Massive Leads and Web Traffic - The Applied Cash Flow Method
Hi Guys Brian M Hazel here,
Creating Massive Web Traffic and Leads for => The Applied Cash Flow System
Just by....Spreading ideas via content links...
And accumulating attention.
Over time
blogging builds subscribers.
These subscribers are people interested in the field or topics that we write about.
Each time we write a new post,
our readers have now been updated from the delivery of the new content.
Imagine :
• Every time you had an idea to share people who trust your opinions see it.
• Most of those may also write blogs in your field or related fields.
• Some of those bloggers actually may or should, at least mention your site
• Some of those bloggers may have thousands of subscribers.
. Where people go search engines follow. If many people link to your blog
posts that also boosts your search engine rankings for the other parts of your site.
If you write a frequently updated blog the media is more likely to reference you,
than if you are just a merchant selling goods in your industry.
Passion
If you are passionate about a topic it shows. People who share that passion do not
subscribe to your blog, they subscribe to that passion. And they also share it with
others.
Bias
Each of us is brilliant and highly flawed. We are all human. Communities are built
around commonly shared ideas and shared points of personal identity. We are
more likely to listen to and believe those who tell us things confirming our
worldviews than people who challenge them.
Niche
With there already being 1,000’s of
SEO blogs, I would not start a new blog
focused on SEO . The only way I would allow myself to do that is if I was
focused on SEO for a specific vertical like real estate or if I was focusing on a
subset of SEO like link building.
From a publishing standpoint, owning an idea is much more valuable than being a
1/100,000 player in a large market. The top site in any niche gets more media exposure,
more self reinforcing exposure.
Formatting
We are more likely to trust and subscribe to sites that:
• Are aesthetically appealing with a unique site design
• Create important content, like top posts and about us pages, easy to find
• Rely on simple words and short sentences, and are thus easy to read and
understand
• Are well structured – with headings, subheadings, pictures, videos, and
bulleted lists to help break up the content
Filter & Offer High Content Quality
Some of the better bloggers write their rough drafts, save them, and finish them a few days
later. This makes your time appear more valuable,and makes your content
quality better than a person who feels they have to write about everything.
Social Interaction
Many of the top channels got to be top channels by adding original content and
value to their marketplace. Others may have got there by stroking the egos of key
players in their market.
Your content quality does not matter until you get people to consume it. So here
are a few tips to help you get noticed
• Quote and link to popular bloggers, and add value to the conversion
• Leave valuable useful comments on popular related blogs
• Write articles for other popular blogs
• Create community based ideas and ask for feedback or involvement of
community members before launching it
• Actively solicit comments and reply to them
• Network offline at industry trade shows, conferences, and community
gatherings
• Don’t be afraid of controversy. If you gain mind share and authority some
envious parties will hate you for it.
• Add enough value to ideas that people talk about you when referencing
them
• Encouraging contribution from others and highlighting their contributions
builds a community effect to your site
Post Regularly
People appreciate regularity. Some bloggers ask for guest bloggers while they go on
vacation, while others pre-write draft posts that they publish periodically when
news is slow.
If you are short on ideas to write about then participate in your community and/or
solicit feedback and questions until you find good topics to write about.
Wait to Monetize
It is hard to win mind share in competitive markets with a new site, especially if you
run too many ads on your site. If you place too many links or other ads above your
content on a brand new blog people are going to be less trusting of your blog.
Blogs are often hard to monetize using contextual ads, but tend to have great
revenue potential if you sell branded ads, create your own products, or use your
blog to create opportunities for indirect revenue.
Push Marketing
You have to do a bit of push marketing to get a new website noticed in competitive
markets. When you launch a new blog you should:
• Get involved in your topical community – online and offline if possible.
• Submit your blog to some of the popular general directories and blog
directories.
• Consider buying targeted AdWords or AdSense ads to drive traffic to your
site. Also look at BlogAds if they are popular in your space.
• Guest author for other trusted blogs in your industry.
Golden Rules of Blogging
• Follow your passions
• Don’t sit on a great story if you believe it is a great idea
• When in doubt, it is better to be opinionated than boring
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