CategoryBlog Promotion

One of the biggest challenges for a new bloggers starting out in an established niche is to find a way to stand out from the crowd and find their first readers. Without existing profile and/or credibility – getting those first readers can be very tough. To combat this a few ...more

I’m preparing a presentation on ‘Finding Readers for your Blog’ which I’ll be giving at the Melbourne Blog Training Day next Tuesday. It’s got me thinking back to some of the bigger days of traffic that I’ve had on my own blogs over the years and I thought I’d open ...more

Guest post by Annabel Candy from Get In the Hot Spot Like a lot of people I set up my blog as an experiment. I wanted to raise my profile as a writer and build up a blog which publishers would see as a useful marketing tool. Realising how important ...more

Image by kwerfeldein In a session I did with Brian Clark at Third Tribe last week Brian made the statement – Guest Posting is the New Article Marketing. In days gone by the way one of the best ways to build a website’s ranking in search engines and to pull ...more

This is a guest post by Mark Hayward on driving traffic to your small business blog with Twitter. Based on the success of the recent ProBlogger post, Top 10 Ways to Drive Traffic to Your Blog Using LinkedIn, I thought it would be useful to put a resource post together ...more

A Guest Post by www.lewishowes.com on driving traffic to your blog with LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the most powerful, yet under-utilised social networking platform on the web. Whether you just created your first blog, or you are considered one of the top bloggers in the world like Darren Rowse, Chris Brogan, ...more

Over the last few weeks I’ve had three conversations with readers regarding different sources of traffic. In each case I had a number of email exchanges with each blogger (all on the same day) and ended up laughing to myself at the common theme but extremely different opinions being expressed ...more

guest post by Kelly Diels I’m not a huge fan of arguments based on evolutionary psychology. They tend to justify the status quo, much of which is “status unacceptable” to me. They tend to explain social injustices and systemic discrimination as, oh that’s just the way we are. That’s evolution. That’s ...more

Finding Readers for a blog is one of the biggest challenges that bloggers face – as a result we cover the topic quite a bit here on ProBlogger. As part of this week’s Best of ProBlogger 2009 series today I’d like to share a list of 13 tips and tutorials ...more