Increase Search Engine Traffic With Free Portal Feeder Software
Rosie Cottis
Want to increase search engine traffic to your site? Try leaving comments on blogs!
Commenting on blogs is one of the most effective ways I know to bring more traffic to your pages, both from search engines (because you will be building links) and passing visitors who will read your comments and click through.
What's more, it is targeted traffic, if you do it right. That means, people who are actually interested in what you are offering.
Hey wait ... before you go rushing off to hunt down blogs one by one all by yourself, I can give you a free tool that will save you a lot of time. And time is money, after all, especially when you can cut down your research time to almost nothing, and still get great results.
Then you can use the time that you saved to leave lots more comments on lots more blogs, attracting lots more visitors to your site! Cool, huh?
Right now, Portal Feeder are giving away a FREE tool called Comment Kahuna that searches the internet for blogs on the same subject as your site. That means that the people who visit those blogs will be interested in visiting your site too.
Plus it puts the blogs in order by page rank, which is an indicator of the traffic that the blog is likely to get. This means you don't go wasting your time on low ranking blogs that nobody ever visits.
All you have to do is leave a short, relevant comment on the blog plus a link to your site, so that people can click through.
It doesn't matter what type of site you have. This tool can find relevant blogs that you can comment on in practically any subject.
It is not likely that you would have a site on such an obscure topic that the tool would not be able to find relevant blogs. However, if that does happen, you can just widen your search terms.
For example, if your site is about how to train a horse to bark like a dog, there might not be many blogs about that exact topic. But if you ask Comment Kahuna to find blogs about training horses, there will be plenty. And maybe some of the visitors to those blogs will be interested in having their horse bark like a dog - or at least, they will want to know how it's done. So they would be your perfect visitors with a genuine interest in your site.
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