Showing posts with label blog traffic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog traffic. Show all posts

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Applied Cash Flow - RSS Feeds - Brian M. Hazel

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Subscribing to a Website RSS

removes the need for the user

to manually check the website for new content.


Instead, their browser constantly monitors the site

and informs the user of any updates.

The browser can also be commanded to automatically

download the new data for the user.


One such example is placing your Expert Author RSS feed
on your own website. 

This gives your site visitors a chance to see
the extent of your expertise directly.

RSS (also known as Real Simple Syndication) 

is a way for people interested in certain topics to be instantly updated 

when new content on those topics is published. 

RSS feeds provide a stripped-down version of the new content 

in a flexible web format that can be placed on websites
or read with an RSS reader.

All EzineArticles Expert Authors with at least one published article 

have an RSS feed set up for their articles. 

The Expert Author RSS feed shows a summary of your bio
and your most recent articles with the title, 

published date and a summary.

Most website and blog authoring software has RSS
capabilities in the form of plug-ins (WordPress), 

modules (Squidoo) or macros (WebGUI CMS). 

There are also HTML templates and add-ons like CaRP available online. 

You’ll need to review the documentation or contact your 

webmaster for details about how to add RSS to your site.*

Other Advantages of RSS Feeds

EzineArticles gives you easy access to your own Expert Author RSS feed, 

but you don’t have to limit your use of RSS in
article writing and marketing to just that. 

In addition, you can use an RSS reader to keep tabs on
what other people in your niche are writing about. 

You can choose to follow a single person or a whole niche.

To Set-Up and View an RSS Feed:
  1. Find an RSS reader and download it.
  2. Go to the main page for the niche or the author bio.
  3. Hover over the RSS Icon .
  4. Click on your preferred RSS Reader Button in the drop-down menu.
  5. Follow the directions for your reader on adding a new feed.

With RSS, you can include your Expert Author
feed right on your own website, and you can use an RSS reader to keep
you up-to-date on your niche. 

Now, go and try to incorporate the use
of RSS feeds into your overall article writing and marketing strategy. 

Also, leave a comment to share your experiences related to RSS feeds.

Enjoy,



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Friday, July 8, 2016

MLM Blogging Secrets - Brian M. Hazel

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If you’ve just entered the world of blogging 

or if you’ve been blogging for a short time 

and find that things are not working out as you expected,

it will be worth your while to spend some time understanding 

the common mistakes that bloggers make, 

mistakes that make it hard to enjoy what should be an enjoyable, 

satisfying experience: Blogging!



The five most common new blogger mistakes are:

Diving in (rather than wading in)

Having unrealistic expectations

Losing focus

Plagiarizing

Ignoring the reader


Diving in! 

Many bloggers are so anxious to get started that they dive in rather 

than wading in slowly — it’s a mistake in an unfamiliar swimming pool or pond 

and it’s a mistake when entering a new arena such as the ‘blogosphere.’ 

Consider these things before you start your Blog:

Find a focus for your blog . . . a focus that reflects what you know, what 

interests you and what you enjoy talking and writing about. No topics are out of 

bounds: politics, religion, science, sexual orientations, comedy, exercise, diet, 

diseases, etc..

Take the time to read dozens of different blogs: note the colors, graphics and 

layouts to get an idea of what appeals to you. 

Also note that some bloggers are long-winded and 

others are brief and to the point . . . 

Others are just chatty and entertaining and have 

no particular point to make . . . this too is a personal style you get to choose.

You need a host for your blog, some are free, some charge a small amount per 

month for their service, some are simple to use and some require more 

technical knowledge, some have more features than others; choose carefully, 

once you’ve established your blog and have a few regular readers, 

you may not want to change your address (your URL).

You may or may not want to use your real name on your blog, this depends on 

many factors, not the least of which is your stance on controversial issues and 

how publicly you want to be identified with your opinions.


Unrealistic expectations! 

If you come to blogging expecting instant results, a 

large readership and many complimentary comments, 

you may be disappointed. 

There are tens of thousands of blogs online vying for the same audience. 

Patience and tenacity are essential on your part. If you write well, find a unique 

niche to fill, have appealing titles for your posts and 

tirelessly promote your blog the readership and comments 

(some of which will be complimentary) will come.


Losing focus! 

When you started your blog you had a particular reason for doing so; 

it might have been to express your views on a topic or it might have been to 

just communicate with a close circle of friends about your daily activities. 

Readers will come to your blog for the first time and either 

be interested in your subject matter or not, will either like your style or not 

and, if they like your subject and style 

they may comment and then come back later. 

Once you’ve established a topic and tone for your blog 

you’re free to change it but to do so you’re basically starting all over.

Be aware that you can have more than one blog, each one devoted to a 

particular topic and each one, if you choose, under a different identity.


Plagiarizing!

 There are some great bloggers out there and as you surf through blogs you 

might find one who said something really well, something that resonated with 

you and something you want to put in your blog. 

DON’T just copy and paste someone’s words in your blog 

without giving them credit, making it look to the world like 

the words are yours. 

If you write it, write it in your own words and write it better, adding your own 

thoughts and feelings and then be gracious, 

mention where you got the idea and provide a link.


Ignoring the reader! 

Some of the people who read your blog will leave comments; some readers will 

agree with you and some readers may even praise your insights but most will 

pick a point you’ve made and criticize it. 

People leave comments on others blogs for the same reason they themselves 

blog, to exchange ideas and express their points of view. 

