Greenflame

Hi, I'm planning to find a writer to outsource guest blogging soon. I never hired anyone online. Going to look for one on platforms like Odesk. Though I'm not sure about the reasonable price to offer. How much is it worth to pay per every guest post accepted? Is it profitable to have a guest writer? All posts will be submitted to high PR blogs and news sites in online marketing niche. Thanks in advance

Linkedin is known as a good traffic generator. I found a lot of advice and tutorials on the web on how to get blog visitors from there but nothing seems to work well. I only use Linkedin as a forum posting to groups in my niche there to receive some extra dozen visits a day. Updating my status and adding new contacts regularly doesn't change the situation. Any ideas to boost these results? Thanks in advance.

I'm flooded with emails from my mailing list subscribers, can't handle it, that's too much, some of them wait for 5 days to get a reply.

Hi, guys. To successfully grow your channel on YouTube you have to deliver views to your videos from outside YouTube first until they appear on popular channels relevant to yours. So you promote your videos on your blog, in social media, bookmark them, attach to guest posts you contribute, etc. Does the same system work for growing channels on the biggest YouTube alternatives - Daily Motion and Metacafe? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these platforms in comparison to YouTube for marketing? Thanks.

If they could achieve these results so fast driving quality likes they wouldn't run a service offering it to anyone, they would probably make more money monetizing their fan pages with a different business model. It's definitely fake.

You can update your profile as often as you want. But turning your profile into a link farm is not safe. Be careful with links.

Sharing pics could also be a good way of driving traffic. I like spending time on picture sharing sites and think it's worth a deal. On Flickr you can get more exposure and traffic using its groups.

Google Plus traffic is the most qualiy social media traffic I can get to my sites in different niches and it's completely free.

That's a very good idea. Twitter is not my primary social network but I provide my VK account on business cards so that people would easily find and follow me. You might also add Facebook as an option because it's number one.

I use and enjoy both of them. Facebook is more profitable because of its advertising opportunities, Pinterest brings a lot of free but low quality traffic. This is how they work for me.