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How to Write
Content that Generates Traffic: Part III of III
How
to Generate Short-term and Long-Term Traffic
by Yuwanda Black
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This is the third
part of the
How to Write Content that Generates Traffic
series. In this part, I’ll relay two techniques I use to generate interest and
drive traffic to my site, no matter what I’m writing about. One method generates
short-term traffic; the other long-term traffic.
NOTE: To read
the entire series, click
Part I,
Part II &
Part III.
How to Make Readers Want to Read Even Your Boring Stuff
Face it, sometimes
what you have to say is not exciting. Your blog readers have probably read it
better somewhere else, so, why should you even try to cover the same material.
Well, because i) you
must continually think about search engine traffic, which means new content; and
ii) your readers haven’t heard it from you. This is why they read your blog.
Have faith in that and serve up even what you may consider your boring content.
But, by all means
dahhhlllliiing, do it with flair. How? In the following two ways, which are the
final two writing tips in this series, which promised six.
5. Use the News: In
Part II, I illustrated my point by drawing
on parallels between the rapper Lil Wayne’s success. I did this for two reasons:
i) the parallels immediately popped into my head when I read the article in the
Times; and ii) search engine juice. As an
SEO writer, this is always in the back of my
mind.
As I wrote in the
blog post
How to Increase Your Blog’s Traffic with Link Bait
Articles, “Taking a hot topic and making it relevant to your
niche can increase your website’s traffic easily.” But, don’t make cheesy
connections. Make relevant connections, preferably backed up by some verifiable,
official stats (something I need to do more of).
Not only will this
give your post more credence, it sheds more professionalism on your
blog/website. Subconsciously, you’re branding your site as a qualified, skilled
outlet in which to find all things that are pertinent to your defined niche.
Statistics from reputable sources help to solidify this image.
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Yuwanda Black, Publisher
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Originally posted
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