Apr 27 2009
Written by Timon Weller in Traffic Tips
I have been asked the question, how to get 100 good visitors a day minimum on a blog? many times so I thought it was about due for a post on the subject. If you already get over 100 unique visitors to blog already daily, then see these tips as a way to help to increase that number even further.
Why 100 is a common question you may ask? This question is common mainly because it is the first step of any blog journey. It has to start somewhere so this is the beginning goal. This is what I work on with any new blog I make or help make. It helps keep one on a realistic goal path that once achieved, goal setting after that is a lot easier to improve. Baby blog steps in a way.
Okay, so first things first when running a new blog niche, your wondering what is the first objective..? First of all let’s focus on my golden rule, The hundred by hundred Blog rule..
Okay so here is where you get down all those creative juices and basically get that blog to 100 posts. Try not to worry about other areas yet, this is a great focus and if do it right you should be able to get down at least 5 posts a day. This should take about 3 to 4 weeks maximum and allow the search engines to start picking up your regular posts well. Before the hundred is fully finished you should be seeing some small amount of natural search engine traffic coming in.
With the posts, try to keep them as specific to your niche as possible and commonly make your titles like common questions people may ask about in that niche. The reason being for this is that generally when people search online they generally search in the form of a question.
Eg. Like this Post title – How to get your Blog to 100 Visitors a Day?
A good tip here is to jot down as many key words in your niche, keyword questions in your niche to get the creativeness going.
In part two, I will focus on where to get around a hundred back links that will help to increase your daily visitor count as well as create more branding for your new blog.? To keep up to date on this 100 visitors a day series, consider subscribing to this blogs RSS.




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