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How to Get a Huge Blast in Traffic

James — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 13:37:29 +0000

Principles of Successful Social Media Campaigns:

1. Use a girl’s name to signup

2. Customize your profile so that it looks real

3. Add as many friends as possible

4. Bookmark real interesting sites to build your rep

5. Send your links to friends

6. Bookmark your own sites

7. Vote down the competition

8. Comment on popular bookmarks with your link in the text

9. Blend in

That’s basically what you have to do in order to get optimal results with this kind of promotion. I won’t get into why you need to do every single one of these things, but you should have a fair idea. Don’t worry about it. You just have to do it.

Full list ot sites to get HUGE Blast in TRAFFIC

I hate to say this, because you will most likely ignore everything else and just do this, but here you go: It’s enough to just submit your link to all of the sites I listed above and you are in for a huge blast in traffic. You can also use automated services such as this one http://onlywire.com/ . Now do it.

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Microblogging for Blog Traffic – Plurk

James — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:52:43 +0000

To join Plurk, simply visit the Plurk home page and click the Sign Up for Free button, shown in the figure below. Complete the online signup form, and you’re ready to go!

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Microblogging for Blog Traffic – Twitter

James — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:46:09 +0000

You can join Twitter by visiting its home page and clicking the Get Started — Join button, shown below. Complete the online form to create a free Twitter account and then you can start “tweeting!”

Microblogging, a relatively new tool of the social Web, allows users to publish short blog posts or messages, typically fewer than 140 characters, through their computers and mobile phones It’s a helpful way to keep your name in front of people and to announce and highlight new blog posts, upcoming events (such as blog contests or carnivals), and more. The possibilities are virtually limitless! Think of it as free publicity.

When you begin microblogging, you create an account and start publishing content. You can even include some microblogging feeds in your social networking profiles, such as in your Facebook account. Microbloggers sign up to “follow” other microbloggers they like. That’s what makes microblogging social. When users sign up to follow each other’s content, microblogging becomes a tool for sharing, networking, and relationship building.

The best part about microblogging is the quick and easy way it allows users to share news, information, and content. It’s this type of sharing that can make a post go viral (spread across the Web). The potential exists, at the least, for news and information to travel quickly online. Microblogging really just began in 2007, but already millions of people have joined through Web sites such as Twitter and Plurk.

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