Once the first issue is ready it’s time to get out there and show it to everyone.
You won’t have a marketing budget or the benefits of a public relations officer drumming up free publicity for you. You have to do all this for yourself. You wear all the hats for your blog – author, publisher, marketer and public relations.
This is why a lot of bloggers fail. You produce good content but you don’t know how to MARKET your blog.
Most bloggers do not know where the best places are to drum up traffic and instead use “shotgun” tactics – haphazardly shooting for traffic all over the place using as many random methods as possible with no thought into exactly what is the smart way to get traffic.learn how to handle failure.And market your smoothly the main theme behind to build a popular Blog is how you market your Blog
Start at the begging:
The first step to building blog traffic is accepting the fact that you will have to *work* for your traffic. No one is going to do it for you. No one is going to help you. Your blog is your baby and you are a single parent, solely responsible for its growth.
Are you okay with that? Do you accept the burdens?
Yes? Good! Okay, let’s move forward.
Blog traffic building begins, just like a magazine, by creating something worth reading. You would never go out and hand out copies of your fanzine if it had only one or two articles in it. Before we even talk about finding readers for your blog you have to ask whether the readers you are chasing will read your blog once they get there.
Is your blog AMAZING? Do you have great content? Do you even know what great content is?
Take a good look at your blog and review whether your starting content is worthy enough to capture and retain the attention of readers.
If you just switched the “on” button for your blog then there is only one thing you need to worry about. Forget about traffic. Sit down, get your writers hat on and start writing articles.
If you haven’t done so already, cover at least these topics before properly launching your blog –
1. Your About Page
Who are you? What you are blogging about and why would a person want to read your blog? What is in it for them?
Talk about the BENEFITS for your readers, NOT the features of your blog.
2. Your Contact Page
You need a contacts page because you want to make it easy for your readers to get in touch with you. If possible, include a nice smiley picture of your face on your contacts page, to make your blog more personal.
3: quality articles
I’ll discuss the concept of “pillar articles” in more depth in an upcoming email newsletter, but for the moment you need to start working on some nice, fat, juicy, meaty…okay, you get the picture – SOLID articles.
Something substantial. Something worth reading that teaches your audience about the subjects relevant to your blog topic. Not just news reports from other websites. This is ORIGINAL content from your mind.
Be creative, be interesting, be inspirational and demonstrate these elements through your blog articles.
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