Comments on: Triple Your Traffic with Content Distribution Techniques

By: Michael Hoppal

Michael Hoppal — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 01:48:55 +0000

I’m partial to falling into the “post it and forget it” cycle. Maybe I’m just frustrated with the fickle audience of StumbleUpon leaving a bounce rate of 98.4% and an average time of 3 seconds on-site…

I’ve recently signed up for some networks for my affiliate blogs, mostly because I wanted a cheap linkback, but I’m finding that most of these seem to be not-so-much worth my time. Friendster, for example. I’ve received like 40 requests in two weeks from “hot” girls who’ve suddenly decided they want to be friends with a gay computer programmer with a picture of an angel for his profile. Yeah, right.

I can’t believe people still fall for that.

Actually, I’ve just given myself a great idea for a marketing experiment…

Anyways, with due apologies for rambling, I would say there is one problem with people trying to build traffic: they neglect the requirement of giving people something to read, either by an utter lack of content, a simple “coming soon” message, or some poorly-written landing page without anything genuinely interesting to say.

Which is why I recently wrote a post on BnB about list posts… Spend less time tooting your own horn on StumbleUpon and more time creating things want to stumble.

By: Chaunna Brooke

Chaunna Brooke — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 04:36:28 +0000

And above all, Write Quality COntent. Contents that are spicy, full of juice, and will engage readers to come back for more.

By: Melvin

Melvin — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 05:29:41 +0000

Hi H E L M I A S Y R A F, yes it could be the same in most cases but what I normally do is test the waters more. I mean I don’t send it to myspace, then send it to all others. i just use one network at a time. Also, every person weighs one social network heavier than the other. Most of my friends use multiply, while some others really spend time with myspace, and so on…

By: Suzanna

Suzanna — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 00:35:27 +0000

Great tips! Thanks.

By: H E L M I A S Y R A F

H E L M I A S Y R A F — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:39:16 +0000

But dont you think that by being involved in too much social networking sites does not bring really huge impact as compared to join only one and two sites?

It is because I think roughly our contacts in every site is almost the same? Don’t you think so?

How about your contact? If each of them is hardly being the same, how you manage to get approx 2500 contacts that would love to join you and love your blog?

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By: Stefan Alexandru

Stefan Alexandru — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:59:24 +0000

Great article, really puts my mind to work on developing strategies different projects.