Why Nobody Reads My Blog?
I still don't know how did I get linked to Alister Cameron(I've found out just now...sorry sometimes I'm slow!) but what he posted today really caught my eye. Have you ever asked why nobody reads your blog? Well, he goes deep on this matter and you dear reader (imaginary) should take a hard look of what is he saying, considering TonNet is not a A-league blogger yet. The link love issue is about socialnetworking:
And then he advises to write a post about the 'relational dynamic' and how this helped you grow your blog, linkback to his post and receive in turn a highlight for So how do you go about getting more one way links to your blog? Simple. Write good content that people actually find value in.supporting his thesis. Will you take it? I'll do.
Update:
Alexander Russo writes, "People always ask me how many folks read this blog, and I always tell them "One or two" -- which isn't all that far off. It's quality, not quantity".
Update 2:
Mr Russo links back our post. Thanks
Update 3:
So how do you go about getting more one way links to your blog? Simple. Write good content that people actually find value in.
Are you hearing me? It’s about relationships. We are humans… we’re created to relate. You MUST get past the fact that all your blogging happens on a computer, to realize that it’s just people, really! If you’re a hermit and you can’t relate to people, you’re going to be in trouble
And then he advises to write a post about the 'relational dynamic' and how this helped you grow your blog, linkback to his post and receive in turn a highlight for So how do you go about getting more one way links to your blog? Simple. Write good content that people actually find value in.supporting his thesis. Will you take it? I'll do.
The real reason why nobody reads your blog is this: massively successful blogging is about establishing and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships. It’s all about who you know. Really!Post a comment or give me a link back to prove me wrong. Nobody is reading my blog but thanks to people like Alister I do know the reasons now!
Update:
Alexander Russo writes, "People always ask me how many folks read this blog, and I always tell them "One or two" -- which isn't all that far off. It's quality, not quantity".
Update 2:
Mr Russo links back our post. Thanks
Update 3:
So how do you go about getting more one way links to your blog? Simple. Write good content that people actually find value in.
My friens, it's all about relationship! :-)
Hector
It is boring to study how a blog consultant justifies his ups and downs in the blogosphere, so I rather do NOT play his game and keep reading the blogs of my friends like yours.
that is b/c u'r not a bloglebrity like me..jajajaja
just kidding..
Kiss kiss
from that blog i read " ...it’s not the content" and that it's all about "...establishing and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships"
- perhaps it is true, for some people. but for me, it IS about content. if i am not interested in what is being blogged, i won't read that persons jive, and i hope that people visit my blog because they like what i have to share, not to be, "...establishing and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships" :)))
I've started separating my blogroll, because some that are listed, I actually read, and the others are there because they linked to me.
Lately, I just don't care. Every once in a while I get picked up by the Washington Post or Tailrank, but I doubt if I will ever be one of the big blogs.
Sorry to disappoint you Fernando. I will try to do my best in order to not lose a friend.
I've posted about wnat it means to be in a relationship but of course I laso deeply believe the contennt is a must.
Thanks Hector, BaBalingus, Jacksta and Deb to participate in this thread!
Content, content, content
Capiche?
Try this
Let's see...
Blog Success = (Good content) x (win/ win relationships!)
everything is about relationships... even technology. i saw you on virb and it took me here. what do you think about virb so far?
What a thread! Someone else to post a comment?
Hey! I like your blog. Looks good!
I think it's about being a good neighbor and networking with other bloggers.