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This looks like the start of a great case study of a blog. I am going to stay tuned. And I suggest you do too. The first part is a great rundown on setting up your blog for traffic.

Entrecard Blog » Blog Archive » Startup Blog Project: Part 1

I am setting out to prove that using Entrecard, and only Entrecard, a blog can grow from nothing to very large, and generate a ton of search engine traffic, tons of social media traffic and of course tons of subscribers. So, I know what you’re all thinking and No, I am not going to take advantage of any administrative privileges I have with Entrecard. I’ll be dropping as usual, spending only credits I receive from dropping and advertising, and overall using the system like a normal blogger would.

I think. I know the number is pretty close, but I could be off. There may be one or two duplicate feeds (i.e. I have one feed url from feedburner and one url from the blog). As some of you know, I recommend commenting on dofollow blogs to build more links to your site. A comment on a well-trafficked will bring you traffic from other people who read the post. But if the blog is dofollow you get that benefit and the link back to your site will help you with your ranking in the search engines.

I am a slow Entrecard dropper lately, on again and off again. But out of the week, I am probably dropping 3 to 4 of the 7 days.

Lately, Entrecard has cracked down on speed dropping sites, banning users if they are caught with a speed dropping page. But a lot of people have fast loading sites, so I assume that they are just talking about the pages set up specifically for Entrecard.

This is the second blog that I have used Entrecard with. My other blog is a journal of my journey through making money online. I have dropped a lot of cards. Tried all the methods and observed how others have used their cards.

One thing I am trying with this blog is sending the Entrecard traffic to specific posts. The only problem with that is eventually, if I have regular droppers, they may assume that they were landing on my home page and never update my blog. So for now, I am rotating posts.

You need a gauge to know just how much you need to do make one sale. This one thing I didn’t have when I started. And it takes a lot more traffic than most newbies think to make one sale.

I signed up for Clickbank a year before I made a sale. I thought it was a simple as setting up a site and writing about the product. It takes much more than that. The three big ways to build traffic to a campaign are through SEO, PPC, and social media. Each has their benefits and drawbacks. And yes there are other ways, but they tend to fall under these umbrellas.