5 Tips for New Bloggers to Promoting Blog

If your are new blogger and want to promote your blog and increase your traffic I suggest you follow 5 tips that is very effective.If you are new to the blogger scene it is sometimes difficult to know where to go or how to go about promoting your blog. Here you can find some ideas on how to drive traffic to your blog and what avenues you have available to advertise your blog.
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1.Signature Promotion: To promote your blog add your Blog URL to the signature section of your forum profiles- so that it shows every time you post- or you can even add it as a signature in your emails.

2.Sign up with Blog Directories, Topsites and bookmarking sites then submit your blog to each of them (sites such as blogarama, bloggeries, blogapedia, technorati, Furl, del.icio.us etc) This is an extremely important step in website promotion and website traffic.

3.Submit your url to search engines (i.e. Google, Yahoo) to help promote your blog and drive traffic to your blog.

4.Another important step for a blogger is Ping-ing your blog regularly after new additions or updates have been made. (pingomatic, Pingoat, scrubtheweb)
This will alert sites that your url submission has been updated.

5.Keywords and Content - If your content is less than quality -fix it - if possible before you submit the url to directories or do any search engine submission! You will find these days that a lot of blog directories and other traffic boosting sites will refuse poor quality sites. Also, make sure you are using the proper site related keywords. Check out the Google Adwords Keyword Tool (link below) for good ideas of what keywords and keyword phrases people are searching for now.

How to Use Google Analytics for Blogging | Track Your Visitior

Google Analytics is the enterprise-class web analytics solution that gives you rich insights into your website traffic and marketing effectiveness. Powerful, flexible and easy-to-use features now let you see and analyze your traffic data in an entirely new way. With Google Analytics, you're more prepared to write better-targeted ads, strengthen your marketing initiatives and create higher converting websites.
f you want to track visitors to your Blogger blog, you can use the free tool offered by Google Analytics. You can even sign up using the Google Blogger account name and password you use to access your Blogger account.

Step 1:Go to Google Analytics (see Resources below).

Step 2:Log in with your Google Blogger account name and password.

Step 3:Click on "Sign Up for Google Analytics."

Step 4:Enter your Blogger URL and blog name when prompted.

Step 5:Enter your name and phone number.

Step 6:Copy the code that's generated. You will paste this code into your blog template.

Step 7:Log in to your Blogger account and click on "Template."

Step 8:Click on "Add a Page Element."

Step 9:Select the "Add to Blog" button under "HTML/JavaScript" on the New Page Element window.

Step 10:Paste the code you copied into the content block and select "Save Changes."

Step 11:Go back to your Google Analytics page and click to test whether you've properly installed the code.

Step 12:Track the number of visitors to your blog, as well as other visit statistics, by clicking "View Reports" on the Google Analytics menu bar.

Using Twitterfeed to Auto-Blog Posts to Twitter

Twitter is one of the best network to increase traffic If you have twitter account then I suggest you use twitterfeed to auto post your blog posts to twitter here there are four step tutorial.

Step 1 :The easiest way to automatically tweet your blog posts is through Twitterfeed. Go to http://twitterfeed.com

Step 2:Login to Twitterfeed using your OpenID. If you have a Blogger account, you will just need to choose Blogger from the list of possible logins and enter your username. For example, if the URL of your Blogger blog is http://abcdefg.blogspot.com, then your username is abcdefg.

Step 3:After logging in, you will be able to go to your Twitter feeds. This gives you the option to enter a new feed. Click on "Create New Feed". Enter your Twitter name and password, as well as the URL for your RSS feed. Adjust the settings for how often you want Twitterfeed to check your blog for new posts, and click "Create".

Step 4:That's it! Now, when you create a Blogger blog post, a tweet will automatically be created and posted to your Twitter account.

11 Latest SEO Tips for Bloggers For Grow Readership

1.Write quality content, with the aim of being useful to a target audience. What do you know that is the answer to a person's question? Focus on catering that information to that person. Remember, what you are writing is for making their life easier. That said, you writing should be free of thick-headed hyperbole and obfuscation. Rather than refer your reader someplace else for their answers, bring the information and links they need to them. Make your post useful.

