Comments on: No Blog Traffic? Start "Blogging By Thirds" http://intrepid-llc.com/general-marketing-strategy/no-blog-traffic-start-blogging-by-thirds/ Marketing Strategist Atlanta Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:49:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Link love - do unto others | RF Web Studio http://intrepid-llc.com/general-marketing-strategy/no-blog-traffic-start-blogging-by-thirds/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Link love - do unto others | RF Web Studio Tue, 23 Dec 2008 07:00:53 +0000 http://intrepid-llc.com/?p=856#comment-26 [...] Group has written several very informative articles on his blog. Some of them include his “blogging by thirds”  article. Todd gave me a specific mention and even referenced my blogging workshops. I really [...] [...] Group has written several very informative articles on his blog. Some of them include his “blogging by thirds”  article. Todd gave me a specific mention and even referenced my blogging workshops. I really [...]

]]> By: Russell http://intrepid-llc.com/general-marketing-strategy/no-blog-traffic-start-blogging-by-thirds/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Russell Mon, 22 Dec 2008 15:18:18 +0000 http://intrepid-llc.com/?p=856#comment-27 Thanks for the mention. The key here is that you spend time commenting. We all inherently spend a lot of time reading other blogs, and sometimes typing on our own blog falls to the wayside. The idea behind that strategy is to increase the amount of time that most people spend commenting. Commenting helps you by: Creating a more lively discussion, which encourages more reading and future comments Increases traffic, when people read your comments on another blog and are impacted by what you have to say, they are likely to follow a link to your blog and start reading on your own. Last it gives you "street credit" or authority on a particular subject. Say for example that I commented on a particular item, but also left a link to s specific article, similar to the one I am commenting on, the SEO relevance of this article helps any similar article that I link to, such as: http://rfwebstudio.com/seo-web-marketing/how-good-are-your-press-releases/ Thanks for the mention. The key here is that you spend time commenting. We all inherently spend a lot of time reading other blogs, and sometimes typing on our own blog falls to the wayside. The idea behind that strategy is to increase the amount of time that most people spend commenting.

Commenting helps you by:

Creating a more lively discussion, which encourages more reading and future comments

Increases traffic, when people read your comments on another blog and are impacted by what you have to say, they are likely to follow a link to your blog and start reading on your own.

Last it gives you “street credit” or authority on a particular subject. Say for example that I commented on a particular item, but also left a link to s specific article, similar to the one I am commenting on, the SEO relevance of this article helps any similar article that I link to, such as: http://rfwebstudio.com/seo-web-marketing/how-good-are-your-press-releases/

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