How To Generate Huge Traffic With Google Blogs
By Wesley Atkins On January 20, 2009
Under Traffic
Google Blogs is nothing new, but there is a very simple way to use it that many people overlook and it can be a very powerful traffic source for any website.
If you follow this strategy every day for at least 30 days you could easily ramp up 400+ visitors per day to your site and it takes very little effort – just 30 minutes per day.
So, go switch off the television and commit to doing this for 30 minutes every day.
In a nutshell all you need to do is visit Google Blogs and search for blogs in your market that have been updated in the last 12 hours. Google Blogs will list all the blogs that have been updated in the last 12 hours with the keywords that you specify. You can see a screenshot below. Then all you need to do is visit those blogs and leave an *insightful* comment. Don’t just post, “Hey, love the blog keep up the good work”. Make it useful and relevant to what is discussed.
Now here’s the kicker – Because these blogs have only just been updated you are often the first to place a comment on them and if the blog has good traffic levels you are sure to get your comment noticed. However, you need to entice the click aswell in your comment and this can be done by some kind of call to action. Ie, “read more on my blog at:” – I think you get the idea.
Bear in mind that a lot of people use this technique to spam blogs with links back to their site, don’t do this. Always leave the comment with your name. You will still build link juice into your site from the ones that don’t use “No-Follow” and this will help on the next pagerank update. Besides, a few links that are not your main keywords will actually benefit you in terms of rankings as there is a filter placed on Google’s Algorithm that will give you a -5 penalty if your incoming link text percentage is too high, but that’s a topic for another post.
Anyhow, follow these steps as above and just commit 30 minutes per day or 5 comments per day, whatever you can do. I’m sure you’ll be surprised with the results.
Sidenote: You can also use Google Alerts for this method, but I will be explaining how to use Google Alerts for traffic and linking in another post

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