2.If you are not writing something intended to be useful to someone else, say like something that is supposed to be funny, it had better be the best you could find online. As we all know, it is desperately hard to grab the attention of the modern internet junkie.

3.Choose the title of your post carefully. Titles and keywords two of the most important things in helping Google direct people to your content. The title should be a concise representation of the content.

4.Include images with descriptive file names, for example rename a photo from "06052009_1453.jpg" to Man_Shot_by_Taser.jpg before you upload it. Descriptive outgoing and internal links also help you rank higher in Google's listings.

5.Get a good hit counter. I use www.statcounter.com and Google analytics. Both are free, versatile, and awesome. StatCounter tracks where your visitors are coming from (geographically and link that brought them), what key words in what search engine they used to get to you, what they looked at on your site and how long, and finally where they exited you site. I use Google analytics for a broader look at my site, and I heard at a science fair that registering with them increases your page ranking.


6.Register your blog with Google's Webmaster's Tools by signing into blogger, clicking "Dashboard", then "Webmaster Tools" under tools and resources at the very bottom. You should see a list of you blogs and the option to "add" them. Do so, and then explore what Webmaster Tools can do for you!

7.In Google's Webmaster Tools: Add a sitemap of your blog under the Sitemaps tab. A sitemap will ensure that all of your content is properly crawled by Google's robots. By default, Blogger sets you up with a few news Feed links for your blog. These FEED URLs are yourblogname.blogspot.com/feeds/default, yourblogname.blogspot.com/atom.xml, and yourblogname.blogspot.com/rss.xml (as well as others). These same URLS make great site maps! So, under the Sitemap tab enter atom.xml and/or rss.xml into the text box by the "Submit Sitemap" button, and BINGO you are set!

8.Register with and post your links on social link sharing sites like StumbleUpon. A large portion of my site's traffic comes from them. Here are some StumbleUpon tips: They reward you for using their toolbar, if you install it they will send more stumblers to the sites you discover. The amount of exposure the sites you submit get depends on many factors, like how many thumbs up it gets, it you used the toolbar, and the amount of stumbling you the submitter do yourself. Remember all of this is simply governed by mathematical equations... I have found that if I submit two links pointing to my own site in a row I get no visitors. However, if I do 50 stumbles (giving thumbs up to some sites along the way) then submit my own site I get tons of traffic from them! There are many other social link sharing sites to check out such as Digg, Fark, and Kirtsy plus too many more to list. Each have their own algorithms

9.Submit your feeds (yourblogname.blogspot.com/rss.xlm) to feed distributing sites. This page is an awesome resource for doing that. I am new to the news feed business, but I already have 8 people who follow my feed, and my site traffic is increasing accordingly.

10.Add Sharing Buttons, such as AddThis!, StumbleUpon, Digg, and Facebook as a gadget in your side bar. You can get the code to add these buttons from each of their respective websites. It is one thing to do yourself favors by submitting your own link to StumbleUpon, but is so much better if a visiting reader does and giving them a convenient button makes it that much easier for them to do it!
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11.Follow and leave nice comments on other peoples blogs. Not only will being nice feel good, but every comment you make and every profile picture that shows up in someones "Followers" gadget is a link back to your own site.

Make Blog DoFollow and Increase Blog Comments

Make your Blog DoFollow and increase your blog comments now ready to start to make your blog DoFollow and add some badge in sidebar like this:



First I tell you What is DoFollow Blog?

Many website owners, designers, optimizers, and bloggers have heard of and search for DoFollow blogs, DoFollow social bookmarking, DoFollow forums, and DoFollow directories in their link building quests.

Would you be surprised to know that, with all the talk about DoFollow, that it is not a tag in a website’s code? DoFollow is, in fact, a term that represents something that is not present on a link to a specific URL – the “nofollow” tag.

