How to make Money with your Blog – by Miklos Kovacs
RULE THE WEB is a new book that teaches readers how to do anything and everything on the internet better, faster, and easier. Vital tips are included on everything from blogging to running an online business.
If you’re like me I bet you’re always looking for new ways to get targeted traffic to your sites.
If you’re racking your brain to find red hot traffic sources then you need to sit up and pay attention right now.
I just discovered a site by a fellow named Chris Freville who has managed to put together an extremely valuable resource that will show you how to get an absolute stampede of targeted traffic straight to your site using the power of Web 2.0.
Look…
Web 2.0 is not some fad that’s here today gone tomorrow.
Oh no!
Web 2.0 is definitely here to stay as it sets the new standard in web surfer interaction. Gone are the days of the static website, but instead web surfers are choosing what content they want to see.
Chris has developed a powerful resource which taps right into the heart of Web 2.0 and Social Networking sites.
What he’s uncovered is truly amazing. Using just one of the techniques Chris discusses using digg.com I have increased my visitors by over 300%
Don’t let this pass you by. You’ll be so glad you took a look at Web 2.0 Stampede.
So if you want to see a master at work and learn how you can start seeing a stampede of targeted traffic to your websites then you need Web 2.0 Stampede!
You won’t be disappointed.
What does it take to be successful as a blogger? Aside from the patience and diligence that it takes to maintain your upkeep – to keep new information on your blog – it also takes some sort of consideration as to how you will improve your blog in the future to stay ahead of the competition.
In this article, I will provide some recommended blogging tools & resources you can use to stay ahead in terms of both innovation and optimization techniques.
The first item on this list of recommended blogging tools & resources is SEO Radio. While this tool isn’t specifically for blogs, it is an excellent resource from search engine optimization expert Brad Fallon that will help you understand how to optimize your blog for search engines. You can find out more here.
The second item on this list of recommended blogging tools & resources is CARP, which is not specifically for blogs, but can be used in conjunction with blogs to provide RSS feeds, which will increase your search engine rankings and provide visitors with useful links.
Another item from this list of recommended blogging tools & resources you can use to keep abreast with your competitors is Google’s blog search, which will allow you to find all of your competitors, so you can analyze their traffic generation methods. You will also want to see what new ideas they have implemented for retaining visitors.
Another resource you will want to consider from this list of recommended blogging tools & resources is Vilesilencer which offers a list of blogging directories and RSS directories to which you can submit your blog.
You will also want to check out Searchengineworld and Warriorforum for marketing and optimization tips.
The last items you will want to consider on this list of recommended blogging tools & resources lists are actually blogging programs themselves. If you already own a site and want to integrate a blog, you should consider using a more complex, fully-functional program, such as Word Press (which you can use for free), rather than something like Blogger, which is easy to use, but will not offer a lot of frills. You can download Word Press here.
