Mybloglog Traffic Insider Information

There are a lot of people generating a ton of traffic with MyBlogLog

. In fact, I was shocked at how much traffic I have generated in a short amount of time just from this one website alone.

These are people who buy my products, read my articles, post comments and spend some time at my blog.

With a lot of other social community services, while you can easily generate a ton of traffic in just a few hours, for the most part the traffic remains for only a few minutes before surfing onto the next blog.

That kind of traffic doesn't yield feasible results.

When I first started using MyBlogLog (a service of Yahoo), I joined with the simple intention of just checking it out, I really wasn't expecting any miracle traffic nor was I planning on becoming a daily active user.

When I started exploring the community however, I was surprised at how user-friendly their interface is and how cleverly designed the entire system is.

In fact, MyBlogLog has created the program to literally push users to your blog and help you generate traffic.

They motivate their community members to browse the websites of one another and unlike StumbleUpon, a lot of the visitors to your blog aren't there just to "exchange" traffic with you, they are truly interested in what you have to offer.

For instance, when I placed my very first "paid" product on my blog, I received 6 sales the very first day, and this is with only having a community of about 60 users at the time!

I couldn't believe it, I had never sold a darn thing with Squidoo, and had never generated nowhere near this much traffic with any of the other communities so heavily promoted in the marketing industry.

While six sales isn't anything worth opening a bottle of champagne over, it was a clear indicator that MyBlogLog can do more than just send a handful of visitors to my blog or website.

To start generating traffic to your blog through MyBlogLog, make sure you are logged into your MyBlogLog account. When you visit communities and blogs and are not logged in, you will not show up in their visitor widgets.

For example, if you have a blog that offers tips on using Wordpress, you should search for "Wordpress Tips" and other relevant keywords to locate fellow members who have also tagged those keywords.

by: Frank Breinling

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