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Can any one tell me how to increase my vistors to my blog site

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This expands on points made by , and with a compact, measurable plan that avoids guesswork. Three pillars: (1) fix technical search basics, (2) publish high‑value, demonstrable content, (3) promote and measure what actually brings repeat visitors. A practical sequence: audit → fix → publish one cornerstone piece → promote with tracking → iterate.

Technical priorities first. Recommended sequence: verify the site in Google Search Console and submit an XML sitemap (Sitemaps overview). Run PageSpeed/Lighthouse checks and resolve slow server response, large images, and layout shifts (PageSpeed Insights). Confirm mobile rendering, canonical tags, and robots.txt. Add structured data for articles where appropriate (schema.org). These fixes often improve visibility faster than publishing lots of thin posts.

Content that demonstrates E‑E‑A‑T (Experience/Expertise/Authoritativeness/Trust) converts casual clicks into repeat readers. Map a small set of long‑tail queries, create 1–2 cornerstone posts that answer intent fully, link supporting posts into a cluster, and include clear author credentials and references. Add one simple email signup and a first useful deliverable; email will drive repeat traffic more reliably than occasional social shares.

Measure and scale. Use GA4 with UTMs to attribute promotion, track landing‑page conversions (email signups, time on page), and A/B test headlines. For sustainable links, build unique assets (original data, tools, definitive guides) and do targeted outreach; avoid low‑quality shortcuts that risk penalties. Start with the audit and one well‑optimized cornerstone post, then review results after 60–90 days and iterate.

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Member Avatar for Stuugie

Just to start, tell all your friends about your blog site using Facebook or Twitter if you use social networks. If you don't use social networks, perhaps it's time you started.

Did you submit your blog URL to Google or Bing or other search engines? I'm not really sure about how exactly you do that but I'm sure Google and others have easy ways to do that.

Do you allow commenting? I've seen blogs that don't and I've thought they should as a blog site should be interactive with people if you want people to keep coming back.

Hopefully this helps a bit and good luck.

Member Avatar for dom246

A few more ideas are to:
-comment on relevant blogs with well thought out comments
-Guest post on other related blogs (don't overdo it)
-Generally just make relationships with other webmasters in your site's niche

Member Avatar for shasha7

Nice share Stuugie :)

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Here is a concept: consider writing something worth a read.

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