Sometimes more traffic is good!

Image by: www.iphonematters.com/

Try this method the next time you want to drive more traffic to your site.  I have used this idea to sucessfully drive over one hundred visitors to a single post in less than 24 hours.  This tip assumes you already have a Wordpress Self-Published Blog. If you need help setting one up then see my free step by step video lessons.  Click Here

I love the built in SEO feature that comes standard with all self-published Wordpress blogs. While most blogs accept “trackbacks”, Wordpress blogs do the trackback process automaticly for you.

If you link to another blog, such as I just did with Wordpress and the image above at iphonematters.com, their owners will see my post url in their dashboard but the best thing is that my post will also be seen by their visitors as well.

Be sure when you post to use the tag feature in order to maximize search engine response. Try to closly match the main keywords in your post. Keep it clean and simple using only 3 to 5 tags per post.

You can use these simple techniques everytime you post in order to greatly increase the amount of traffic you receive to each post.  I have also found that the quality of the sites you link to also influences the amount of traffic you will receive so be sure to keep that in mind when your linking.

Happy Web-IT

Tom Jones

Webit Video Lesson # 11 – How To Create A Self-Published Blog

Webit Video – How To Self Publish Your blog - Windows Media File

Webit Video – How To Self Publish Your Blog - Flash Media File

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In this lesson we will be using the cPanel to create our very own self-published WordPress blog.  This short video will teach you how to get the cPanel open and how to create your blog using a super simple self-installer called Fantastico. Your blog is created in just a few minutes.

In our next lesson we will visit our new WordPress admin panel and complete the rest of the blog set up.  We will focus our attention on settings that will help maximize search engine popularity.    

Note: Just In Case You Don’t Know By Now – This video lesson is part of a series “How To Make Your Webit Work”. Here’s a link to the first lesson.

Happy Web-IT,

Tom Jones