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How to make people return back to your site?

Posted by daleem71 • 12/25/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: making money, traffic, traffic generation

It is a bit difficult to get people back to your site,
What is the best way to maintain traffic?

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12/25/08

daleem71

I find it difficult to maintain traffic rather than gerating traffic

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12/25/08

dratiffarid

Good content!

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12/25/08

Ismailn7733

Ditto - good contents!

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12/25/08

kush86

Nice Answer - Great content will keep your visitors.

Rude Answer - Writer better content than the stuff you writing now.

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12/25/08

mongo22

I'm still trying to figure out how to improve this, but I think content is the most important, followed by having a nice welcoming design. Have a focus for your site and stick to it and if someone comments, be sure to comment back and even visit there site if you have a chance.

The most loyal readers I have are those who I visit their site on a regular basis as well.

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12/26/08

ophase

You can use graphically perfect images for RSS/XML feeds to make people click and subscribe to your blog.
Or you can add mail subscription boxes.

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12/26/08

roentarre

This is why I am trying to create good contents now...

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12/26/08

amitchopra22

u too visit them regulaly in a day twice , then your traffic will come back to u again.

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12/26/08

hatingtherain

free cookies. always works.

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12/26/08

jjmezzio

I really like it when the owner of a blog (Especially with personal content blog) communicates with the readers.

I have stopped reading two blogs because:

Blog A: Been following this blog for quite a while. Left comments/supports/job suggestions once in a while as the blogger kept complaining about his life, being jobless, love life etc. But he did not communicate back to me. In result, I felt like a wooden lifeless log. I was the only person who left comments in his blog. Maybe he is not the type that is looking for readers. Maybe he only wants to rant and nothing more. Thus I packed my luggage and left his blog. With a broken heart.

Blog B - A really interesting personal blog that I have been following for quite a while. Recently he posted a post about purchasing a new Fujitsu camera and so I left a comment. I asked if its possible for him to snap few photos as I have never used a Fujitsu camera before. He can simply say no but nope, he deleted my comment. Strange way to respond to a reader.A really big turn off for me.

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1. 12/26/08
  
  ophase
  
  Deleting comments quite rude!!
  By the way since i moved my blog another URL, i cannot have kept the comments left before December. It wasn't my fault.
  Sorry for a few deleted comments in my blog :((
2. 12/27/08
  
  jjmezzio
  
  Ophase well you didn't do it on purpose. That should be fine.
12/26/08

MadMadMargo

I don't MAKE them, I give 'em what they want and leave 'em wanting more.

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1. 12/26/08
  
  Arcticulates
  
  MMMargo has a great Blog... I am one of the returnees.
12/26/08

daleem71

Thank for the reply, however I'm wondering how to create a good content. What we need to create a good content ?

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12/26/08

Hangingonahyphen

I threaten them with voodoo. Problem is, they don't comeback. Voodoo sucks...

www.hangingonahyphen.blogspot.com

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12/26/08

timethief

Aside from creating good content that's unique and cannot be found in other blogs, I would say that visiting your readers' blogs and leaving comments on their posts is a good method of getting them to return to your blog.

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12/27/08

Proxor

I feel attracted if a blog has a clean look and is neatly arranged.
A lot of blogs are too confusing imo.

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1. 12/27/08
  
  daleem71
  
  Thanks for the sincere comments. It is difficult to tell what people want coz it's really subjective isn't it.
12/31/08

briodesi

content is the King

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