Nofollow is a tag that simply tells search engines not to crawl, or notice, a link on a page. There are several reasons you would want to use a nofollow tag, such as with paid links (which Google frowns upon) or links to major sites that do not need a lot of boost in their link building efforts, like Google itself.

The reason that many people choose to use nofollow for other links on their site is for fear of giving up the prized “link juice” to other sites, possibly lowering their Google Page Rank. And while it is true that some sites are penalized because they have too many links, the real issue is when your site starts to look like a link farm with all links, and no content. Most sites can safely be DoFollow simply by having a balance of content and links.

1. Go to Blogger layout and click Edit HTML.

2. Check Expand Widget Templates.

3. Search for ‘NoFollow.’ You will find at least two of them in the code.

4. Remove rel='nofollow'> from the tag that starts with


5. The second nofollow attribute is for pingback/trackback URLs (blogs that link to your post and ping it). You may or may not retain these URLs. It’s completely optional.

6. That’s it! Enjoy. Your comment’s title is now ‘DoFollow.’

Increase Rank in Entrecard by Using Top Entrecard Droppers Widgets

What is Entrecard?

It's a free blogging network that helps you build traffic, get more readers, and network with other bloggers. You put a 125×125 widget on your blog and you can earn “EC credits” when members visit your blog. You can use the “credits” to purchase advertising on other blogs in our network.
If you're a EntreCard member and you rewards your top droppers, your blog or website URL should be in this directory. It is a Wall of Fame for the rewarders and also to encourage other EntreCard members to drop by to your blog. That will improve traffic to your blog while the top dropper get a free backlink reward from you.

Step 1. Log-in to your EntreCard dashboard

Step 2. Click on “More Stats” link, you will be taken to a page contains lots of useful information such as number of cards that were dropped on your blog each day, number of clicks through to your site from Entrecard, number of cards that you dropped on other peoples sites, … Scroll down a bit to the middle of page then you will see aRSS feed for “Top Card Droppers”, right click on it and choose option “Copy Link Location” to copy the link to clipboard.





Step 3. Login to your Blogger account.

Step 4. Click on the “Layout” link

Step 5. Make sure you are in tab “Page Elements”


Step 6. Choose a place where you want to put your widgets on, then click “Add a Gadget”. When a pop-up window is opened, choose a Feed gadget (its location is in the middle of the pop-up window)


Step 7. Press Ctrl+V to paste the link you put to clipboard at Step #2


Step 8. Change title, options if you want


Step 9. Click Save and DONE

Build Traffic From Add Social Bookmark Buton in Every Blogger Post

The AddThis button is a very useful social bookmarking and sharing tool. With just a couple of mouse clicks, anyone can share a blog post or article via their social networking accounts, e-mail or blogs. Use it to increase traffic to your blog.

1. Open an AddThis account for free. Supply a username, password and e-mail address. Check on "E-mail me a weekly analytics report" if you so desire. Once you have registered, you can create an AddThis button.

2.Create an AddThis button. You can use the default code, but it's better to customize it to get the look you prefer. See the "Resouces" link at the bottom of this article for a link that lets you create your own button.

3. Go through the AddThis button wizard step-by-step. Specify Blogger as the medium you will be using it in. Next, choose the appearance you would like for your bookmarking and sharing button. Choose a familiar button that your readers will recognize. You can also select an RSS feed button besides to further increase traffic to your blog.

4. Preview your button. You will see the preview on the upper right side of the screen. Test it to see how it works. You will see links to all kinds of social bookmarking sites.

5. Get the code. Click on the gray button near the bottom of the screen.

6. Install to Blogger Sidebar. If you want to do this, you will be taken to the Blogger site so you can add an AddThis widget to your blog's sidebar.

7. Copy the code to your Blogger template. Right-click and select the AddThis code. Log in to your Blogger account. Go to Layout - Edit HTML. Search for "<div class='post-footer'>" or "<data:post.body/>" (without quotes) and insert the AddThis code after either line. You will now have an AddThis button in every blog post!