Traffic Jam courtesy of Photobucket Hello again Internet. Today I'll be posting more web site traffic advice. A list of 5 proven SEO best practices that you may or may not be using already. If these sound new to you give them a shot. Only if your serious about website traffic.
(Image credit: Socwall.com) Do you have a blog that you would like to improve your viewer ship and overall traffic? Chances are if you're a serious blogger you're always looking for a way to gain and retain new viewers.
Is your web site not doing so well in the SERPs regardless of all your SEO efforts? Have you put in endless hours of writing, coding and back linking to no avail? Do you follow the rules and put out original content on a regular basis only to have what appears to be accidental traffic to your site?
photo: My Blogging Zen Spot Happy 2014 everyone. I hope you had a great yuletide season. Amidst digesting the copious amounts of cream cheese and shrimp I've eaten over the past few days I decided that I wanted to make a quick post of my blogging resolutions for 2014.
If you have a blog you're likely looking for serious website traffic. You're not writing posts so nobody reads them. Aside from regular posting there are steps you can take to insure you're posts are ready to be accepted and get indexed by the search engines.
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