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Thanks for that nice post.
Rob
Thanks for the comment. That's a very good question defining "arrived." I think it has different meanings and outcomes for all of us. For some it's page views, ad revenue, massive followings etc. I don't know if one can say they have ever truly arrived. What I can say is you will feel it when it happens.
So after reading your very first hint I don't really feel like reading on, although I KNOW that your intentions are different. That is why I am so irritated.
I hope it helps in some way. Good luck, and thank you.
Start with your page titles, headlines, and url structure. They always should contain the relevant keywords/phrases you are targeting. Try to use your keywords in the beginning of your headlines, titles and content body. I also wrote a detailed post with tips for improving search engine visibility. I go into much more detail. You can view it at the link below.
http://www.louisgray.com/live/2008/11/15-tips-o...
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I think you hit the nail when you say be a two-way blogger and develop relationships with other bloggers, I think people generally like to be engaged in the information they are reading or following and can add so much to it that the Synergy created might be greater then the info itself..
This is an awesome post! I haven't seen things put so realistically else-where. I'm glad I found this post and this blog.
Adam
Blogging and social media require the same consistent behaviour and time commitment as with any marketing process. The big advantage is the potential for feedback and real time customer interaction.
I've managed to grow traffic relatively steadily, and i must say I am finding the whole thing fascinating :-)
http://www.carlknibbs.net/blog/2008/12/18/growi...