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How To Double Your Blog Traffic

If you’re facing a hard time trying to increase traffic on your site, fret not as majority of bloggers will find it really tough to even reach their targeted amount of traffic flow to their site, let alone increasing the traffic.

Author: Paul Ortiz
Date: Apr 18, 2011 - 8:23:52 AM

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If you’re facing a hard time trying to increase traffic on your site, fret not as majority of bloggers will find it really tough to even reach their targeted amount of traffic flow to their site, let alone increasing the traffic. However, there’re several tips and tricks about how to double the traffic on your site which have been proven successful. Every time you’re surfing on the internet, you’ll have to keep on applying the 5 tricks on a regular basis to make it work. You’ll be able to grow your readership and double the traffic on your site at the same time.

Among the 5 tricks worth mentioning include constantly updating your blogroll on the other link sites, making active comments, adding the RSS Feed to your blog, sharing blog posts on social bookmarking sites such as StumbleUpon and Digg, and publishing your blog link. By constantly updating your blogroll on the other link sites, their readers will automatically be redirected to your site if they click on your blogroll which is already updated on the link sites. Next, if you keep on making comments actively, you’ll gain more readerships to your site if people are interested with what they’re reading when they see your comments, and remember to include your site’s web address.

Meanwhile, adding RSS Feed to your blog will make it easier for your readers to stay updated, and sharing blog posts on social bookmarking sites gives you the potential of gaining more visitors since the social sites are a great platform in site searching. On the other hand, publishing your blog link is the most effective way to market yourself and your site, and also to double the traffic needed.
 

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