Also Traffic Man: 5 Tips to Attract Your Blog Visitors

"Traffic drop this month. Why not you?" "Ah, that much traffic is important. Money definitely flowing." "Traffic usually 10,000 per day, because of contact with the sandbox so stay 5,000."

Consciously or not, we often see the "traffic" we blog solely as a noun. Just numbers. Lifeless. Without feeling. Though our blog traffic is actually human.

Yes, traffic is also human. Not just numbers. Not just data stats counter. Not just the graphics that make you always want to check it out 5 times a day. :)

Traffic and "man" (who visit your blog) are two different things. You can buy traffic, but you can not buy the loyalty of visitors to your blog. Traffic will come pretty if you are good at search engine optimization, your blog visitors come because they feel benefit and personal warmth. Traffic does not provide a link to your blog, your blog visitors voluntarily linking a link to your blog. Traffic does not have a sense, your blog visitors smiled, nodded, sad, or angry reading your blog post. Traffic does not register the RSS, your blog visitors feel the need to register your blog RSS. Traffic is not commenting, your blog visitors to comment.

Visitors to your blog is the pulse that animates your blog.

If visitors to your blog is so important, what can you do to lure him to always come back to visit your blog?

Here are 5 simple tips on how to captivate your blog visitors.

5 Tips to Attract Your Blog Visitors

1. Respect Your Blog Visitors
If you want to captivate visitors to your blog, there is no other way except appreciate your blog visitors. If your blog is home, then you are a guest blog visitors. Respect your guests. Be humble. Santunlah speak. Polite does not mean identical with "EYD", which sometimes even too formal and rigid. Write with your own style, although it is in the style of slang though, but get yourself to always be polite. Finally, do not ever brag to your blog visitors. Providing information openly earnings online business on your blog was not anything wrong. However Convey information in an elegant way. Do not make your visitors think that you are "showing off wealth." :)

Check Point:
- Be humble
- Make the best use of polite language
- Never brag

2. Give More
Yes, give more. Certainly no means have to be money. Giving more could be providing blog content that is really useful. Something that can not be found on another blog. Giving more also can be a good blog design to facilitate navigation and links takes visitors to your blog. Giving more could also be by simply changing the code no-follow your blog into a do-follow. Give "link love" to your blog visitors. And if possible, provide free incentives (such as an e-book) to visitors to your blog.

Check Point:
- Write content really useful
- Make your blog design "different" among other blogs
- Give the referral link that takes visitors to your blog
- Give "link love" to every comment on your blog
- Give free eBook

3. Be a Good Friend
When it decided to create a blog, in fact you have decided to be friends even if only through cyberspace. Befriend through the column comments on your blog. As much as possible (at least not as busy while your blog Priyadi Oom blog or Cosa Mas are always full of comments), please respond to comments on your blog. I am often surprised to find a blog with one comment and that too without any reply. If you want visitors to your blog again, please respond to any comments, help your visitors if you have any questions, or even retaliate even if only by giving thanks. If you become a member of social media (eg MyBlogLog), be a "Contact" and leave a personal message to visitors of your blog.

Check Point:
- Try as much as possible to reply to comments on your blog
- Help visitors to your blog if you have questions
- Be "Contact" in your blog visitors MyBlogLog
- Leave a personal message on social media for your blog visitors

4. This is the secret: His name Call
One adage that I like is this: most melodious voice that wants to hear everyone is calling their names. And even then apply for your blog visitors. If you reply to a comment on your blog, make sure to write down the names of visitors who left a message on your blog. Do not just by saying "Brother, Sister, Uncle or Bro." Write down the name correctly (spelling, red). If you appreciate the name of your blog visitors, in return visitors to your blog will appreciate you.

Check Point:
- Write the name of your blog visitors to comment
- Write the name correctly

5. Visit your New Friends
A relationship of friendship in the world of online (virtual) is not different from the offline world (real). Mutual giving, sharing and mutual respect is the currency of both worlds. If there were to visit your blog and leave a comment, although only one, try to visit and comment on his blog back. Give only positive comments (yes, there is no point in giving a negative comment for any reason if you really sincerely want to be friends). Finally, try to visit on a regular basis according to the time you have.

Check Point:
- Try to visit the blog to comment on your blog
- Give positive comments
- Visit regularly

Again blogging is not just data and figures. Blogging is really about people. If you want to captivate visitors to your blog, there is no other choice but to treat them as human beings. Not just the "traffic". The more you understand and appreciate your blog visitors, the greater the rewards you for your blog visitors.

So, let's start treating "traffic" as a human being. Not just numbers.