I keep a saving account with a finance company which is not a bank.
They do not have ATM or credit card or debit card.
They let us keep our money there, and they lend out to people to buy house and car.
If I want to take my money, I have to bring my passbook and go to the branch.
This is the only way to keep money because no ATM, no debit card means no way to spend money easily.

This is similar to an Aesop’s parable I have read about. It is a situation about “Belling the Cat”. The mice are on the council, discussing the danger that they are always exposed to when the cat is around. When a little mouse butted in on their discussion, everyone was in the fuss. The suggestion of the mouse is a bit feasible; but the point is, “Who is going to put the bell on the neck of the cat?”

In like manner, I could relate your tips on generating visitors to a site. You have limited them to general two methods. I would reiterate here. One is backlinking. What is backlink and how it is done? If you are a newbie bloggers or website owner, how could you handle this? In your case, have you done this? How? Does it work? Though you have cited examples, but they’re too limited I presumed.

The second one involves two influencing factors. One is the quality post and the other one is a mailing list. Not anyone of us here could create a quality post and not anyone of us here have many followers, and friends so that we could be placed them on that list for emailing.

Yes, what you tell is amazing for me and the readers of LB thanks for giving the tips how to promote the blogs posts. I think that Every blogger needs to know that headlines are insanely important. A headline has to grab the reader’s attention enough to click on a link or to start reading your article.

That’s the headline’s job. It doesn’t matter if you have the cure to cancer in the post, if your headline doesn’t do it’s job, your content isn’t going to even get the chance to make an impact. Here’s a few resources for you:

Lists, infographics, posts with tons of images, posts where you rant and rave, posts where you call out an expert, posts where you bare it all for your audience. There are so many different shapes your content can take. Making a bit of a practice of trying some can lead you to stumble upon a content type that you love to make and your audience loves to share. Because we need to face it: some kinds of content are just way more shareable than others.

The more often you publish the more opportunities you have to promote individual posts. Similarly, the more often you publish the more opportunities you get to experiment with different types of content and the more chances you have at finding what we call a breakthrough blog post.

These are the posts that take on a life of their own and go viral. They’re like the home runs of blogging and increasing your publishing frequency simply gives you more chances to swing the bat. Publishing more frequently is absolutely a viable option to get more shares, more traffic and more traction.

The problem is that visitors will not know about your article unless you have good seo techniques.
Many articles are not ranked well because the writers do not know anything about seo.

There are two levels where we are noticed – at writing sites where we are paid and then getting more payment when there are views. The writing sites should take into account the strategy which you have so clearly defined.

Interesting information. I agree, Digital photography is a good place to make some extra money. My son invested in an expensive camera and can get his pick of jobs. He had to take some training in order to do this. The key thing is to learn how to negotiate for a fair price for both sides and make sure your pictures are very professionally made. Thanks for sharing.