What Do Visitors To Your Blog Think Of You?
Assuming you do a good job of initial presentation, value packed ideas in your blog, what kind of image does show the world who you are?
Have you added a mishmash of colors and faces of the police in an effort to draw attention to your content? Or do you resist adding these features entertainment in an effort to better engage your readers?
I was on a few blogs that are difficult to read and even harder to navigate my way around them to see what other information it may contain may be of interest. I recently visited a blog dealing with one of my favorite topics online: optimization of search engines. The first two posts are interesting and have remained on the subject. Then, from the confines of the blogosphere world treated the third display was walking her chocolate brown lab through the freshly fallen leaves on a crisp, fall Saturday morning. (Do not get me wrong, I am a dog lover I have a yellow labrador -.. who, like all those who have had a yellow labrador could tell you that you can fill out a daily blog with their antics) A walk through the leaves with a dog on a crisp autumn day. Hello, I think we're a little off topic on a blog SEO topics.
Be sure to check all the links you include in a blog before you publish your message. I was on the network marketing a blog and all links that were in the writings of the early years were broken links. In other words, error pages appeared to be something wrong with the relationship or they have been copied incorrectly or a wrong letter was used. Now it was ridiculous because the whole purpose of this blog marketing network was to bring the player to their society has created a site to convert them to a hot prospect trot. The only trotter was happening was the trot of a visitor to another website with working links.
The best was saved for last. Your blog is like a network marketing Walmart? Today I was on a blog that had a banner ads ... gazillion busiest for attention. You had an addition to promoting a service lead generation, promotion of another hosting service, there was an offering domain registration, two were promoting two different types of autoresponders, yet another was the promotion of books on network marketing, email marketing explosion also had a banner. .. There were others but I guess you get the point. All these programs were clearly affiliate a commission that would give the owner of the blog as long as someone would click on the banner and sign up. here is a term not very pleasant for this: the farm banner blog.
What are you trying to do with your blog? Collect rare - commissions for your affiliate programs banner farm or try to build your business by attracting top leaders - the best?
Every time I see a blog with a banner farm, my first thought is: this person is not making money from their business and they must try to recover some money from these affiliate links lead a cheesy-looking blog. My second thought is: let me click out of this blog FAST.
You worked very hard marketing your blog in an effort to drive traffic (visitors) to it. Why in the world you want them to be attracted to an affiliate link that leads them to leave your blog and visit another site? The goal is to get visitors to stay on your site as long as possible ... perhaps leading them to become one of your team.
