Getting Traffic from small blogs/websites you have created

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   younghopesposted 11 years ago

   Hello all my fellow hubbers, hope you all are fine and enjoying your work!!
   This is my first forum topic and i hope i am able to explain myself well here- as to what i intend to ask you all.
   
   My question is: I read somewhere on the internet that if you want to drive maximum traffic to your main blog/website be it at blogger or hubpages, what you need is to create multiple accounts on different websites/blogs like
   Angelifre.com
   Beep.com
   Blinkweb.com
   Blog.com
   Blog.ca
   Blog.co.uk
   Blogreaction.com
   Bravenet.com
   Flixya.com
   Hpage.com
   Inube.com
   Jimdo.com
   In each of these sites you should create an account, and then add a small paragraph about your main article and add backlinks to your main article which might be on hubpages or blogger. But i am struggling to understand- will this really help me out? Should i simply copy-paste a few paragraphs to each of these sites or should i write an orginial paragraph on each(which definitely is not possible for me to do), Please friends can you give me your sound advice is it good to make accounts on such sites or is it going to be a waste of time? Please help me out as i want to get traffic for my hubs. Thanks a lot in advance.

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      Marcy Goodfleischposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Wow - you've compiled quite a list!  I don't know the answer to your question about whether those links will help or be viewed as spammy, or what, but I'm hoping the SEO experts here will jump in with their advice.

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      sharingknowledgeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      This is interesting. I will too try out the Idea and see if I will get helped with having a mass traffic to my Hubs. Thanks for sharing the long list.

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         younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

         you'r welcome to use this list, and i hope it helps you out too, plz do share your experience if the list if of any help to you

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      Susana Sposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I would advise against this. Research "Google Penguin" and the potential effects of having a spammy link profile. Here's somewhere to start.
      
      If you want to get links, I think the first thing anyone should do is make sure that their content (your hubs) are truly link worthy ie: they provide excellent information that visitors would be happy to share and link to.
      
      Once you've done that then think about possibly creating one or two very high quality links, but not until then.

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   jacharlessposted 11 years ago

   Indeed, quite a list, as Marcy said!
   What you are leaning toward is defined as: rich snippet.
   It is possible to place snippets on sites to create tiers of inbound links.
   It is also well recommended not to have more than 10 links from any single domain pointing to the article on a single domain. Example is ten links on blogger pointing to one article here on HP. The most progressive form of backlinking is to use RSS Feeds or Sitemaps, utilize Social Media tools in which readers are established over time, building an ongoing supply of repeat & new visitors. Avoid cross linking when possible and limit rich snippets to a maximum of five well known domains to establish an acceptable PR level.
   
   Oddly enough, the number one form of getting consistent traffic is to build a readership audience. Not Hubbers or fellow writers, per say, but those who find interest in topics you write about, beyond FB and Twitter...
   Happy Publishing!
   James.

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      younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      thanks James for this answer, and also for introducing me to the new name 'rich snippet' i wasn't aware of this before. AS you said, i have been using social media like twitter, fb, pinterest for gaining followers but they have not been enough to talk about and so i was looking at other options. So do you think, it is going to be a waste of time if i use this websites for rich snippet ?

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         jacharlessposted 11 years agoin reply to this

         Using one or two sites to establish a few inbound links is a very good idea.
         Biggest of all is to not overdue it. The internet is easy to get carried away with because it looks so easy.
         
         Do you have an active G+ page or Quora?
         Both will help immensely at building readership and establishing yourself as an expert in the topics you prefer.
         If using Twitter, see if you can carve out some time, each week, to marathon with your followers, which is both fun and good for developing consistent readership.
         
         James

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            younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

            i agree to your viewpoint, dat i must use only a few sites not more because it is almost impossible to work on each of them. Yea i have a G+ page but i m not on quora, would look upto it. Read a lot about twitter but unfortunately haven't recieved any visitor from there till now, perhaps will take time. thanks again for your reply, it has really helped me out.

