How to get Traffic to your Blog at a Supper Fast Rate

Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.

What is internet marketing without traffic? Traffic is to internet marketing as blood is to the human body. Get the picture? Yet fortunately, or unfortunately, getting traffic to your blog can be a heck of a problem. Not to talk of when you are new to the industry. So I want to cut right through the dilly dally and get you traffic to your blog in the quickest way humanly possible. So if you may, start jotting notes.

There are always two ways to go by: pair methods and free methods. Some times they say it is only greedy people who want things for free. OK that is nonsense, so we shall base this post on free methods to drive traffic to your blog.

Before I get on with the strategies I just want to point out that you want you use these strategies until have a steady flow of traffic to your site.  This will require a bit of hard work and concentration for this is a business you build.

1. Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

The very first thing you have to do is optimising your post for the search engines to find them. This is what it means, when you constantly create posts on your blog (we recommend a daily routine) the search engines eventually find your blog posts and places them as answers to searches people do everyday. So you want to tell the search engines what exactly your post is about. If the robots are able to tell what you post is about exactly, your post is easily ranked on the first pages of google (search engine king).

There two kinds of Search Engine Optimisation; On page optimisation and off pages optimisation. The onpage optimization  refer to the series of things you do to prepare your post for the search engines robots to find them.

Here is what you should be doing to on page optimise you post. First, look for a specific word that people are looking for in the search engines and then write your post targeting that specific word. It is called a keyword.

Now, as you pen down your post make sure the key appears in your title, on the first paragraph. It should also appear in the first paragraph; the last paragraph, in the headings within your articles and then in your text at the frequency of about one or two every one hundredth word. You may want to have your keyword bolded, italicized, and underlined at least once. If you have any photos before to include your keyword in the title, the <alt> tag and the caption. This is all you need for onpage optimization.

Get your viral blogging system already equipped with an onpage optimization aid tool.

The next thing you want to pay attention to is off Page optimization