Catching Traffic – Blog about News that Interests you
by JPM on Sep.28, 2009, under Blogging, Traffic
You want a frequently read blog, with good sticky content and returning visitors who find your articles interesting, but how do you do it?I’ve been giving this some thought and here are my ideas.
I use this blog to record not only my blogging process but only to write about topics which genuinely interest me, for example my posts on Terry Wogan, and I’ve noticed that these posts and articles bring in visitors from Google, that means not only does it interest you, but it interests other people.
These readers have visited your blog and found content which interests them, that means that there’s a possibility that they will return again, it would be very unusual for a topic to interest a blog author and nobody else out there on the Internet. The more content that you write on your blog, the more content there is for for Google to see and send visitors to you.
It is important not just to blog about anything for the sake of it, blogging should be an enjoyable experience and if your content doesn’t interest you then writing it is going to be tedious, and if it doesn’t interest you then why should it interest anyone else.
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October 30th, 2009 on 4:12 pm
It’s always wise to keep that mindset. That the more it interests you, the more it’s bound to interest those outside of your blog as well. I use that a lot for writing articles, and I try and focus on keep things that I find interesting, hoping that my readers will find them just as valuable.