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   rajan jollyposted 11 years ago

   Well, what I can suggest is that you write good quality hubs that are atleast 500 to 700 words, preferably 1000 words. Also, read hubs by other hubbers, comment and share good hubs. You will get reciprocated by hubbers and will slowly get readers. Since your articles will be of sufficient good quality and original, combining them with good keywords and their correct usage, you will start getting into search results of Google.
   Also, keep sharing your hubs on social networking sites like FB, twitter, pinterest and the like. But I would not suggest you have more than 5 of these for back links.
   However you should be aware that this takes time and effort but all the effort is worth it.
   I wish you all the luck.

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      younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you so much for your reply, i agree with you that perhaps it will take lots of time, efforts and of course hardwork to get traffic and followers. I have started getting my hub in search results but fr sure they are not on front page. Perhaps have to wait and watch and surely be in touch with fellow hubbers,

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   Tealparadiseposted 11 years ago

   You read a small part of what is a huge project to drive traffic by getting to the top of Google search results.
   
   I have seen lots of similar programs and ideas, and yes they do work, but first off what you posted is not even half the effort that goes into these tactics.
   
   And yes, you need original content for each post.  And actually, it's recommended that you do multiple posts to each blog/Web2.0 site (4 posts, 400 words each) and then have incoming links from social networks pointing there.  And only 1 link to your "goal" site for all that, not 1 link per post.
   
   This is not a tactic that is worth it for Hubpages.  People use this when they desperately want to be at the top of Google because they are selling a product, whether their own product or through affiliate sales.  What you are doing is creating backlinks and then giving those links SEO value.  The actual traffic isn't coming from them (mostly), it is their value in pushing you up the search rankings.

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      younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      thank you for your response. This is what i wanted to know- whether to post original content on each of  these or just a few paragraphs from the original posts on the main website. So as you said atleast 4 posts of 400 words each. This appears quite a long term work and would require lots of time for sure. But i am not able to understand when you say "only 1 link to your "goal" site for all that, not 1 link per post." can you please explain this a bit please. I would be thankful

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         Tealparadiseposted 11 years agoin reply to this

         Sure thing.  You are trying to create a natural looking blog that just *happens* to link to your website.  Since this is the case, you shouldn't throw a link into every post.  It's bad form to link to the same domain over and over, and Google notices it.  So you want several posts, but only 1 link to a single domain.  If you have multiple unconnected sites, you could link each post to one of them.

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            younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

            Thank you for answering me yet again and helping me to solve the dilemma. now i understand what you mean,

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         Paul Maplesdenposted 11 years agoin reply to this

         Just a word of warning - If you copy content directly from your hubs to these other blogs, you will run into problems for several reasons:
         
         1. HubPages does not want duplicate content on your hubs and elsewhere; if it finds duplicate content, your hub may be unpublished
         2. If Google finds duplicate content, it may demote the content in the search engine results
         
         It's always best to write original articles if you are promoting elsewhere.
         
         In terms of time and effort, rather than creating other blogs (and having to build up authority etc.) your time may be better spent as follows:
         1. Establish a good social media presence and add value to any communities you belong to (I use Google Plus, but Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Pinterest can also work depending on the subject of your hubs)
         2. Look into guest posting opportunities, I have created a thread on this here: http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/110074
         3. Writing great content in your hubs; this will (hopefully) mean that people enjoy your content to begin with and will automatically link to it, improving your search results. The 'Stellar Hub Guidelines' are a good place to start: http://hubpages.com/learningcenter/Elem … tellar-Hub
         
         I hope this helps.
         
         Paul.

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            younghopesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

            thank you Paul for this detailed answer. I will surely look upto the points you have explained here and of course going to read about the links you have given.

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   netspysoftwareposted 11 years ago

   Reliable and great hub!

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   younghopesposted 11 years ago

   These two posts were quite exhaustive and worth reading, thanks  a lot for sharing these

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