There's nothing so glorious as repeat traffic to your blog or website, and you can employ a different kind of marketing to increase your RSS subscribers. You really can develop your base of RSS subscribers, and that's why we're going to discuss three excellent tips you can begin using today.
You certainly can market your RSS feeds more than before thanks to some pretty slick widgets and other types of tools. Here we are referring to the MyBlogLog Widget and how it can help you increase your subscribers. You can just politely ask your visitors to become a subscriber, but we recommend you be more upfront about it than just having a little button neatly tucked-away somewhere. People online, or anywhere really, tend to avoid things they don't understand; and that could be one reason why they haven't yet subscribed. You'll be accomplishing a lot when you ask them to sign-up to your RSS feed, and you may have to educate them a little about the benefits. By using the MyBlogLog widget, you'll be able to track who is visiting your blog and send them targeted messages requesting them to subscribe to your RSS feed.
Then, in addition to that, this little app (widget) will show you all your visitors by putting them in your sidebar. You can then click on their avatar and shoot them a message thanking them to visit your blog and ask them to subscribe to your RSS feed by giving them a link. You can also check out Bumpzee and BlogCatalog because they essentially do the same thing. You can choose the one you like best, but the most important thing, really, is to test it out and see how people respond.
How about an incentive to subscribe to your feed? That is something that has worked for email optins for years, and you can at least test it out. Internet marketers have been giving away free stuff like a valuable ebook or a report in order to get people to subscribe to their email list. Have you tried it? If not, you should and it's easy to do. The best thing is to think it through and find something that will be helpful to them. If you do it well, then you may have a good size list of subscribers that become genuinely interested in your content and site.
Don't forget about that often-neglected email signature, and what we're talking about is simply putting a direct link to your RSS feed right there under your name. Your entire marketing process is a culmination of a lot of bits and pieces that all contribute. Besides that you should also participate in targeted forums in your niche so that you can have your RSS feed link in the signature and have people subscribe to your feed.
It's interesting that RSS subscribers and email subscribers do have some overlap regarding marketing strategies. You can do this, and all you really have to do is employ sound business and marketing practices.
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