How do I get traffic to my killer blog post?

Do you paid if people comment on It?

I will suggest you to comment on other personal injury blog posts and backlink to your site. You can even make a video and promote it on youtube and promote on social media sites.

Get some back links or find a way to make it go viral

set up social accounts at

google+1
twitter
facebook

then share your post yourself first then the more of a social following you grow the easier it will be to spread the word about your new blog posts and get more traffic to your posts

i also use http://rapportive.com/

its a cool tool to connect all your social accounts with your gmail account

paul

find any way to make that post go viral.

Do a press release for the site, and spin it to talk about that new highly educational article you just wrote! You could even find your press release being syndicated to other high quality sites if you write it correctly.

Hi jasonsluck,

Can you elaborate on why you need to do this, because that piece of information is relevant to how you should attempt to achieve your goal.

Comment on relevant blog posts. You could also use SB. YouTube is a good option, but Facebook is much better than that. Also, try Yahoo answers.

Trying to get quality backlinks. comment relevant posts,Social media

Do social bookmarking, submit your post in digg etc and also share the post on social networks like facebook and pinterest and twitter, search the fan pages and community related to your topic go their and share your link with them, and if possible publish some press releases related to your content and hopefully it will work for you.

You a may get more visitors from a press release -

For blog promotion, blog commenting is the best way, believe me.

you could sign up for cashblurbs,they get everyone else to advertise your link for you,its about $20 a month,but you can post lots of different links 3 times a day too.
Regards
vivi62

Work twitter hashtags. Try retweet exchanges. Also, there are many legitimate online legal blogs you can comment on with a link to your blog post. Let's just hope by "killer blog post" you mean ACTUALLY USEFUL CONTENT because if you're going to just promote a keyword-stuffed article that few people would want to share with their friends you might just be fighting an uphill battle.

1) Do PPC on "personal injury" keywords in your city

2) Set him up on Google Places

3) Run some Youtube videos and rank them high in the search engines

4) Make sure his/her business card has a link to their website

Ad swaps, find swappers on this forum and safeswaps dot com

If you have a budget buy some cheap targeted clicks at infolinks, clicksor etc

Ummm.....shouldn't you have figured out how to do this BEFORE taking on a client?

Press release..

you can hire someone to write and send for you, just search press release services in this forum..
for me, this is the fastest traffic you can get

work on your backlinks and have someone write you good articles that can also drive people to your client's website. A good press release will help you (I'd have to agree with mumu11). Good Luck!

Tell your client this can take some time to get visitors, and make a youtube video promoting it while

Travel back to 1999 and use link farms and doorway pages and you're all set, of course this is my attempt at a bad joke, har har. Nothing is snappy in IM, well the stuff that last anyway, for quick traffic, that is going to be PPC hands down.

You can get some traffic from traffic exchangers too.

may i suggest to take your car and run over your post so you can kill and then you have a killer post with injury. If your post is a killer does your KW not sending good traffic fromSE ? Maybe it's not a killer...
Frank Moreno

Just make backlinks as much as possible.Try to advertise your site on different social media sites and blog sites.Do Viral marketing.

As was mentioned above, you could set up accounts for this client in different social media sites. If you have the budget, you can set up a “Promote Post” campaign in Facebook which is relatively cheaper than their normal ad rate. Promoting a post can cost as low as $10 for one week. Alternatively, you can share it from your profile or a fan page.

Another option is to create unique variations of this post for article directory sites. Make sure to focus your efforts on high ranking and reputable article directory sites. In the ‘byline’ section, provide all relevant author information including the link to the blog post.

Be sure that each change of the article preserves the integrity of the original. If the truth is that only "some" people do "x," don't modify to say that "most" people do "x." Make sure the content is still solid so there are no mistakes for people to spot, and more importantly so that nobody is misinformed

You can buy traffic but I'd query whether it really will be as targeted as many traffic sellers claim. Even if you only pay $1 for 1,000,0000 visitors its not good value if none of them convert so be wary of going down this route. Only do small test campaigns to start with and use a fraud traffic auditing tool!

I would think that driving traffic with engaged audience through social media will be far more effective - both in terms of results and costs.

Search engine optimization is the powerful to make your website’s traffic evergreen. Building backlinks is also a part of SEO but I mentioned it separately because I think it should be done with care and matters a lot to get traffic.

If your post is truly an educational post about personal injury law, you have practically no chance of it going viral. Why would anyone share this post with their friends? Who would find this interesting? The only people who would organically find the post are those with a personal injury question themselves, and how many of them are likely to know people who need the same information? I'm a lawyer and even I don't read this stuff just to kill time.

Your post would be "killer" if it was only tangentially related to a legal issue (enough so that it fits in on a lawyer's website), but was on a topic that everyone would relate to or be interested in. Maybe a short story about someone who got screwed by a tort reform cap or how a lawsuit made a business change its evil ways would be a better approach to draw traffic. Of course, this traffic won't be people looking to hire a lawyer, but you said your goal was page views, not targeted traffic.

I have a friend who is suing some local strip clubs over their classification of the strippers as independent contractors. A story about that would be cool for an employment law website, as it could give a behind the scenes look at how strip clubs operate while still being relevant to a lawyer's site.

PPC is the only way you're going to get eyes on that page, IMHO. Social networking isn't great for driving traffic for the personal injury niche.

Social media "LIKES" are hot and pushing sites up since the google updates. Go to Fiverr.com and find some LIKES be it Twitter, Facebook likes (make a page), or Google Pluses.

If that doesn't work, I would do the PPC Campaigns as well, I agree.

go post on forum that is related to your niche, and don't forget to add your signature

SEO is the main way to get good traffic .
You can start forum posting , for get good traffic.

While the domain name is not the be all and end all, it does matter. If you're starting out, branding will be a challenge since there may be sites talking about your niche now. I recommend choosing a 'search-engine friendly' domain name which I think you already have done. I also heard that even with the algorithm updates, EMD owners are still doing well. Remember to keep the domain short, catchy and limit the use of hyphens and other unnecessary characters.

Tie your post to a story in the media. Contact journalists who covered that story previously to pitch your post. Start with local media and work your way up.

I recommend you read:

David Meerman Scott's "Newsjacking"

It's how I got coverage on a recent post for one of my blogs. It received over 13,000 visits, >11K unique visitors and >16K pageviews. It also got mentioned on major websites like Forbes, TechCrunch, Mashable, Wired, Reuters, etc.

Jeanne

Article Marketing, Squidoo, Hubpages, Video Marketing, Social Media - These tools will definitely drive real traffic to your post where you have published it.

Getting traffic on your business page also does matters if it is really designed to look professional, elegant & have a crystal clear effect on the reader's mind. So take into consideration that also.