How to Get Traffic From Digg and Technorati
There is a chance that I might delete this post, as some
of the information that I am giving to you on this post,
is very close to what I showed my apprentices about driving
5,000 unique visitors to their sites every week.
YES! 5,000 unique visitors per week (20,000 Unique visitors
per month to their sites)
In fact, one of our students have already seen an increase
in his sales by more than FIVE TIMES since he joined our
apprentices program. So, I apologize ahead of time if I
delete this post.
1. You need to have a blog in WordPress.
If you are using another script, rather than wordpress, I
strongly recommend your blog to wordpress. Not only is it
easy to use, but you can easily plug it in with other tools.
In addition, this allows you to easily ping RSS feeds for
every new post that you have automatically. This allows
people who use RSS readers to read your post immediately,
every time you make a new post.
2. You need to link your blog with high traffic blogs.
Don’t just link to one blog. Link to as many high traffic
blogs as possible. The more the better it would be. WHY?
There are OVER 20,000,000 people who use Technorati to
search on subject they are interested in. It is safe to
say that technorati is the google for blogs.
Look at: http://www.technorati.com/search/www.henrygold.com
So far, we have 59 links from 9 blogs. You can see that
if you were to link to henrygold.com, you can easily get
more traffic from people searching on that henrygold.com
through technorati.com.
WHY people have to search on henrygold.com though?
Well, we have about 750 unique visitors to Henry Gold’s
blog every day. In addition, we have an average of 50 - 60
people search from RSS Feed. Bloggers know about technorati
and are curious about our activity.
BAM!! Your link is on the spot. They link to your blog
immediately. How will that effect the traffic to your
site? TREMENDOUSLY!
HINT: All you have to do is put our URL onto your
sidebar, your link will automatically show up on
http://www.technorati.com/search/www.henrygold.com.
That’s all you have to do!
3. Post TOP-NOTCH comments or articles on your blog.
Hey… If you post something like BUY MORE PRODUCT,
DOWNLOAD MY SOFTWARE, there is no reason people go
to your blog. In a couple of words, THEY HATE YOUR BLOG.
However, when you FOCUS your attention more into high
quality posts, you will wonder how many people will
just digg your post, bookmark it onto the rss feeds,
print it out, email to friends, and much more.
This is why I started to see MOST of my traffic pour
in from digg.com, del.icio.us, and many other
bookmarking sites.
4. Focus on ONE Keyword on each post.
It is very important that you do NOT post whatever
you feel like. Instead, when you make a post on your
blog, do it with the intention to stuff each post with
one keyword.
This allows you to build a good search engine ranking,
while have fun blogging.
5. Start blogging DAILY!
One of the MAJOR factors bloggers are NOT getting traffic
to their blogs because they simply put ONE post and
expect to see the results immediately. GEEZ!
C’mon… How can you get MAJOR traffic if you are NOT
even motivated to inform others through your blog?
The key in here is start blogging every day (Or even
four times a day like I do). When you do this, you will
be seen as an authority in your field. This way,
whatever you say and do, other bloggers will listen
to your advice.
Well, of course there are MORE ways to drive traffic to your
blog. Not just from technorati or digg, but many other
different traffic sources, including Myspace, YouTube, or
700+ social bookmarking and networking sites.
BUT… before you are able to do so, you really need to
build a VERY SOLID foundation. The foundation that allows
your web 2.0 business to be BULLET-PROOF. This allows you
to HACK into any business you want to in the niche you
are targeting.
Go ahead and look into it closely at:
http://HenryGoldSecret.com
Not for me, but for YOURSELF. If you are going to set-up
a web 2.0 business, such as your own blog, you MUST know
the concept that I have laid down for you inside Henry
Gold Secret. WHY?
Look. There are BILLIONS OF BLOGS out there. There are
thousands of competitors in your niche. If you do NOT even
KNOW how to build a strong foundation in your business, your
CHANCE to survive in the web 2.0 era is EXTREMELY SLIM.
In the end, your competitors will DOMINATE your market, and
you will either have to close down your blog and go around
the circle. No EXCEPTIONS!
Get it NOW at:
http://HenryGoldSecret.com
It changed my life TWO years ago.
It changed my business tremendously.
It has also changed my personal friendship with others.
I am very confident it will change yours as well.
Go for it.
