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How to keep your blog traffic for your blog

It is very useful especially for what they will do a blog. And give the visitor a very accessible blog. In total there are 10 tips that should be taken into account in the blog.

A page about ": Many times, visitors to your blog will want to know more about the person who writes, especially if they liked your post. You need not go into much detail. With a brief biography of you that give the reader an idea about who you are is enough.

A form or a way to contact : to contact you privately for any issue. Consider this quite important because what you want to say can go from a supply (of labor, collaboration ...) to warn of a fault occurring on the blog. If you can not use a form, remember to never write your mail as it is (usuario@servicio.dominio), but set an image or "disguised" address (usuario_at_servicio.dominio, for example).


Disclaimer: In many countries, laws require the user to make known what is done with the data provided. These ads often include information about the privacy policy, inter alia, and may vary depending on the country. Find out about how it is in yours.

A clear indication of the license you use for your content : this page is not so necessary, mostly because if not specified, your content will always be under traditional copyright license: you can not do anything with it without your permission (although this automatic copyright may vary by country.) However, if you want to spread your work through flexible licenses, like CC or GNU / FDL, you can use a widget in the sidebar, although it is better and clearer to use a page that explains the terms used in more detail, as of this blog

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A search box : Make it easy for your visitors the ability to find information on your blog. A built-form is an invitation to the user to search more content, especially in the thematic blogs. Also, if you use Adsense, can be a way more revenue.

A categorization and a tag : I am among those who believe that the categories and labels are not mutually exclusive, but both allow the user to more easily locate information. Whenever possible, use both (on Blogger, for example, can not). You can also display a file with sorting by date.

Subscribed Links: either by RSS or email . In fact, it is advisable to give the visitors the two options. Many people use e-mail primarily as a receiver of information and welcome the possibility of not having to use a feed reader. Blogroll : blogrolls serve many functions in a blog. Give a rough notion of the author's interests, serve as mentors to find similar sites and may even serve as an index of source documents. In If you have a blog theme, consider having two blogrolls: one with the blogs you read regularly (personal) and another with those related to the subject matter usually.
Links to other sites yours: if you write on other sites, make it known, if you own or other sites where you collaborate, say it loudly. You must be the prime mover of your work.

Links to your account "social"

: Do you have a Twitter? Or Facebook? Your visitors save you having to find you for all these services (unless you want to stay hidden). Furthermore, it is increasingly easy to link these services with your blog via the various widgets that they offer.