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5 Tips Enchanting Your Blog Visitors

Conscious or not, we often see “traffic” we blog solely as a noun. Just the numbers. Lifeless. Without feelings. Though our blog is a real human traffic. Yes, traffic is also human. Not just the numbers. Not just another counter stats data. Not just graphics that make you always want to check it five times a day.

Traffic and “man” (who visit your blog) are two different things. You can buy traffic, but you can not buy the loyalty of visitors to your blog. 

Traffic will come if you’re good enough search engine optimization, your blog visitors come because they feel have the benefit and your personal warmth. 

Traffic does not provide a link to your blog, visitors to your blog with a link volunteer link to your blog. Traffic has no taste, your blog visitors smiled, nodded, sad, or angry to read the writing on your blog. 

Traffic did not sign up to RSS, blog visitors you need to register your blog’s RSS. Traffic did not comment, comment your blog visitors.

Visitors to your blog is a switch on the pulse of your blog. If your blog visitors are so important, what can you do to entice him to always come back to visit your blog? The following are five simple tips on how to captivate visitors to your blog.

Below is 5 Tips Enchanting Your Blog Visitors

1. Appreciate Your Blog Visitors

If you want to captivate visitors of your blog, there is no other way except for your blog visitors to appreciate. If your blog is the home, so your blog visitors are guests. Honor your guests. Be humble. polite language. 

Courtesy does not mean identical with “Gramarly”, sometimes even too formal and rigid. Write with your own style, although it was slang-style ones, but Try to always be polite. 

Lastly, do not ever brag to visitors of your blog. Online business earnings provide information openly in your blog was not anything wrong. However Convey information in a way that was elegant. Do not make your visitors think you are “showing off wealth.”

Check Points:

  •  Be humble
  •  Make the best use of polite language
  •  Do not ever brag

2. Give More

Yes, give more. Of course not mean that should the form of money. Giving more can be providing blog content really useful. Something that can not be found on other blogs. 

Giving more can also be a good blog design with easy navigation and links required visitors to your blog. Giving more can also just change the code with no-follow your blog into a do-follow. 

Give “link love” to visitors of your blog. And if possible, provide incentives for free (eg in the form of an e-book) to visitors of your blog.

Check Points:

- Write content that is actually useful

- Make your blog design “different” among other blogs

- Give the referral link that takes visitors to your blog

- Give “link love” for each comment on your blog

- Give free e-book

3. Be a Good Friend

When deciding to create a blog, you actually have decided to be friends even if only through cyberspace. Befriend through a column of comments on your blog. As much as possible, greet your comments on the blog. 

I am often surprised to find blogs with a comment and that too without any replies. If indeed you want your blog visitors come back, greet each comment, then help your visitors if you have any questions, or even greet even if only by giving a thank you.

If you become a member of social media (eg MyBlogLog), be a “Contact” and leave a personal message to visitors of your blog.

Check Points:

  • Try as much as possible to reply to comments on your blog
  • Helps visitors to your blog if you have any questions
  • Be the “Contact” visitor to your blog on MyBlogLog
  • Leave the personal message in social media visitors to your blog

4. This is the secret: Call name

One adage that I like is this: the most melodious voice that wants to hear everyone is calling their names. And that too applies to visitors of your blog. If you reply to a comment on your blog, make sure to write down the names of visitors who leave messages on your blog. 

Do not just with the greeting “Mas, Mbak, Om or Bro.” Write the name correctly (spelling, red). If you appreciate a visitor to your blog, in return for your blog visitors will appreciate you.

Check Points:

  • Write the name of your blog visitors to comment
  • Write the name correctly

5. Visit Your New Friend

Friendship relationships in the online world (cyberspace) is not different than in the offline world (real). Mutual giving, sharing and mutual respect is the currency accepted in both worlds. 

If anyone visiting your blog and make comments, even if only one, see for visiting and commenting on his blog back. Give only positive comments (yes, there’s no point in giving a negative comment for any reason if you really sincerely want to be friends). Finally, see fit to visit periodically the time you have.

Check Points:

  • Try to visit the blog to comment on your blog
  • Give positive comments
  • Visit regularly

Once again, blogging is not just data and numbers. Blogging is really about people. If you want to captivate visitors of your blog, there is no choice but to treat them as human beings. Not just another “traffic”. The more you understand and appreciate your blog visitors, the greater your appreciation to your blog visitors.

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