Always respond to your readers comments; thank them for reading and taking 

the time to comment (even the severe critics) 

and then respond, as appropriate, to their comment. 

If you ignore your comments, your readers may end up ignoring your blog.


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Monday, July 4, 2016

The Science of Profit - Backlinking - Brian M. Hazel

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In one sentence ‘Backlinks’ are defined as,

Incoming links to Our Online Mega High Yield 

Network Marketing:








When someone reads your content and

if he or she liked the same and produced

content related to the same topic on their blog,

and they create links back that content on your blog,

that’s called a backlink.

Still confused, let’s use this example:

Suppose, ‘ Mr. A’ writes a post in his blog about Backlinks,

When Mr. B goes through that article and finds

useful information and publishes the content related to Backlinks on

his own blog, and properly gives credit or creates a link to  ‘Mr A’ original post.

Let’s describe the importance of Backlinks.

Faster indexing

- Faster indexing is regarded as the most important aspect of Backlinks.

With them Google and other major search engines can index even a newer 

blog at a much faster rate.

When Backlinks from high PR (page rank) sites, which are crawled

frequently come to your site, this in turn increases  the crawling of

search engine bots in your site… resulting in faster indexing.

Search Engine Rankings  

- Another important aspect of Backlinks are that they improve your site

search engine’ranking.

If you build or have a higher number of quality Backlinks, your

site’s search engine rankings are going to be improved. 

Search engine judge a site rankings on the number of quality Backlinks.

If you have more links… search engines show your site on their top pages. 

Which is again very important for driving traffic from search result’s. 

We  should all know that most of the traffic which our blog receives comes 

from search engines.

Page Rank

- Not only just search engine rankings. 

Backlinks also effect Page Rank directly.

When you build Backlinks from high PR sites, you can definitely see an


increase in ranking for your next update and we also know how important

it is  to page rank, regarding SEO.

The higher Page Rank let’s you rank high among your competitors who

have lower Page Rankings, which rewards your site  with more traffic than

others.

We all know that Backlinks are a very important part of SEO

(search engine optimization).

Now let’s concentrate on the best Backlink building methods or how to

build Backlinks? If you Google Backlink building, you can find thousands of 

automated Backlink building tools which guarantee to provide your blog

with Backlinks.

Some of these automated tools are free and some are paid which provide

you Backlinks from high PR sites.

Sites which provide free backlinks from poor sites decrease your rankings,

hence decreases your site performance.

***BEWARE…some Backlink providers (paid), 

which offer Backlinks are detected and 

penalized by Google after their different updates.


So, from the prior paragraph we should conclude that we should always

try to garner quality Backlinks instead of several poor quality

Backlinks.


Quality Backlinks

- A quality Backlink may be defined as a Backlink which comes from a site

which has content related to your site, rather than a link which comes

from a site which is not related to you.

Quality Backlinks come from sites which use your keywords or sites of

same theme.

Suppose, ‘site A’ receives a Backlink from a site using  the same

keywords or the same theme such as Blogging, SEO, Make Money Online

etc, this link is regarded as a quality Backlink rather than if it

receives a link from an Automobile website. Google gives higher

importance to the link which comes from a blogging site and gives less

relevance to the link which comes from Automobile site. Google gives

higher importance to quality links which come from High PR sites.

It considers .gov and .edu as the most important.


There are basically two different types of Backlinks,…

One is ‘dofollow’ and the other  is ‘nofollow’.


(1) Dofollow Backlinks  are those Backlinks which are followed by

search engine crawlers that crawl your site. 

When search engine crawlers enter your page, they crawl your entire blog

including links, pictures etc.

When they crawl a ‘dofollow’ link and they land on that

page, it will help in indexing your site faster.

This provides you with higher quality traffic as well as helping to increase

your Page rank.

(2) Nofollow Backlinks are those backlinks which contains  ‘nofollow’

tag. When search engine crawlers crawl this, they simply ignore it.

You can see different website sources by right clicking and selecting ‘view

source’, then use ctrl+f to find rel=’nofollow’.

You will see many links with this tag, these links are ‘nofollow’ links.

These links also provide you with good traffic but  are not beneficial for

Page Rank.

Note: Tag poor links in your site with a ‘nofollow’ tag.

The Best quality Backinks:

(1) Social Media - Social media and bookmarking site’s always provide

us with quality Backlinks. Facebook and Twitter have always proved good

for Backlink building. Just create a Fan Page and start posting links.

(2) Guest posting is always discussed as the best ‘white hat’

technique for building Backlinks. Just go to different sites or blogs

which offer ‘Guest posts’.

Write for them which in turn will provide you with quality Backlinks and

traffic.

(3) Blog Commenting is the easiest way to get good quality Backlinks.

Just post comments with your links (anchor text) in blogs related to


(4) Site submissions to blog directories. Submit your blog to different blog

directories such as Blogcatalog and Technorati.

(5) Forum signature linking - Participate in different forums related

to your niche. Many forums use signature linking, just post your URL in

signature linking field and it’s done. (Only high quality forums)

(6) Yahoo answers - Yahoo answers is another way of getting good

Backlinks. Answers questions related to your niche, citing your blog

URL.

(7) RSS directories - Submit your feed to different RSS directories.

(8) Article Submission - Submit your article to different article sites such

as Ezine Articles.

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Excellent Quality Organic Backlinks and

Properly Directed Organic Traffic.


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