Success is YOURS,
Henry Gold
HenryGold.com
TheSuperGifts.com
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Milt said,
March 16, 2007 @ 6:01 pm
Henry, I enjoy hearing and reading your thoughts and plans. Have’nt invested much with you yet, but have learned a lot.
I am too involved and spent too much time and USDs on to many false “get rich quick gold mines”
Working on a few this time that seem to be honest and productive –we will see - pray.
Milt Raphael
Your Maximum Success Coach » Blog Archive » Getting Daily Traffic from Technorati and Digg said,
March 16, 2007 @ 6:07 pm
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MJ Thompson said,
March 16, 2007 @ 6:39 pm
Henry, I’ve been receiving your newsletter for a few months, but today is the first time iI checked out your blog. Why? I’m an “old-school Internet marketer and frankly, an old dog too.
The very thought of having to learn new “tricks” weirds me out. The thing is, I’ve seen drastic drop off in my daily traffic scores, since about October ‘06.
Yeah, so I guess its maybe time for me to learn something new and invest in technologies that I scoffed at last year, blogs and RSS, being 2 of the major ones.
Thanx for 411 - much continued success to you.
TimWhiston.com said,
March 16, 2007 @ 6:51 pm
Wow this post is a real eye opener. Up to this point I had not considered getting traffic from linking out. I have been concentrating only on getting inbound links but I see what you mean with the Technorati example.
Great Tip!
Bill said,
March 16, 2007 @ 7:37 pm
Henry,I am a newbie and every bit of advice or information I can pick up is another step closer to making a living on line. I plan on continuing to get your news letter and follwing your advice
Bill
Chad Van Norman said,
March 16, 2007 @ 8:21 pm
Henry,
I’m going to implement this as soon as I get done posting this. I never thought about this strategy.
Thanks,
Chad Van Norman
http://My-List-Builder.coim
Jack said,
March 16, 2007 @ 10:22 pm
This is good information but I have to ask if you had a change of heart with web 2.0.
I think it was only about 2 months ago when
you said that web 2.0 is way over-hyped and was only for those who want to con other people into buying products to try and get into this huge traffic potential.
Now I’m seeing you doing strategies on how to get traffic from it. Am I missing something here?
Jack
Michael said,
March 16, 2007 @ 11:02 pm
As usual, another great post Henry. People need to know this info if they are going to survive the Web 2.0 craze.
I am currently posting on Blogger: http://home-biz-solutions.blogspot.com/
I will be adding my own blog and RSS with the upcoming site redesign. Blogging and RSS are both becoming essential tools for online home business marketers.
Keep up your outstanding posts!
Michael Boutilier
Lynette Crase said,
March 16, 2007 @ 11:57 pm
Thanks for the info Henry. I am new to the whole Web 2.0 craze and I am trying to devour as much knowledge about it as I can.
Mel Smith said,
March 17, 2007 @ 2:09 am
Hi Henry,
As usual, your little brainstorms give us a picture of the way to inch our way to having a better chance to becomming more successful in our pursuit of online knowledge. Thanks for your teachings
Dan said,
March 17, 2007 @ 2:41 am
Thanks heaps for these great information. It’s really hard to find nowadays a true valuable information that you can apply.
And on this blog, you can be pretty sure you’re in the right place…
Cheers,
DanNy
Raymond Heng said,
March 17, 2007 @ 3:15 am
Hi Henry,
Very informative article. I do not understand this web 2.0 stuff. Care to elaborate.
Cheers.
Grant said,
March 17, 2007 @ 3:54 am
This information is really great. I don’t sell a product, I run a project, so it is difficult to bring in traffic.
I have a new blog and been using mybloglog and technorati to get some traffic. Going to start using Del.icio.us and other solutions.
Great info - thank you.
Mike said,
March 17, 2007 @ 6:12 am
Yes it all looks very interesting .. Good Luck from Mike on the Emerald Isle.
Pam said,
March 17, 2007 @ 9:26 am
I have got to say, I am hooked on Henry’s newsletters! BUT I am behind on all of this blogging, RSS feed, web 2.0 and all the above.
I am stuck back in frontpage 98 and don’t know how to get out of the rut. With my husbands new website look I need to find a new way to drive traffic to the site before all the products and work is completed.
Getting a new computer after taxes will help and trying to find out what website program to use instead of the old frontpage 98. However this will not help if I don’t learn the how to’s.
I need to learn new ways and I don’t know where to begin. I put in the website’s URL but I don’t know why you are asking for peoples URL. Did I miss something?
