Steven Schwartzman launches WordPress Magnet, a $40 WordPress plugin designed to hopefully increase the number of comments posted in your blog. The reasoning behind this is more comments in your site will attract even more traffic. It turns into some kind of viral marketing tactic, because as more people leave a comment in your site, [...]

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Do you want to attract more traffic to your blog? You can easily do it with a bit of RSS traffic magic, where you offer a special reward (such as a downloadable ebook or report) to people who subscribe to your RSS feed.
Actually, you'll also enjoy another benefit aside from the higher web traffic, but [...]

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Is the social bookmarking scene slowly going to turn on OnlyWire? Don't look now, folks, but the days of automated social bookmarking are numbered (if not practically over). Linkatopia has practically declared war on OnlyWire or other third party apps which people have been using to automatically bookmark web sites.
Have you used OnlyWire in the [...]

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Disqus is a web-based commenting system that allows you to put together in one place all your comments posted via Disqus. This means that even if you leave comments in 10 different blogs, as long as those were posted via Disqus, then you can have a single page that summarizes all those threaded comments.
And here's [...]

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Mike Filsaime launches Butterfly Reports, a viral marketing and instant content solution that helps drive more visitors to your site. While it sounds like an internet marketing dream come true, there are certain pitfalls that you need to be aware of.

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Bookmarking Demon is helping me boost the traffic of some of my low-traffic sites. It works by helping you easily bookmark your web pages in various social bookmarking sites. And it works well if you use this tool correctly.
The question is, are you making these social bookmarking mistakes?

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Do you remember BlogRush? Well, after sticking with it for quite some time, my friends have been asking whether it has finally brought in a flood of traffic. With clickthrough rates still below 1 percent, the short answer is No, we haven't seen a gush of web traffic.
With TrafficJam coming into the picture, however, the [...]

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How do you get more visitors to return to your site? Well, you can remind them regularly. No, I'm not talking about asking them to subscribe to an email list which automatically sends them messages asking them to revisit your site.
We're talking about Outlook calendars, or even Windows Vista calendars. Check out this demo...

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