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]]> By: Amrit Hallan - Content Blog http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-44162 Amrit Hallan - Content Blog Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:44:56 +0000 http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-44162 Hello Jim. I totally agree with the view that not every type of blog content is the same; blog content dealing with celebrities and glamour naturally attracts more traffic than blog content promoting educational stuff. There needs to be a method, some kind of mathematical model that doesn't value performance on the number of visitors or the number of page views but on the overall return on investment. As you mentioned in your post sometimes 50 visitors can generate more business than 5000 visitors. Hello Jim.

I totally agree with the view that not every type of blog content is the same; blog content dealing with celebrities and glamour naturally attracts more traffic than blog content promoting educational stuff. There needs to be a method, some kind of mathematical model that doesn’t value performance on the number of visitors or the number of page views but on the overall return on investment. As you mentioned in your post sometimes 50 visitors can generate more business than 5000 visitors.

]]> By: Jabsfreelanceworld http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-44062 Jabsfreelanceworld Wed, 05 Mar 2008 04:52:17 +0000 http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-44062 Reply to Blog Quote: "Bloggers are doing their jobs by providing quality content and other outreach to gather readers. Not all blogs are easy to create large page views and create large communities of readers. A blog that has thousands of readers a day because they talk about celebrity gossip and the latest crotch shot of Britney Spears, is not as difficult to get readers as portable toilet company that is talking about the latest breakthrough in environmentally safe chemicals and toilet paper. The problem is that portable toilet company expects the world to be as interested in toilet paper as they are in the latest celebrity in rehab and crotch shots." I found this comment very interesting and I can see your point. I myself am not really into celebrity gossip that much so I have started creating sites/blog entries such as the following: Poll: Should the Press Leave Brit Alone? http://concernforcelebs.blogspot.com/2008/01/poll-do-you-think-press-should-leave.html Stories that Make Me Not Want to Watch the News http://badnewstories.blogspot.com/ These blogs are very new. But If you would, I wouldn't mind some feedback on these because I am considering expanding these for greater income potential. Reply to Blog Quote:

“Bloggers are doing their jobs by providing quality content and other outreach to gather readers. Not all blogs are easy to create large page views and create large communities of readers. A blog that has thousands of readers a day because they talk about celebrity gossip and the latest crotch shot of Britney Spears, is not as difficult to get readers as portable toilet company that is talking about the latest breakthrough in environmentally safe chemicals and toilet paper. The problem is that portable toilet company expects the world to be as interested in toilet paper as they are in the latest celebrity in rehab and crotch shots.”

I found this comment very interesting and I can see your point. I myself am not really into celebrity gossip that much so I have started creating sites/blog entries such as the following:

Poll: Should the Press Leave Brit Alone?

http://concernforcelebs.blogspot.com/2008/01/poll-do-you-think-press-should-leave.html

Stories that Make Me Not Want to Watch the News

http://badnewstories.blogspot.com/

These blogs are very new. But If you would, I wouldn’t mind some feedback on these because I am considering expanding these for greater income potential.

]]> By: Jim Turner http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-43542 Jim Turner Wed, 27 Feb 2008 18:28:01 +0000 http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-43542 Kristie, I have no idea how many times I have explained at the end of the first month to a customer why after 30 days we have only achieved page 2 of Google and raised their traffic 50% to a question of why am I not rich? They think a blog is a magic wand and when you waive 10 blog posts around the money should be rolling in. Kristie, I have no idea how many times I have explained at the end of the first month to a customer why after 30 days we have only achieved page 2 of Google and raised their traffic 50% to a question of why am I not rich? They think a blog is a magic wand and when you waive 10 blog posts around the money should be rolling in.

]]> By: Kristie McNealy http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-43541 Kristie McNealy Wed, 27 Feb 2008 18:18:24 +0000 http://www.bloggersforhire.com/blogger-salaries-and-return-on-investment/#comment-43541 Jim- You're points are right on, and very timely considering some of my own recent business dealings. Business owners need to understand that well qualified traffic is far more important for generating sales than thousands of random page views. They also need to understand that blogging, like most marketing strategies is a process. In most cases, a couple of blog posts are not going to sky rocket them directly to the top of Google and bring in thousands of new sales. -Kristie Jim-

You’re points are right on, and very timely considering some of my own recent business dealings. Business owners need to understand that well qualified traffic is far more important for generating sales than thousands of random page views. They also need to understand that blogging, like most marketing strategies is a process. In most cases, a couple of blog posts are not going to sky rocket them directly to the top of Google and bring in thousands of new sales.

-Kristie

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