A Writer’s Plan to Get 100% More Traffic
Are you searching for techniques to increase the number of people who read your blog posts? You’ve come to the right place.
If you’ve put a lot of effort into creating high-quality material for your blog but aren’t seeing much traffic, I’ve got some good news for you. Increasing the number of visitors to your blog is a straightforward process. To make adjustments and see results, you don’t need a large marketing expenditure.
As a writer, you already have the advantage of understanding how to write captivating blog entries that entice readers to stay and read.
It’s a battle to get those readers in the first place. That’s where the struggle is… getting readers to your content website. You’ll be well on your way to getting the traffic your writing deserves with a few tools and some planning.
With a few basic tactics, I’ll teach you how to increase your blog traffic.
You can create blog posts that receive thousands of unique visitors every month, even if your blog is small, niche, or in a competitive area.
Ready? Let’s get this party started.
Understand and Incorporate SEO
For my blog, search engine optimization was a game-changer. I used to compose blog content without thinking about SEO at all.
Instead, I simply used social media to market my articles. It’s not unexpected that traffic to those posts dropped off a day or two after I published them.
My search engine rankings improved once I started working on SEO. My blog postings’ shelf life rose and grew with time.
My traffic more than doubled in just a few months. Posts from two or three years ago are still attracting thousands of visitors each month.
Are you unsure where to begin with SEO?
If you have a WordPress site, the Yoast SEO plugin is a simple approach to increase your search engine optimization.
It looks at your blog article and tells you where you need to improve.
Write What Readers Want to Read
You must write what people want to read if you want them to read your blog article.
Finding out what people are looking for and writing about it is the easiest technique to do this.
There are a number of internet tools that can assist you in determining the specific search terms that people enter into Google.
Promoting Your Blog Post
Even if you do some keyword research and write an amazing SEO-friendly blog post, you’re not quite finished.
You need a plan to promote your blog post.
To make things easier on yourself, use a scheduling tool to plan out your social media posts.
Hootsuite is my personal favorite.
When I write a blog piece, I also plan out my social media for the next two weeks at the same time. Then I relax and let the scheduler handle the rest as far as social media marketing goes.
While it’s nice to have a presence on all the major social media platforms, I suggest focusing on one or two. Facebook and Instagram are my favorites, but something else might work better for you.
Remain Patient and Await the Blog Views
Boosting your blog post traffic by 100% is an achievable goal, especially when you’re just starting out. Remember to follow these guidelines:
- Research keywords for the blog posts you write
- Use SEO to improve your blog posts
- Create a plan to promote your blog posts
You can make a big difference in your traffic, but following this process. Remember that improving your blog traffic takes time, effort, and dedication. But it’s all worth it when you start to see results.
AmberLDrake
Walt Disney once said, “We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.”. To be successful is to have no limitations, it is to work through all obstacles, to have extreme passion for life, and love for others, and this seems to be the underlying motto of Amber Drake’s life. Drake is a highly accomplished, world-renowned, and published book author, freelance writer and editor, inspirational speaker, an inspiring teacher, a well-reputed canine behaviourist, a canine cancer researcher, and the CEO of Canine Companions. As a child, she was keenly interested in the veterinary field and this interest paved way for her to be the successful businesswoman she is today. Starting with an Associate of Science degree in Biology in 2007 from Jamestown Community College, she has since expanded her knowledge horizon by acquiring a Bachelor of Science in Biology degree with courses from both SUNY Fredonia and Cornell University, followed by a Master of Arts Degree in Education (2011) from Ashford University, a Post-Master’s Educational Certification, and a Doctorate in ABD from the North Central University, Prescott Valley Arizona. Driven by her love for dogs, she regards her company, Canine Companions, as her greatest work-related accomplishment. She wrote the book, ‘Dog Talk: What Your Dog Wants You To Know’ as a comprehensive guide to understanding the behavior of dogs. She has since been involved in numerous writing jobs in the field, varying from writing about veterinary medicine for pet insurance companies to serving as the Co-founder and Vice President at Preferable Pups. She actively engages in content management, copywriting and research work, ghost-writing, and content marketing for organizations around the world. In addition to being an incredibly successful writer, canine behaviorist, and a CEO, she is an educator as well as an experienced curriculum developer. She is a Professor of Veterinary Medicine at Mentoray, where she teaches and develops curriculum. She is also an Adjunct Professor of Professional Sciences at Kaplan University and an Adjunct Instructor of Biology at Jamestown Community College (10+ years). Drake is a woman of many skills. She has been in the freelance content writing field for almost 7 years now with a vast amount of writing experience throughout the past ten years. She is a proficient copywriter, blogger, and has years of experience in content management and development, content creation proofreading, written communication, and correspondence. She has a number of certifications including, but not limited to, Canine Psychology, SEO, Content Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Snapchat Marketing, and Google AdWords. Drake is a woman of extreme passion with great love for her work as a canine behaviourist, writer, and college professor. You can read more about her on her website http:/www.AmberLDrake.org or connect with her on her Facebook page, www.facebook.com/specialistamberdrake.
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