blog, blogs can be a business, which is certainly not as a deception business. Because, a lot of people promising get rich quick business on the internet, not just abroad, even in Indonesia are also available. Apparently, after the "purchase" does not produce anything, love it!.
Well, than most fairy tales, we are to the point it!
In essence, so that your blog can make money is because your blog is "worth". And the following three variables that can make your blog be "worth".
Drive Traffic
Drive Traffic or bring guests. Yes, of course a blog would be more useful if the blog had a visitor. Not only a blog, if you have a store even the quiet showroom visitors would not be making money. One way to bring in visitors is by leaving comments on other blogs with our blog url, because the owner must visit our blog back. According to experience, the blog effectively with 100 visitors per day could generate $ 5 aliases 50,000 per day. Fair?
Pagerank
Pagerank or ranking pages. New idea? Poor deh loh!. Yes, really every page on the internet website has their own achievements loh. Ranking is provided by Google. The higher the pagerank of your blog pages, the more expensive price of the page. Make you already have a blog, please check how your blog pagerank here. If its value over 3 it was good.
Alexa
Alexa, not a Band? Neither. Alexa is a web analytics service. Where alexa also provides a ranking of a website / blog. Contrary to the google pagerank, google pagerank if the higher value the better the smaller the alexa rank, the better. Alexa rank value that can be categorized in the category of good is if it is below 1 million. Please check your alexa rank blog here.
How? Are you ready to make your blog a money machine? Or you have other tips. Feel free to add.
In the next article will discuss tips on how to bring traffic, increase pagerank, alexa rank down so do not go everywhere waiting for ya.
With adaya blog, someone could get "grace" that can have a website without the need to understand html language that in fact even php as the language of web pages or building a blog system.
Today, not a few people who already have a blog. From junior high school student, even grandfathers did not want to lose about a blog. But not about the child smp or grandfathers who will be discussed in this article, but how to make your blog more value to the money machine that can "bring" the amount of wealth "fairly". This may be "rich machine" in modern era.
Seeing the results of "bad" itself is relative. Perhaps some of the blog owner earnings that have been "produced" Rp1 million per month have to say okay. But what if I've made Rp.7 million per month, that's okay by me, or my friend who earn Rp.11 million new to say okay. Ah, that's up to you. But in Indonesia itself has no income loh Rp.30 million from the blog. If it's overseas have many. For example: Shoemoney, Joel comm, Darren, who they say that their income, four-digit dollars, it was used.
Seeing to be phenomenon outside of a blog, blogs can be a business, which is certainly not as a deception business. Because, a lot of people promising get rich quick business on the internet, not just abroad, even in Indonesia are also available. Apparently, after the "purchase" does not produce anything, love it!.
Well, than most fairy tales, we are to the point it!
In essence, so that your blog can make money is because your blog is "worth". And the following three variables that can make your blog be "worth".
Drive Traffic
Drive Traffic or bring guests. Yes, of course a blog would be more useful if the blog had a visitor. Not only a blog, if you have a store even the quiet showroom visitors would not be making money. One way to bring in visitors is by leaving comments on other blogs with our blog url, because the owner must visit our blog back. According to experience, the blog effectively with 100 visitors per day could generate $ 5 aliases 50,000 per day. Fair?
Pagerank
Pagerank or ranking pages. New idea? Poor deh loh!. Yes, really every page on the internet website has their own achievements loh. Ranking is provided by Google. The higher the pagerank of your blog pages, the more expensive price of the page. Make you already have a blog, please check how your blog pagerank here. If its value over 3 it was good.
Alexa
Alexa, not a Band? Neither. Alexa is a web analytics service. Where alexa also provides a ranking of a website / blog. Contrary to the google pagerank, google pagerank if the higher value the better the smaller the alexa rank, the better. Alexa rank value that can be categorized in the category of good is if it is below 1 million. Please check your alexa rank blog here.
How? Are you ready to make your blog a money machine? Or you have other tips. Feel free to add.
In the next article will discuss tips on how to bring traffic, increase pagerank, alexa rank down so do not go everywhere waiting for ya.
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