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‘Yeah, yeah,’ you may be thinking

‘Free traffic? Whatever…’

But bear with me. If you’re a blogger, you’re leaving money and traffic on the table if you’re not doing this.

OK, first of all, you might have heard of my friend and blogging consultant, Chris Garrett. He wrote the Problogger book with Darren Rowse.

Well, he has a new e-book out that tells you everything you need to know to get quality authority links and a boost in traffic, all through a quick and easy approach to guest blogging.

http://www.adventuresininternetmarketing.net/guest-posting

Guest blogging is simply the idea of making a guest appearance on someone else’s blog in your market. You write them an article that provides great quality content for their readers and subscribers. In exchange, at the end of the article, you get a link from their site back to yours. This does several things
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Yesterday I posted the start of a very cool list put together by Craig Caron and posted on The Warrior Forum.

It shows you A LOT of excellent ways to get more traffic to your blog. So, without further delay….

Here’s Part Two!

WARNING: Some of the techniques are a bit maverick and not condoned by me and this blog (although they did really make me laugh – just look out for the airport and the eBay ‘stunts’).

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First of all, I want to say something important: I really like George Brown. I really like his marketing and a little part of me wants to be him when I grow up (yes, I realise that’s ridiculous and impossible, as he’s 6 years younger than me).

But you don’t need to buy his shiny new product, Traffic Ultimatum.

And I have good reason to say that. You see, the whole point of George’s course (from what I can tell) is that you need to build traffic by getting lots of good quality backlinks to your site. So far so good. I totally agree. The only way to build a stable business is to get lots of consistent visitors to your website in order for a percentage of those to buy your product.

However…

There is a better way of doing it than many of the ways that George suggests.
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