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Ploliferate your Opinion , Stone says, is to
"participate in the blogosphere." First, visit other blogs and add your comments (many sites have a comment function built in). An incisive remark can direct traffic back to your own blog -- mainly through the link you can include when you sign your name. Ardolino, who runs one of the 100 most-visited political blogs, according to tracking site TruthLaidBear.com, says his many comments on other blogs triggered an increase in exposure. Second, add links to other bloggers' interesting posts.
"Linking really is the currency of the blogosphere," Stone says. "It's an instant way of . . . social networking." Third, create an extensive "blogroll" -- a roster of recommended blogs, usually listed on your own site's main page. Those blogs' authors may just return the favor, bringing your site to the attention of even more readers.
original story: Washingtonpost.com
by: Mike Peed
Monday, February 1, 2010
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