Stan Chee dot Com

One of the most effective methods for driving traffic to your sites is to use
either a site blog or a small network of blogs. Blogs are superior to regular
website pages when generating traffic for a number of reasons:

1. Blogs are superior to normal site pages is that they are extremely easy
to update. All you have to do is login your account, copy and paste your new
post into the blog interface, and hit update. This allows you to post an update
in a matter of minutes and move on. Search engines love this because your

content stays fresh and dynamic.2. Blogs are an excellent means through which to drive traffic to your site is
because they can easily be pinged to directories. This means that once you make
a post, you can be instanteously added to all directories and social bookmarking
sites. This is an excellent way to get your site spidered by search engines
quickly. If you’re listed in a number of high PR directories, your blog will get
spidered – and your site, product pages, and whatever else you have linked to
will get spidered with it.

3. Every time you post an update, you will be bumped to the top of your section
for the tags you selected. If you select tags carefully, you might be able to

get a quick surge of traffic – and then channel that into your product pages or
main site from your blog.

Another good way to drive traffic to your site using your blogs is to find other
blogs in your network and post comments that include a signature file. In that
signature, include a link to your blog or your main site. Be sure to post only
constructive comments and refrain from posting comments which may be regarded as
“spams” and upset your fellow bloggers!

You can generate red hot traffic with this method by creating multiple niche blogs,
which are each optimized for a single keyword. Promote them each for that keyword

only – and then find ways to funnel all of that additional traffic into your site
or sales page.

Tags: blogging, seo, traffic generation

This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 20th, 2007 at 5:53 am and is filed under Blogging. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.