It's always worth it to focus a little more on your RSS feed subscriptions because it's a process already in place, and it can be a good way to bring in more site visitors and keep people returning to your site. So today we're going to cover three excellent pointers designed to bring more RSS subscribers to you.
There are different kinds of tools you can use to encourage people to subscribe to your RSS feed. But we want to zone-in on one particular tool, and that is the MyBlogLog Widget. It's purpose is to increase subscribers to your feeds. You can just politely ask your visitors to become a subscriber, but we recommend you be more upfront about it than just having a little button neatly tucked-away somewhere. There are a number of reasons why they may have not including a lack of knowledge about how to do it, or what they need, etc. You'll be accomplishing a lot when you ask them to sign-up to your RSS feed, and you may have to educate them a little about the benefits. So what MyBlogLog Widget does is allow you to do some tracking on your visitors, and then be able to send them a quick message with your request to subscribe.
Also, with the MyBlogLog Widget, you can look in your sidebar to see who has visited your site. Once you've spotted a visitor, in the sidebar, then real quick like you can send a message directly to them and ask if they'd like to subscribe to your feed. Of course MyBlogLog Widget is not the only one that does that; there are BlogCatalog as well as Bumpzee. You really should at least give this approach a test because as you know testing is critical with business and online marketing. If you have never thought about contributing to other blogs as a guest, then that is something you really should consider. When you think about it, you'll see that you can get your name and site in front of more people in your niche market. All you need to do is contact the appropriate site and negotiate a deal whereby you benefit from new traffic plus a backlink, and the blog owner receive really good content that is appropriate to the market. Naturally you're goal is convert the new traffic you receive into RSS subscribers or even email subscribers. Another idea is to have the link pointing to a page that offers both email and RSS subscriber links. Since your reader has already gone through your guest post, they know the kind of quality you offer. Alternatively, you can also ask other bloggers to write a guest post on your blog. This new content from guest writers will help you to gain fresh and more traffic, so you'll win from that type of arrangement, as well. In case you're wondering where the new traffic comes from - the person doing the guest writing will of course post a snippet of content on his/her site including a link to the content on your site.
Make sure you choose a topic and then stick with that topic. Your subscribers are on your RSS feed because they are interested in your content. If you start to post off topic, they'll feel that the content is not what they want and they might hit the unsubscribe button. Besides that, if you want your subscribers to invite other subscribers then you need give them what you promised to give them. In summary, boosting your RSS feed subscribers isn't as difficult as it seems to be, you just need to do the right thing at the right time.
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