What Is The Best Way To Attract Guest Bloggers
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Hi, i am trying to find a way to attract guest bloggers for my site. We are looking for people to be a guest blogger on items such as gadgets, business, finance, marketing and so on, but i am not sure what is the best way to attract people.
Any advice on the best way to attract guest bloggers would be great and advice if we should give them more than one link.
Would love to hear from people who have been a guest blogger to find out what they would want.
It has been suggested to me that a guest blogger gets one link and if they require two then they must link bac.
looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
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ok thanks for that
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Diane, to make the forums less cluttered and more focused we only allow one active thread per site at a time. Most blogs fall under one of our very generic categories. If you need to try more categories, squeeze all you can from your currently active thread, then close it and create a new one in a different category. This way we also ensure each user doesn't have too many threads he/she is not able to keep up with
This helps us keep the forum integrity and usefulness!
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thank you for letting me know about myblogguest, it has been great for us.
the only problem i have had is, i have put a request under health but it will not let me put a quest under anything else, it is telling me that i have to delete the request for me to put another request in, do you know why this is.
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Really like what you have done, i will look at doing something similar, what i knocked up is as follows http://www.in2town.co.uk/Bloggers-Write-For-In2town
but yours is much better so i will have to work on it
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Thank you for the Idea ! will to that !
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I made a blog post with guest-blog-post in the URL and in the title.
Here is an example: http://www.shipoverseas.com/blog/2012/10/guest-blog-posts-for-auto-industry-now-accepted/
I get contacted a few times a week.
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thank you for that, i will visit them now and have a look around
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Register on myblogguest.com and try contacting a few guest bloggers through the forum.
Their guest blogging community is pretty big, I'm sure you'll find quite a few guest bloggers that will fit your topic.
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