web traffic

Creating engaging headlines is the most important part of copywriting. It’s also the most fun. Don’t be afraid to put a significant amount of mental energy into your headlines… Your title is what audiences recall, even more so than the content itself. It’s what’s displayed in the search results and their bookmarks menu – setting the stage for the entire blog post. I invite you to create a word document with about 100 headlines for inspiration and reference it anytime you’re creating new post titles. Alternatively, you could just use the 110 headline templates in Traffic Domination. Straight up, if your headlines suck, your posts won’t get viewed and your site won’t keep as many visitors. 10 Post Titles Guaranteed to Get YOU Results 1. Classic How-to A lot of popular blogs and websites have discovered formulas that deliver results every time. One headline formula that’s been incredibly effective for more than a century is the classic how to. This is a great way to

Today’s post is about that most important ingredient of Blogging Success – HOW TO PROMOTE YOUR BLOG. I am often asked:  ‘If you had to start over online, from scratch – what would you do to promote your blog and build up your traffic again as quickly as possible’ A very good question and one I have been giving quite a bit of thought to recently. I think most people over-complicate traffic. They’re reading too much into all these techniques and spending all their time making sure their blog looks good. There’s nothing wrong with having a great blog design or doing SEO the right way. But it is a problem when you’re spending so much time on the technical stuff that you forget your site’s purpose: to provide immense value for your visitors. Extraordinary content is the key to extraordinary traffic. So assuming you are starting from scratch or your funds are limited here is my  Kick Start Strategy For Bloggers : How To Get 1000 Visitors To Your Blog Every Day Step 1) Creat

People ask me… “How do I get so much traffic to my websites… so easily?” It’s really quite straightforward. Create the best content possible. That’s what people want. People go to websites because they want something. It could be to buy something, to learn something, to be entertained by something, or any number of things. The better you are at giving people what they want, the more traffic you will get. I don’t spend much time working on getting Facebook likes and getting top search engine rankings because it’s quite often the bi-product of great content. Below I have outlined what you can learn from the 50 articles that send IncomeDiary the most traffic. 1. The articles that get the most traffic are lists… Shock! Out of my 50 top articles, 35 starts with a number. When I write, I write in a way, I would like to read. Being dyslexic, I like to summarize things, make it easy on myself to consume information. That’s why I think I do such a good job with lists. Here are 4

I see this time and time again. As people get started with blogging, they think it’s as simple as clicking, “Add New Post,” typing up a few paragraphs, and clicking, “Publish.” Then they hopelessly wait for views, comments, and tweets. No one comes. No one comments. No one tweets. They do this three or four times and eventually write off blogging as, “not it’s all hyped up to be.” After writing for IncomeDiary for a few months now, I can tell you that there are dozens of small blogging nuances that we work into nearly every post. Here are 10 of the most popular SEO blog post publishing steps that bloggers tend to forget. 1. Keyword Research Before I write a single word, I figure out if it’s something that people are asking about. And if they are, I want to know if the internet is already saturated with that type of content. To figure this out, I use Ahrefs Keywords Explorer – I look up the words I believe people would search for to find the post I plan on writing. Usi