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5 better ways for bloggers to get more connected with their readers
Reply to their Comments and Email
Its the responsibility of every blogger to answer the query of their readers and make them find the solution for their problem regarding blogging.Your readers always query you either by writing the comment or by sending you the Email.If you answer them in a good manner and make satisfied with your answer, you will surely be considered good by that reader and he will also try to promote you through their blog/site.This will surely maintain a good relation with your reader and your blog.
Write the Post what your readers want
Noone is going to read your blog is your blog doesn’t contain the things what people are interested or what the want.So yo should always write the post according to the will of your readers.you can run a poll or survey in your blog to know what your readers would like to read on your blog.If you post according to their will then they will surely read your posts and it also makes them feel you are with them.
Give your readers a chance to write on yours
Yes I am talking about the guest posts section run by many blogs.You can too give the chance to your readers to write the post on your blog.But you can implement some rules and regulations for writing the guest posts.Your readers will be very happy to post on yours and will be surely more connected to your blog.
Accept them or Follow them Back
I am talking about the different Social networking sites or micro blogging sites.If your reader add you as a friend or follow you then its your responsibility to accept their request and follow them back too.This will also surely maintain a good relation between you and your readers.
You got it give them Free
You got many contents in our blogs.Some might be the blogger templates,wordpress Themes, ebooks or other valuable things.So if possible distribute theme free to your readers.They will surely consider your hard work and they will surely help you promote and hence your readers will be more connected with your blog.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
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