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Image via Wikipedia (Great advice from Richard, a reader. - Edwin)
1. Change you login name to your name, don’t use the ‘admin’ name to post articles.
Seeing your name makes it more personal.
2. If you have uncategorized articles. This is bad SEO and anyone with basic knowledge on SEO will call this out.
3. Make a blogroll. People that come to your site will leave. No one gets to one site and remains there for the rest of their life. With a blogroll you can at least point your visitors to places that you like, those sites may point back to you.
4. Link to other sites. I found you through another site, cybercashology, but you should not just make comments on blogs, but write articles and reference them. Then go to the blog you reference and in your signature link back to your post and not back to your home page. A link on a blog should end with “.com/?page_id=2″ and not just a .com as most people do.
5. Write all your own articles - or most. Using other sources is fine when you have a blank and can’t write one post. Don’t use them for your core.
Another thing, when writing a post and you don’t have a topic in mind you can go to someone else and give pointers….that makes a 5 point how-to article.
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