Art of getting more traffic..

In my previous post about pulling traffic towards your domain, I was talking about something called Cbox. It was really very effective and my Alexa dropped from 23 million to 8 million in just 10 days. The best part of the Cbox is that even if you haven't visited someone's page, they can follow you to your blog if they come across your message on someone else's blog. Thus, you are not only getting the blog's owner back to your blog, but also bringing home several new visitors. That means it won't work as a blogger-to-blogger technique. Instead, your blog will be exposed to a large number of people all over the world. You need to visit at least 15 to 20 blogs a day and post your messages on the Cboxes available in all those blogs so that you stay at the top of the message list which means the probability of people following will be more. As your message sinks down to the bottom, people won't be able to follow you and you cannot get the visitors you want to your blog. Thus, you need to regularly keep posting messages on others' blogs so that people find your name at the top of the list and it would be easy for them to land on your blog because you can't expect everyone to scroll down the whole list of messages and particularly find your blog link to follow it. Bloggers are not here for that. They are here to blog. So, once you decide to make use of the Cbox advantage, you should balance your activities with what your visitors do for you. Revisiting their domains/blogs is very important and you can also browse through the first few messages in the Cbox of those blogs to follow unknown blogs which would soon add big numbers to the visitor count!

Increasing traffic..

So many people have asked me how to monetize their blogs, though I don't find a sincere blogger in me because I monetize all my blogs. Basic structure of the process to earn through blogs is very simple. You sign up for a free blogger account, start blogging about whatever you find interesting and popularize your blogs through various tools available on several sites that bring you good amount of traffic. If you feel this would take more time to develop yourself on the blogging platform, you always have the option to go for a domain with a good Page rank. After you acquire the domain from its administrator, you can start posting your blog son that domain. After you make some 10 or 15 quality posts on your new domain, you can register it with one of several pay sites which pay you for blogging for their advertisers. But, you should be fair on your part. Instead of making earning money the sole purpose of the domain, you should make it more productive, attractive and should bring more traffic to it. Back links play a very important role in making a domain or a blog retain it's Page rank. Numerous link exchange sites are available today which help you browse through their directories filled with domains and blogs of different page ranks from which you can select the domains with which you wish to exchange links. Better practice is to go for domains that have higher page rank than yours so that when Google updates the page ranks of domains, your domain would be able to sustain its status as it is. Advertisers expect blogs to have high amount of traffic. So, its your responsibility to draw more number of readers to your blog/domain. I found an excellent tool to bring a good amount of readers to your blog without the help of sites that say they can increase your traffic to a level from where you would be able to compete even with Google! Bullshit! There is something called Cbox. It's a message box which when added to your blog will be available for other bloggers to drop their messages for you. By following those who drop their messages on your blog, you can return them their favor and thus, bloggers around the globe would get mutually benefited by this. I used this Cbox and found that I can bring my blog as much as 60 visitors a day with no big strain. I am planning to discuss in my subsequent posts about other techniques to increase the visitor rate of a blog so that Alexa rank of the blog remains healthy.