Use Google Trends To Drive Traffic To Your Blog!

Here's an SEO tool you can make use of. It wasn't previous available to the public, but now Google has made it possible for you to check what the current most searched keywords are at a certain period via GOOGLE TRENDS

So, checking on that at this very minute, Google Trends is telling me that these keywords are high on the searches:

Today's Hot Trends
1. john forsythe
2. lil wayne dead bbc news
3. entourage season 5 episode 9
4. john podesta ufo
5. std website
6. cyrus sullivan
7. did lil wayne die
8. online std carrier database
9. army wives season 3
10. family guy baby not on board

Having that information, I can now pick on any of that and blog about it, using those words in my paragraphs and phrases. Do this regularly and watch how your traffic picks up.

As we've said in this group in the past, traffic is very important as it will drive $$$ to your blog if you're earning based on Google Adsense or CPM.

To further make use of Google Trends and the Insight Search, check this blog: How to Crack into Google’s Servers and Find Search Keyword Gold

More Blogs Added

For those who've emailed to have their blogs added, please check our newly updated ring. We have over 100 blogs now.

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New Blogs Confirmed

Just wanna advise those who have submitted their blogs in the last three weeks, your blogs are now confirmed and included in the ring.

Please email me if there's any corrections.

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Follow Me on Blogspot

Blogspot has finally come out with their newest feature, similar to that of BlogCatalog, MyBlogLog and other social networking sites.


Have you explored it?

Go to your Blogspot Dashboard. On the bottom, under Reading List, you'll find a section called Blogs I'm Following. Just add the necessary URL's.

To place a badge on your site, go to Layout >>> Add A Gadget >>> and choose Following.

Follow Me! And tell me about it so I can follow you back!

Chrome: The New Google Browser

Google has released a new browser named Chrome. It's still in Beta and I've recently installed it in my lappie. At first glance, the features seem to be like the features found in the Opera browser --tabbed windows, most visited pages (Speed Dial in Opera), integrated search, and zoom. The speed dial feature is my fave in Opera. With Opera, I can point it to my fave sites. With Chrome, Google will detect your frequently accessed pages and place them in the Most Visited page. In this case, I prefer Opera's implementation.

Of course, it is still in Beta and so we can still expect many improvements on its final release. Speed isn't an issue. It looks quite a fast browser. But looks like I won't be swapping my Opera yet with its array of other helpful features. However, I'll be checking on this new browser from time to time to see its improvements.

If you want to check it out yourself, download your copy here: http://google.com/chrome.