Guest Blogging

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  1. Dreek Lass

    Dreek Lass Regular Member

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    Guest blogging is where you find a relatively popular blog that exists within your niche and post a guest post on their blog or website. You're supposed to leave the link back to your website or blog at the bottom of the guest post that you make, and then if the post that you made was high quality enough, then traffic from that popular blog will then start to visit your blog.

    If they discover that they like your blog after seeing more of your content, then you may even earn yourself a subscriber.

    I have done this many times, and just thought that I would put it out there as a suggestion as to how to increase interest and traffic to your online venture.
     
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    mVd Regular Member

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    This would only work if you are lucky enough to be noticed and if you make a very high quality post. Also to increase your chances you can do this in many other blogs, not just 1.
     
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    A good idea, but be sure it's okay with the blog you are posting on. The last thing you want is to be banned for spamming.

    If you really want subscribers, try social networks. Put your post on a page and see how many people are interested.
     
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    Dreek Lass Regular Member

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    It's not about getting noticed, although sometimes that is how a guest post on another blog happens. But most people are pro-active about guest blogging. it is usually a choice that is made, and then the person in want of more traffic will find popular blogs in their niche and then pitch their ideas to another blog owner.

    They will only say yes or no.
     

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