How I went from 200 unique visitors monthly to a 1000 in one month (pic)

[paranormalpursuits]

Congrats and thanks for the info

[ChampDog]

I thought writing negative opinions is good? No? I sometimes would prefer to read negative comments on certain thing rather than all just positives.

[brandonconnell]

Forum posting is a great one. I used to be a very active member in webproworld back in 04-05 or so. I still get traffic from the signature links today! I also get traffic from Digital Point and others. I think it's best to be active in blogging directories like this one though because you find like-minded people.

[Eduard]

That is a good start. Offer real value, get involved, and your traffic will grow.

[daveg]

Congrats on the success. I think a step that most people overlook is keyword selection. Picking the right keywords is important. In my opinion, a good keyword is one that is not overly competitive but also sends a reasonable amount of traffic. This can help drive traffic growth like you have seen.

[deutsched]

Wow, that's pretty impressive results.
It's jaw dropping to me, getting 5x the traffic you used to get is something you should be proud about.

And I agree on including some humor within your title and content of the article; my most successful article so far was one which made fun out of the German language

[daveshu4]

Thats amazing growth in one month, congrats. I'm hoping for a jump soon.

[paulbart1]

Congratulations on that massive increase in traffic! Man what I would do to get an increase like that...Would be nice

I agree on the forum posting also. Becoming an active member of the community your blog is about will definitely increase your traffic. As long as what you include to be active is insightful and informative and not just...wow thanks bro, nice.

[BlogDiva]

Originally Posted by niche

Or you could just post genuinely useful content on your blog, which is what I did. People say a lot about getting traffic to blogs but forget [not referring to the post above] on page content. it's your biggest leveraging chip

Thanks for saying this! If everyone focused on adding quality content, there would be much less junk to sift through on the Internet!! I personally have a moral code about avoiding anything that is automated, generated, or spun!

[jackthe7th]

wonderful for you! my turn hehe