what should I do?

seo1234 · 06-23-2010, 06:28:55

Hello,
I made a Micro Niche blog 2 months ago and did pinging, submitted to social bookmarking sites, submitted to press release.. But after two months doing all these things, I am not getting any traffic..
Can you guys tell me where is the problem?
What should I do more for getting traffic/?
Its a blog not website...
I know blogspot blog don't get much traffic but still I want to try to get traffic...
Hope you have the answer...

benassi · 06-23-2010, 10:24:24

What is your blog about? Give us its address.
Difficult to say without seeing it.

psufootball · 06-23-2010, 22:09:20

This is impossible to tell with the information given here. Even telling us your niche would be a good start. But anyway, I do know that blogs with good writing and content will naturally be noticed, maybe not with as many people as if you had promoted it, but still, it will be noticed. If you just started this blog, I recommend you write 10-20 quality posts before you go around spamming or promoting the URL. Just a little tip from past blogging experiences. I'd like to help you more but you simply haven't given me much to work with here.

seo1234 · 06-24-2010, 02:44:06

Ohh, don't mind I thought If I give URL it would be called as I am advertising...
My micro niche blog is about sofarecliners..
And the URL is sofarecliners.blogspot.com
I don't have the knowledge of researching a good keyword, but I did my best..
Hope you guys will find me a good solution....

ryosuzuki · 06-24-2010, 03:41:45

well the site looks pretty lame to be honest. There's nothing really cool on it, the articles are long winded and don't really offer any substance.

I'd get some pictures on there too. Bit boring right now, what's your site supposed to help a user with then ?

seonew · 06-24-2010, 04:32:59

Quote from: ryosuzuki on 06-24-2010, 03:41:45
well the site looks pretty lame to be honest. There's nothing really cool on it, the articles are long winded and don't really offer any substance.

I'd get some pictures on there too. Bit boring right now, what's your site supposed to help a user with then ?

I agree with you.. I think you didnt research the keyword properly..For sofa recliners competitors are high in 6 figures(863,549) result.. You should choose keywords which are like 20,000 t0 60,000..
Am i right guys/?

nicolebeckett · 07-08-2010, 09:52:39

The first thing I noticed was the grammar mistakes. For example, the title of your latest blog, "How Does a Sofa Recliners Work?", is grammatically incorrect. Plus, there were some other grammar issues in the post itself.

To see the results you want, you're going to have to be considered an expert in your niche, and you can't establish yourself as an expert if you have errors in your content. If grammar isn't your thing - and, trust me, alot of people fall into that category!

-, outsource your writing, or, at the very least, hire someone to edit/proofread your work.

Plus, as someone else said, the content didn't really wow me. It was very long, without alot of substance. Your content should be compelling and encourage readers to come back. If people are bored by your content, they won't hesitate to hit the 'back' button. And, again, it's no knock on you. There are plenty of people out there who hate to write or aren't very good at it, even if they know everything there is to know about their niche.

Once you get those issues settled, you could try some guest blogging to get more traffic. A quick Google search can help you find blogs that accept guest content. Just make sure that the blog you choose is relevant to your niche, and that the content you publish offers readers there a reason to visit your site.

psufootball · 07-13-2010, 15:39:09

Quote from: nicolebeckett on 07-08-2010, 09:52:39
The first thing I noticed was the grammar mistakes. For example, the title of your latest blog, "How Does a Sofa Recliners Work?", is grammatically incorrect. Plus, there were some other grammar issues in the post itself.

To see the results you want, you're going to have to be considered an expert in your niche, and you can't establish yourself as an expert if you have errors in your content. If grammar isn't your thing - and, trust me, alot of people fall into that category! -, outsource your writing, or, at the very least, hire someone to edit/proofread your work.

Plus, as someone else said, the content didn't really wow me. It was very long, without alot of substance. Your content should be compelling and encourage readers to come back. If people are bored by your content, they won't hesitate to hit the 'back' button. And, again, it's no knock on you. There are plenty of people out there who hate to write or aren't very good at it, even if they know everything there is to know about their niche.

Once you get those issues settled, you could try some guest blogging to get more traffic. A quick Google search can help you find blogs that accept guest content. Just make sure that the blog you choose is relevant to your niche, and that the content you publish offers readers there a reason to visit your site.

Wow.... very helpful post right there, to anyone too, not just him.

proofread · 10-02-2012, 22:43:12

Quote from: seo1234 on 06-23-2010, 06:28:55
Hello,
I made a Micro Niche blog 2 months ago and did pinging, submitted to social bookmarking sites, submitted to press release.. But after two months doing all these things, I am not getting any traffic..
Can you guys tell me where is the problem?
What should I do more for getting traffic/?
Its a blog not website...
I know blogspot blog don't get much traffic but still I want to try to get traffic...
Hope you have the answer...

As I think your blog have not relevant or fresh content and thats why it does not indexed frequently so proofread that content and after do any thing.