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Use Blog Catalog Sites To Get Blog Visitor Traffic

Posted by OpenSourceMarketer On September - 10 - 2007

How To Use Blog Catalog Sites To Get Website VisitorsAre you social. Sure you are! Well, in case you hadn’t noticed, there is a lot going on in the social media space these days. And, whether you think it is all fluff or not, you have to admit that there is evidence of some real website traffic mixed in with all those widgets and toolbar buttons.

Yet, everyone I talk to about using social media sites to get visitor traffic has been very interested and very confused all at the same time. So, to help cut through some of the confusion I have decided to host a TalkShoe conference call this coming Friday, September 14th at 7:00pm CST. and you are invited to participate. The call will cover social blog catalog sites and how they can be used to get move website traffic. If you want more website traffic that doesn’t cost you on a pay per click, then get in on this call.

Time magazine voted You as person of the year in their 2007 edition, but that doesn’t mean everyone understands the culture of the technology. Don’t worry, your not behind. These things are new and there are lot of them. That’s why you and I will discuss their benefits and their draw backs together. You will get all the information you need to successfully leverage these sites and build value for you and your site visitors.

Here are some of the things we will cover on the call:

1. 30 Second Caller Introductions (10 min)
2. Introduction to blog catalog sites (3 min)
3. Why a blog is better than a website (5 min)
4. How to create a compelling profile (5 min)
5. How to get people to add you as a friend (3 min)
6. How to pick the right neighborhoods (3 min)
7. How to use shout outs effectively (3 min)
8. How to leave useful comments that draw attention (5 min)
9. How to save time using any social media site (5 min)
10. What NOT to do on social media sites (5 min)
11. Open Discussion (15 min)

EVENT DETAILS:

Scheduled Time:
Date: Fri, September 14, 2007
Time: 7:00 CST / 8:00 PM EDT

How to participate:

Call in:

1. Dial: (724) 444-7444
2. Enter: 51402 # (Talkcast ID)
3. Enter: 1 # or your PIN

A pin is NOT required to call into this TalkCast. However, you will need a PIN and the TalkShoe client to chat and participate in the interactive online discussion.

Visit the TalkCast event page for more details:
http://opensourcemarketer.com/blogcatalogtalk

VIDEO TUTORIAL:
If you still have questions about how the conference all works, the
watch this short 3 minute video to learn how call into TalkCasts:
http://opensourcemarketer.com/howtotalkshoe

The information you will hear is extremely valuable so make plans to be on the call this Friday at 7:00 pm CST. I guarantee it will be the most important part of your week.

Seeking clarity,

Charles McKeever
OpenSourceMarketer.com

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How To Track Blog Reader Clicks

Posted by OpenSourceMarketer On September - 3 - 2007

CrazyEgg.com Reporting ViewsOur next article, “Using Del.icio.us To Build Website Traffic”, is almost finished. But, in the mean time I couldn’t help but write a short post about a great article I read over at ProBlogger. Darren Rowse wrote an excellent short piece on using CrazyEgg.com to track and analyze blog title click throughs for a group writing project. He posted the results along with screen shots from CrazEgg and he gave an interesting break down of what the number meant. Checkout the article if you are interested in the details.

What is CrazyEgg.com

CrazzyEgg.com is a simple to use click through measuring tool I recently read about in Yaro Starak’s Blog Master Mind Course. I have to tell you, the tool will change the way you look at creating posts for your blog. Read the rest of this entry »

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