How to increase traffic to professional photography blog
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I've got lots of ideas
for you for long term growth, but let's start with initial traffic.
Here's what I would do to right now:
Here's what I would do to right now:
1. Beef up the site a little more. Add more content, especially photos.You can even upload a few photos of your own. You see, visitors to your site who arrive only to find a single photo will be put off. So get some photos, at least 5 I'd say..
2. Create a little giveaway, maybe a small report about photography, maybe a how-to report, and start building your list. I'm sure there are many posts here about that subject.
The thing is, building your list is crucial to the growth of your blog as the people who love your site are your best audience. Once they're on your list you'll be able to communicate with them and when there's a new post on your blog you can let them know and drive traffic to your blog.
3. Start blogging regularly. I'd say 3 times a week at least. You can have a photo blog, with only captions or a few words about each photo. There are many photo blogs and lovely WordPress photo blog themes for free. Just do a search.
4. Start commenting on other people's blogs. Relevant blogs of course. And leave thoughtful, interesting, relevant comments. This will drive interested parties to your blog.
5. One second what other posters have said about social media. Twitter is a must in my view, but also Flickr and Tumblr are very much photographers' friendly.
Let me know once how you're doing and I can help you as you go along.
Hope that helps
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18 January, 2014
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