The Easiest Way to Generate Blog Traffic

The easiest always goes unnoticed as many bloggers think to generate traffic is rocket science. If it’s not science, it’s some mathematical equation they blame the ‘big daddy’ for coming up with it. Well, the easiest way to generate blog traffic is through comments.

When was the last time you ever left a comment on a person’s blog? When did you last comment on a person’s blog not in your RSS feed or Blogroll? Again, the easiest way to generate blog traffic is by commenting on a new person’s blog. It doesn’t mean it has to be a new blogger but a blogger whom you have not left a comment before.

Content aggregators like Project Petaling Street (PPS) contains a vast supply of blogs you could visit and comment. Not to mention, a vast amount of subjects are discussed on it day in day out.

This is the easiest way to generate blog traffic because you will always have something constructive or emotional to say on the blog post you selected. Blog post tittles attract you because it strikes a number in your mind. Be it a hot chick or an honorable cause, we have something to share.

The easiest way to generate traffic can be the most effective if done properly. For instance, don’t be a moron and leave only comments like “Great post”, “Nice site” and etc. Those phrases are used by blog spammers.

If you want the blog author (or commenters) to visit your blog, leave a constructive or meaningful response which triggers the same note. Let’s try one out for example – I’m going to give a lucky blogger on PPS some traffic.

Are you a transformers fan? Then, what would you comment to this; Optimus Prime spotted at my office. I’ve already left my comment there so you have an idea of what I’m getting at.

So, try it out right now. Visit a content aggregator like PPS or similar and comment on a blog you’ve not commented before. Obviously, comment on a topic you feel strikes a chord with you and let me know how it goes.

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