Visitors, After Blog Setup

Visitors are what make a blog a successful blog…but in the beginning stages it can be so difficult to get even one visitor to read your material. There are however ways to increase your traffic when you are a beginner blogger. I will suggest three blog profiling sites which are extremely helpful in providing you with the means to get people visiting your blog.

MyBlogLog (www.mybloglog.com)

MyBlogLog is an online profile service whereby users can display the websites they author and also connect with other users of the network by adding them as friends. The ways in which you can drive traffic to your blog using this service is simple, you add friends and leave them messages or you create a community and mass release your messages to the people who have joined your community (this will prove for some very high traffic if you have many members in your community).

BUMPZee (www.bumpzee.com)

Similar to MyBlogLog, BUMPZEE allows users to create an account, add friends, join communities, create your own community etc…It is a bit of an identical replica of MyBlogLog. One gripe I have with BUMPZEE is the interface, I much prefer the MyBlogLog interface as it allows for great usability and accessibility.

BlogCatalog (www.blogcatalog.com)

BlogCatalog is similar to MyBlogLog and BUMPzee but there is a greater sense of community with the users of it, it is similar to the two in that you can do exactly the same things, add friends, create a community and more recently you can create a group.

Posted on November 10, 2007
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