Learn the strategy I’ve used to get traffic to my blog
Today, I’m going to share two strategies I’ve used to get traffic to my blog
This advice is useful for getting thousands of new readers to your blog, customers to your new startup, or to get your dream freelance job. And you can start using it tomorrow morning.
So, back to the question: Why do some bloggers get the lion’s share of attention, while others toil endlessly to write posts that virtually nobody will ever read?
On a recent forum where both new and experienced bloggers share tips for getting traffic, SEO, etc, most of the discussions were debating minutiae about meaningless changes they could make to their blog to get more readers. “What SEO plugin should I use?” one asked. “Does anyone think I should change my blog’s name” another wondered. After 20 minutes of reading, I had to close the window because I was getting so frustrated.


Basically, there are only two ways that really matter to get traffic to your website without spending a fortune in advertising:

1. Writing really good content – what I call “remarkable content” – and then telling the right people about it.
2. Writing amazing “guest posts” – articles for other relevant blogs with more traffic than you.
Use the Remarkable Content Strategy to Get Traffic to your Blog.
You’ve seen awesome writing on the web, right? Work that creates reputations and builds businesses.
Maybe you read people like Tim Ferriss, Neil Patel, Brian Clark, Jide Ogunsanya or one of the other big-name bloggers who regularly produce high-caliber material you can’t get enough of.
Their amazing content turned them into respected experts, helped them build a loyal fan base, and opened up huge opportunities in their business and personal lives. And it all started with great content.
The real question is: Can you do the same?
There is a proven system for creating remarkable content. A system that helps you churn out amazing articles, blog posts, and emails – anytime you want.
I spent dozens of hours documenting everything I know to a free guide to creating remarkable content. It’s already got thousands of new visitors to my website, and it sends more traffic every day.
Use the Guest Post Strategy to Borrow Traffic from Bigger Websites.
Besides writing really good content, the easiest way to get traffic to your blog is to write something interesting for another blogger who has more traffic than you.
It’s funny — when you point this out to many new bloggers by saying, “Hey, why don’t you write up something really good and send it to a bigger blogger as a guest post?” — many of them quickly make up a bunch of excuses. “Well, uh… I’m really busy this weekend” or “I’m in the middle of something really interesting” Yes, okay.
But it’s not just as simple as
deciding to write a guest post. When it comes to high-traffic bloggers, there are very specific ways to approach them so they’ll accept your pitch.
Before we get to the tactics…
Who could apply this strategy? 3 examples
Like I said, this works for bloggers and many other areas of business:
1. You’re a new blogger who wants more traffic: If you’re a blogger and you’re looking to grow traffic, put yourself in the mind of bloggers with large readerships:

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