Blog Commenting -- Why you should use this method to get traffic
Hello!
This is really for anyone here that is not using this method for traffic generation.
Blog commenting can be very effective when done correctly.
People are always asking "Is blog commenting worth it?"
Great question!
Answer: YES! Especially when a single post can get you 857 Clicks!
When you post in a blog in your niche and offer value first people will click on your link. Not all put some will.
Spamming will not get you loads of clicks!
Spamming (for those who don't know) is when you go to these associated blogs or websites within your niche and post just your link with no value. For example: CLICK HERE if you want to make money online!
In fact blog commenting this way will just piss off the administrator (owner) of the blog. In most cases your post will be removed.
"How do I find blogs to post to in my niche Manie?"
I thought you would never ask
Here are two really CO
L free tools, which can enable you to zero in on people interested in your niche:
*GOOGLE ALERTS Google Alerts - Monitor the Web for interesting new content
*OMGILI Forum Search - Omgili
Google Alerts is a free software tool that you can use within Google. By creating a Google Alert, you can command Google to notify you when ever someone is searching for a particular keyword or if someone on the World Wide Web has posted a comment using these keywords. For example: if you set up an alert for the term "internet business" Google will notify you straight away when someone has used this keyword term to the search for information.
Isn't that amazing!
Can you see were this is going?
If you had an internet business to promote, wouldn't you like to know when and where people were looking for this information?
If you did know then all you would have to do is blog comment where ever these people are and offer value first; then your link or whatever business you are promoting.
Omgili works slightly differently.
Omgili will help you find forums, communities, message boards and discussion thread; every where on the net. It acts as a search engine only for forum orientated topics.
For example is you typed in the keyword "T-shirt designing." Omgili would find all the forums that involve "T-shirt designing" by page ranking. This would enable you to know where these group of people are. It will identify the exact concentration of people interested in this keyword.
How powerful is that!
Again you would go to these forums and post or get involved with discussions.
The more posts you make the more links you create back to your offer, website, squeeze page or blog.
These links will not be a wild swing of the bat and hope. They are laser targeted hits on eye balls searching for your information....
With more clicks comes more Traffic = $Sales$
I hope this may help a few here - as this technique can really increase your traffic generation efforts and also keep the traffic trickling consistently on a daily basis.
Kindest
Manie Amari
This is really for anyone here that is not using this method for traffic generation.
Blog commenting can be very effective when done correctly.
People are always asking "Is blog commenting worth it?"
Great question!
Answer: YES! Especially when a single post can get you 857 Clicks!
When you post in a blog in your niche and offer value first people will click on your link. Not all put some will.
Spamming will not get you loads of clicks!
Spamming (for those who don't know) is when you go to these associated blogs or websites within your niche and post just your link with no value. For example: CLICK HERE if you want to make money online!
In fact blog commenting this way will just piss off the administrator (owner) of the blog. In most cases your post will be removed.
"How do I find blogs to post to in my niche Manie?"
I thought you would never ask
Here are two really CO
L free tools, which can enable you to zero in on people interested in your niche:*GOOGLE ALERTS Google Alerts - Monitor the Web for interesting new content
*OMGILI Forum Search - Omgili
Google Alerts is a free software tool that you can use within Google. By creating a Google Alert, you can command Google to notify you when ever someone is searching for a particular keyword or if someone on the World Wide Web has posted a comment using these keywords. For example: if you set up an alert for the term "internet business" Google will notify you straight away when someone has used this keyword term to the search for information.
Isn't that amazing!
Can you see were this is going?
If you had an internet business to promote, wouldn't you like to know when and where people were looking for this information?
If you did know then all you would have to do is blog comment where ever these people are and offer value first; then your link or whatever business you are promoting.
Omgili works slightly differently.
Omgili will help you find forums, communities, message boards and discussion thread; every where on the net. It acts as a search engine only for forum orientated topics.
For example is you typed in the keyword "T-shirt designing." Omgili would find all the forums that involve "T-shirt designing" by page ranking. This would enable you to know where these group of people are. It will identify the exact concentration of people interested in this keyword.
How powerful is that!
Again you would go to these forums and post or get involved with discussions.
The more posts you make the more links you create back to your offer, website, squeeze page or blog.
These links will not be a wild swing of the bat and hope. They are laser targeted hits on eye balls searching for your information....
With more clicks comes more Traffic = $Sales$
I hope this may help a few here - as this technique can really increase your traffic generation efforts and also keep the traffic trickling consistently on a daily basis.
Kindest
Manie Amari
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