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You’ll probably hear the same tips over and over and over again. Them being: create good content (duh!), share on social media (have you seen all these Facebook groups lynching self-promo? I have!) and so on and so forth. here’s my tip: Go. Interact. With others. Yup, whether you’re a social person or not, you’ve got to network. You’ve got to meet people, talk to people and make people remember you. Blogging networking is a thing because it will always render results, unlike - for example - changing Facebook algorithms. Many new bloggers do not start an email list from day-1. Much of your monetization depends on your email list. So the sooner you get that going, even if you don’t know how the list will come in handy in the future, the better it is for your blog. You’ll thank yourself later! Forget about promotion.  While this is your main goal, you’re not going to walk around repeating that you’ve got a blog like a broken record. Find 10 bloggers with an established audience. They...

When it comes to the long-term traffic potential of marketing strategies, content marketing and SEO will usually offer you the biggest return on your investment. They naturally lend themselves to compounding returns over time, and have virtually no risk—as long as you execute them correctly. However, there’s one major disadvantage to these strategies; they take a long time to set up and start returning a positive ROI. Building SEO momentum takes months or years, and when you’re launching a new site, you want traffic fast  1.Guest Post. Guest posts serve multiple functions, but there are two which make them a selling point for those after fast gains. First, guest posts connect you with authorities who already have established audiences. Take TechCrunch as an example—its readership is in the millions, so if you can get your brand featured there, you can lean on that visibility. Unfortunately, the more visible the publisher, the harder it is to get featured, so set your sights on s...