Archive for the 'Traffic Generation' Category

Digg.com Type Websites for Quick Targeted Traffic

by Ed Duvall If your considering using Digg.com to submit your articles to you may want to consider that digg was setup to cater to the techno individual rather than for someone interested in promoting their own site or marketing a product online. The majority of people who frequent this site or their as non [...]

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Blog Promotion: 7 Strategies That Work

By Jack Humphrey I just finished looking at my stats and thought I would show you where my traffic is coming from and what marketing tactic I used to get it. Below are only the things that produced visitors to my site in the last 48 hours. Nothing theoretical whatsoever. 1) Search Engines Yesterday was [...]

Visitor Tracking with Hit Tail

By Jack Humphrey So I’ve been using Hit Tail (A free stats program) for about 2 weeks now and I have some stats for you. Hit Tail shows me long tail keyword phrases people are using to find me. That’s not a huge deal as several other stats programs do this as well in their [...]

The History and Purpose of Getting Trackbacks

By Jack Humphrey Before people ever discovered that something like trackbacks might be valuable for SEO purposes, there was the original purpose.Understanding why trackbacks were created in the first place will help in the ongoing web-wide discussion about follow vs. no-follow and the debate over whether a link is worth getting if Google doesn’t give [...]