I really need help when it comes to blogging, RSS feed, web 2.0 It would be greatly apprieciated for some coaching or a helping hand. Got any suggestions? Have a Blessed Day!
Brett said,
March 17, 2007 @ 10:50 am
Thanks Henry
We were just about to look into using RSS Feeds and more creative Blogware. I’ll take a look at that and we’ll probably change over soon. I like the basic yet effective layout of your Blog…excellent!
Kind Regards
Brett Young
C.E.O
Wealthcorp Strategic Securities Ltd
http:/www.smartsaversshop.com
AskDanMoran.com » Blog Archive » Traffic + Subscribers + Referrals = Alexa Ranking said,
March 17, 2007 @ 11:11 am
[…] And, as if Henry was reading my mind, he posted an article on his blog yesterday talking about how he drives traffic to his web site. Just as I talk about in “Alexa Secrets,” my special report on driving traffic and improving your Alexa ranking, Henry makes use of social networking sites to get links and traffic back to his blog. […]
Terrie Routh said,
March 17, 2007 @ 12:23 pm
Henry, you have opened my eyes…again! I have some blogs, but like you point out in this post, I am not using them to their fullest potential. I am re-thinking (and reworking) my blogging stategies. Kudo to you Henry!
Have a great weekend!
Terrie
Jeffrey Tan said,
March 17, 2007 @ 1:49 pm
Dear Henry,
every time i read your mail and blog , i learn new stuff and also remind me what i just miss out ! Cool
Cheers
Jeffrey Tan
Sinagpore
http://www.datingwithlady.com/
Robert said,
March 17, 2007 @ 4:02 pm
Great Article, thanks for posting it.
s65002 said,
March 18, 2007 @ 5:37 am
Great Post Henry!
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Deepak Arora said,
March 21, 2007 @ 5:50 am
Awsome tips - specially the 5th one
I am gonna blog daily for next few days now..
Happy IM Profits!!
Deepak Arora
www.MyIMLab.com
www.MyIMBlog.com
Make Money Online With Henry Gold Blog Tips » How to Get More Traffic to Your Blog with Digg, Technorati, and MyBloglog said,
March 21, 2007 @ 9:28 pm
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Lewis said,
March 22, 2007 @ 3:26 pm
Henry,
Is this the URL that we should put on our blog? Do we jus tput it in the sidebar?
Thanks,
Lewis
Lewis said,
March 22, 2007 @ 3:26 pm
Looks like I didn’t include the url - http://www.technorati.com/search/www.henrygold.com
How to Get More Traffic to Your Blog with Digg, Technorati, and MyBloglog said,
March 22, 2007 @ 5:33 pm
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Technorati Traffic Strategies (Part I) said,
March 23, 2007 @ 2:08 pm
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Wahee Elqalatawy said,
March 23, 2007 @ 5:53 pm
This information is wonderful, yet a tasty part of the ping is directed only to word press bloggers, what about blogger.com?
Internet Marketing said,
March 24, 2007 @ 5:43 am
Good common sense tips that, a little while to learn if you are new to the business. Keep up the good work.
Thaks for the visit to my blog!
Goonie said,
March 25, 2007 @ 1:25 am
I’m newbie in blog and i want to try your blog formula. this is Very inspiring article for me.
great work Henry…
Success to you and your business…
Voodoomama said,
March 25, 2007 @ 5:58 pm
Henry,
I have been on your email list for quite some time and continue to be amazed at the high quality information you provide to your subscribers. I have been trying some of your strategies to increase traffic to my website, and appreciate all of the helpful information.
Brightest Blessings!
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Roy said,
March 26, 2007 @ 9:32 pm
Actually, I didn`t know how I got your email in my inbox. I didn`t even remember how many email your sent to me that I had deleted, but recently, there was a subject ” China or India Syndrome?” and that words really attracted me until I made a special folder to every email you sent to me and never missed reading. I`m looking foward to create my own blog in the near future.
Thanks
Roy A
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NicheBlower.com said,
March 27, 2007 @ 10:53 pm
Useful info. Thanks Henry.
To do all that content writing, getting around one keyword per posting, submitting few times a day. That is all very time consuming work.
i wonder what tools are being used to do all that stuff.
Vad
FREE niche keyword lists
http://nicheblower.com
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Natalie said,
January 15, 2008 @ 1:22 pm
Great post, I plan on advertising like hell on Technorati!