Commenting My Way to Success!
This post about commenting by Danny Cooper at Linkers Blog really got me inspired enough to write this post.
After reading about the fantastic results of one month of serious commenting by Danny, I want to utilize the power of commenting for my blog. So, I’m going to use commenting as the only source of link building for my blog for one month. Here’s what I expect to achieve after one month (December 6):
- Loads of High Quality Backlinks - Obviously, this is the foremost goal of this experiment. I plan to gain a lot of backlinks from other blogs by commenting on them.
- Traffic - Traffic comes next to backlinks. I’m also going to comment on large blogs with lots of traffic and receive a little from them.
- Become Everyone’s Favorite Commentator - Ah! This one is pretty ambitious, eh? By posting quality comments, I’m hoping to become everyone’s favorite commentator.
- Get to know other people - By commenting more, I also hope to get to know other people and make friendship with them.
I’ll tell you guys the result of this experiment after one month. So, here I go, commenting my way to success!
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The Social Media Experiment
Didn’t I promise that I would be conducting an experiment on this blog? I’m going to conduct an experiment on social media traffic.
Aim
The purpose of this experiment is to successfully convert social media traffic to subscribers. I will ask visitors from StumbleUpon and Digg to subscribe to my blog. This is to find out whether social media traffic will subscribe to a blog when simply asked to. Another aim of this contest is to increase my blog traffic, rankings and of course subscribers. 
I will publish the results of the experiment to let you know more about the effects of social media traffic.
So I’m requesting all of you to help me in this experiment.
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