How To Drive Traffic To Your New Blog Fast

ou just Started a New Blog, wrote some articles and now you are getting frustrated because you are not getting a decent amount of traffic you think you deserve. Well, this isn’t peculiar to you as this is the same experience every Newbie Blogger faces, this doesn’t mean you should call blogging quit. I would guide you through various ways you can drive traffic to your blog and you would be amazed at the result you would come up with.

How To Get Traffic To A New Blog

You must have read several article on this subject, but these below surefire ways would give you the traffic you need.

1. Commenting On Niche Related Blogs

Commenting on Niche related blogs is a great way to start getting your blog noticed by other bloggers and in turn get some decent traffic to your blog from referrals. Make comments on niche related blogs you come across, and you would never regret you did.

2. Guest Posting

This is another powerful tool as far as I know you can use to turn in traffic, loyal readers and subscribers to your blog. Contact other great bloggers in your Niche, tell them you wish to make guest post for them. Most bloggers would gladly accept the offer, submit your articles there, this method would convert some of their readers to your New blog.

3. Link To Top Niche Related Blog

One thing I can boldly tell you about bloggers is, most of them love checking their stats. If a blogger finds a referral traffic from your blog as a result of a link you placed to his blog, there is %99 assurance that he would check out your blog. If you’ve got great content, you automatically got yourself a +1 reader.

4. Connecting With Established Bloggers

This is one way to get traffic, join blogging communities, build relationship with renowned bloggers, they would end up visiting your blog often. This can be great to your stats, at least in boosting your Alexa Rank.

5. Promote Your Blog On Social Networks

Social networks are sure places to get traffic to your blog as they have millions of users logging on to them daily. A tiny crumb from social networks can mess up your servers. For instance, if your blog gets featured on Digg, I guess you need a VPS or dedicated server to stand the amount of traffic you’ll get. Try using social networks like Twitter, Facebook, Digg, StumbleUpon and Reddit to submit and promote your blog.