If you can wait an extra month to get the Printed version of my Free Traffic Tips book delivered to your door, you may be able to win a free copy.
I’m giving away a copy to the Blogger who sets the most links back to my site. Send a blank email to blogbookcontest@aweber.com for details via autoresponder.
In the contest, we’ll be making use of the Technorati tag system – view source to see the format with this business blogging tag, or check your autoresponder message for details.
I’m slowly going to start shutting down the archives.
That doesn’t have to be bad news for you – now you can enjoy flipping through my Free Traffic Tips in your favorite recliner.
Get all the Free Traffic Tips Delivered to Your Door! – and learn how you can do the same with your blog.
What’s the fuzz about Instant Buzz?
(Get it? You see, what I did was, instead of “fuss”….
Never mind.)
This free traffic generation tool is invite only. So now that I have an invitation, I thought I’d give it a whirl, and let you know if it’s worth the sign-up time.
Read my initial thoughts on Instant Buzz in the Members Area.
Or try Instant Buzz yourself if you’re fast enough to grab this invite..
Just got back from the doctor’s office, so I’m going to lie down awhile. Later on I have a surprise for you. A 400 page surprise you can get in the mail — if you’ve ever wished you had more time to read all the Free Traffic Tips archives, you’ll kick yourself for missing this…
You probably think I’m going to talk about my own book.
Well, no.
Sure, Marketing Success with RSS was the earliest marketing book geared towards Online Business Owners with some technical know-how about the potentials of RSS Marketing. And though I’m pleased and honored to be considered one of the marketing pioneers with this technology, my guide is not a cover-all book and was never meant to be.
It was meant to show you how to take advantage of the free traffic implications of having an RSS feed at your site.
But there’s so much more to RSS.
Copyright © 2005 Tinu Abayomi-Paul
You have to laugh when you hear about the elaborate schemes people cook up in order to get three or four clicks through to their site, when there are plenty of legitimate ways to get attention for your web site – from dozens to hundreds of interested prospects. It’s one thing to think creatively – it’s another to try and buck the system for a few hits from people who won’t subscribe, return or buy.
Speaking of creative thinking, one of the ways you can get above-board, quick and free traffic is from using link services. Without even a hint of abuse, you can use these services to bring visitors to you – in minutes sometimes.
The first two services that you and I can use without stepping on any toes are the two link services at http://Furl.net and http://del.icio.us .
If you’re using Blogger.com’s software to create your blog, take a look at this page by Biz Stone. Most people I know who have been blogging less than three months find out something from this page they wouldn’t have suspected.
Blogger Knowledge: Promoting Your Blog
A quote…
“Pitch your posts via email to other bloggers. This is a touchy technique and should be approached with caution. Blogger Eugene Volokh has published a short treatise on how best to pitch one’s blog via email and it’s filled with great tips and advice. Assuming your blog is actually worth pitching (of course it is), here are some tips from Volokh.
Want to see what your site looks like to a brand new surfer? Trying to check if your ads are displaying properly to new visitors? Just want to check on some other issue at your site that demands that your cookies aren’t read?
Instead of blocking cookies manually, you can use Anonymization.Net’s Free Anonymous Web Surfing Toolbar. They have a handy toolbar that will plug right into your browser. I wish the address bar was shorter, but aside from that, I find it a pretty neat tool.
It’s amazing how many sites you can find just from a trackback link.
Hint.
I said hint! Use that trackback feature on your blog pal!
Getting back to the topic at hand, IdeaBoost.com Journal – has a great, simple tag that explains its function quite succintly “Just ideas. Plain and simple.” Andrew shares ideas that he has, knowing he can’t work on every single notion that crosses his mind.
I like that idea. Go on over and say hi to Andrew for me.
Go on, now.
Tinu Abayomi-Paul
I build traffic systems to increase the profitibility of your website. You can implement them yourself with one of our how-to manuals, below, or you can email us at support@asktinu.com for a free consultation, to evaluate your site for a custom solution.
Morgan and Cindy Lighter
Cindy is our organizational whiz. Morgan is the author of our most popular column, Tool Time Fridays.
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