Submit Your Blog For ‘Pimp My Blog’

Tony Williams | Jan 11, 2007 | Comments

Top Tip: Click here to run a free scan for common PC errors

Everton Blair and the readers of Connected Internet are collectively running a blog optimisation programme called ‘Pimp My Blog’.  Every week the team are selecting one lucky blog in need of a makeover, or just tips on increasing advertising revenue and traffic.

I’m thinking about submitting One Tip A Day, which is starting to build up a surprisingly high level of traffic in under 3 months, yet all of my readers appear to be very shy and don’t leave any comments.  I’d like to know how to get more readers to leave comments.

To submit your site for a ‘Pimping’ then click here.


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About the Author: Want to get more out of your PC, the internet or your mp3 player? Onetipaday.com is here to provide clear simple tips and guides to help you achieve just that. Each tip will be easy to implement and will take no more than 5 minutes to read and implement. What will you learn today?

  • How on earth did you manage to get such a big MBL avatar?!!!

    I agree that commenting can be 'pointless' at times but I've only been blogging for 3 months, so I'm keen on getting feedback from readers to see if they are finding my tips useful. I'd also like to get to know my readers better and to get a few discussions, otherwise blogging can be a bit lonely at times.

    I'm also a very helpful person, so I'd love it if any readers asked for my help.
  • One good way is, of course, to ask questions as you have in this post.

    Another is to write something contentious, say, "the iPhone is a piece of crap". That ought to get a few responses.

    However, as a fellow blog owner, although it\'s nice to get responses to your posts (provides validation that people think what you are writing is useful/interesting, or just that they are reading what you are writing), are comments really that important?

    After all, as long as your traffic is increasing, who cares about comments? Believe me, they can be a double-edged sword when you consider how much time it can take to manage and answer them.
  • I've just realized that one of the reasons I've had no comments is because my comments form was broken!

    Hopefully, the comments will start to flood in now...........
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