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   6/03/08

   tamalds

   Be active on social sites
   
   Write more quality contents regularly
   
   Post comments on other blogs

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   6/03/08

   timethief

   The key to creating a faithful blog readership is to create relationship with your readers. You can do all the other things to bring traffic in but unless you are creating a community through dialog and through commenting on your reader's blog there will be a high bounce rate.
   
   @tamalds
   Keep listing them.

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      6/03/08

      cooper

      This is true I think especially for personal or blog like mine which are not personal in a real personal way but are full pf personal commentary about society, politics and life, in general. If readers don't like the way you write or in some way feel connected to you they don't come back.
      
      I really didn't know this when I first started blogging and I think in some way I was lucky I didn't though because I think people try to hard to "connect" these days. I think it should be just a natural thing.
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      6/03/08

      cooper

      This is true I think especially for personal or blog like mine which are not personal in a real personal way but are full pf personal commentary about society, politics and life, in general. If readers don't like the way you write or in some way feel connected to you they don't come back.
      
      I really didn't know this when I first started blogging and I think in some way I was lucky I didn't though because I think people try to hard to "connect" these days. I think it should be just a natural thing.
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      11/23/08

      garryconn

      Well said... it is not what you do to get traffic to your blog but more so what you DO with the traffic when you get it.
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   6/03/08

   jackpayne

   Have a quick trigger finger in commenting on other blogs. Lots of wisdom to be gained from reading some of these blogs on Blog Catalog.

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   6/03/08

   thoughtsofg

   If you ever find out let me know. But what everyone else is saying is absolutely right. When you start a blog its like a isolated island in a sea with many others. Just "travel" to other blogs and comment/interact. If people like what you have to say they will magically come to your blogy.
   Peace!

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   6/04/08

   Aprilfreelance

   I think consistent traffic comes with posting consistently. The few times I have had to delay longer than normal between posts, I have definitely seen a change in traffic. As long as I stick close to a schedule, no matter the topic I write on, the traffic will come.

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   6/05/08

   shawnlim

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   6/08/08

   johntan

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   6/08/08

   monkeysuit

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   6/09/08

   jackpayne

   Remember, a pessimist is never disappointed.

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    6/09/08

    shawnlim

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    6/15/08

    livefree

    Create a lead capture page for whatever niche you are interested in. Tie your blogs rss feed to your autoresponder, I use getresponse and aweber both will allow you tie your rss feed to your list.
    
    I get something like 10 to 15 thousands visits a month to my sites. Alot of the traffic is from my email list. Some from seo

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    11/22/08

    denoblee

    I try my best to update my blog once in 3 days,optimizing my posts to the keyphrase: FREE TRAFFIC SECRETS(you will find my blog www.free-trafficsecrets.com on the first page on the result page).
    
    I don't stop there.I also go ahead to to comment in relating blogs integrating the above named key phrase into my comments.
    
    Thanks
    Afam Uzoechina

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    11/22/08

    lvs

    comment a lot

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14. 

    11/22/08

    techprism

    I would say two things,
    
    Quality is never hidden so maintain quality in your posts.
    
    Take that quality to those who can best judge it. Thats all.

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    11/23/08

    garryconn

    I think timethief said it best:
    
    www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/how-to-get-consistent-traffic-to-your-blo...
    
    That is an excellent response.

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    3/17/09

    loopingan1988

    you can use generate traffic exchange( give you traffic with easy surf the webs task)
    www.easyhits4u.com/?ref=loopingan88 and www.traffic-splash.com/index.php?referer=loopingan88

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17. 

    8/11/09

    moonheart

    I get traffic from search engine and stumble upon network

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18. 

    8/11/09

    harriselizabeth

    Participate in all discussions in different social networks/forums and be active in sharing information.

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       8/11/09

       drjalee52

       I agree and like what you are saying. Great point. Thanks
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    8/11/09

    amybyrd21

    I twitter,I use other forums, I write for a newspaper on line and advertise there, Word of mouth. Other people advertise for me sometimes as I do for them.

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    8/11/09

    Ysabetwordsmith

    The Wordsmith's Forge easily attracts regular readers because LiveJournal facilitates networking; I post about news, writing, gardening, life skills, and other topics.
    
    Hypatia's Hoard of Reviews is growing slowly but steadily on WordPress. I get some traffic from BlogExplosion, but mostly from MyBlogLog where I have community pages for all my blogs. This is my review blog, also covering publisher and author news.
    
    Gaiatribe: Ideas for a Thinking Planet is also on WordPress. This one gets most of the BlogExplosion traffic -- I've made several new friends that way -- and some from MyBlogLog. Recently I've gotten several big spikes from StumbleUpon via participating in "Save the World Wednesdays" on Reduce Footprints. So I plan to do more posts in that series. We've set up a strong connection between our two blogs because we cover slightly different aspects of the same field, green living. If you can find a blog that is about a half-step off from yours, it is totally worth your time to develop a close relationship with that blogger.

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    8/11/09

    pinoywebdev

    It takes a visit for a few more people visiting you back

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    8/12/09

    jezamajez

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    8/12/09

    kenyantykoon

    i comment a lot and fron networks like this and digg and technorati

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    8/12/09

    chosenclick

    i guess the most important thing that a blogger should do to get a consistent traffic is to post new topic or update your blog from time to time.

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