Posts tagged Traffic
An Email List Can Benefit Your Blog
Mar 27th
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Having an e-mail opt-in list is essential. Such a list provides a legitimate way to keep in contact with your customers or potential customers and reduce your chances of losing them to the competition.
Some of the top marketers, when looking into the reasons why some of their students are not making money, will, above all else, check to see whether that person has an e-mail list. It’s that important! There are, however, a few things to keep in mind when creating your More >
Using Linkbait To Get The Most Out Of Your Site
Feb 6th
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Making a link chain
Linkbait has been found to be highly successful in promoting links to websites through the use of relevant, significant and gripping content. Eventually content then holds the key to website success, which will not only improve the sites rating in search engines but also enhance business. Successful websites have online visitors who keep returning and many of them become regular visitors. Such sites are called “sticky”, and can sustain their stickiness only if More >
12 Tips to Reduce Bounce Rate
Dec 20th
How to decrease Bounce Rate
This is a guest article by Jasmine of Best Web Host. You too can be part of this great knowledge sharing community. Take a look at ourguest blogging guidelines.
Analyzing traffic and the trends on your website or blog can be the most important factor in determining the success (or failure) of your website. One of the components in this analysis is the bounce rate. Bounce rate simply refers to the total number of visitors who left your website without visiting another page. Having a low bounce rate shows success, and a high bounce rate usually is More >
The “4 Move Checkmate” of Blogging
Apr 22nd
If blogging was a game of Chess, then a “checkmate” would be when you’ve finally become “successful“—however you personally define that. In the classic game of Chess, there is a tactic commonly known as the “4 Move Checkmate”, where you have a chance to beat your opponent using just four carefully planned moves.
Likewise, in the world of blogging, you can also achieve “checkmate” by applying four moves that can drastically impact not only your level of success, but how quickly you achieve it.
For many people, blogging success is defined by the amount of money you make. For others, it’s having a solid following More >
