In my last post I invited folks to submit their ideas for getting more readers for their blog. Any submissions I publish also get a link and blurb. So here they are…

Be sure to visit their blogs… what comes around goes around. Maybe it might be YOUR idea listed here next and you’ll want people to visit your blog.

  Since the first business was created, there’s been an argument over what is most important: sales or operations. Without a product, it doesn’t matter how many buyers you have. Without buyers, it doesn’t matter how good your product is.   When it comes to blogging, that argument is synonymous with readers and content. Let’s not debate which is more important but for the sake of this post go with the assumption that...

As bloggers, we tend to concentrate on the features, gadgets, and plugins our blog platform offers (such as WordPress & Blogger). And that’s good. There are lots of great goodies available for both of these platforms. But… there is one pool of services and features that is often overlooked: your hosting package.   Most good hosting packages come with a truckload of additional features that most bloggers either aren’t...

It’s my pleasure to announce the newest addition of the growing family of “Linky” sites: www.linkyinfographics.com. The first infographic is 16 great tips concerning email marketing and subscriber lists. The full-featured version has audio and video. You can download it, print it, share it, embed it and more.

  Just a very quick survey to find out what your favorite topics are. I want to make sure I’m writing posts that fit what you want/need to learn about. So take 10 seconds for this 3 question survey: Topic Preference 0% Progress: What is your FAVORITE type of content on Linky Blog: How to make money onlineHow to get more traffic and visitorsHow to convert visitors to subscribersHow to create electronic products to sellHow to...

You want a great blog. You want thousands and thousands of people a day to come and read your blog, buy your products, and view your advertising. You want your blog safe, secure, and always available. But you’ve decided to go cheap on the most important parts of your blog. Not good.

I’m currently getting about 50-100 new subscribers a day (91 today as of writing this sentence) with an opt out rate of less than 1% and the growing momentum is obvious. My daily subscriber number is steadily growing. So I’m able to speak with some experience on the topic rather than just repeating concepts. To be honest, I find the method of getting subscribers from new traffic to be rather straightforward and easy. Find out how…