There are millions of blogs being published on the Internet everyday by both amateur and professional bloggers from all over the world. You name the subject and surely you will be able to find blogs dedicated to that specific subject without too much trouble. The problem is, will Internet surfers find your blog or someone else's blog?
Whether or not, your blog becomes popular will also rely on the quality of your content and the overall presentation of the information that you designed your blog to share.
The following websites offer useful Internet tools to help bloggers customize the blog's look and excellent free marketing tools, so to help increase the blog's popularity on the Internet.
- Sometimes, less is really more and this website is a shining example of this way of thinking. Bloggers can find a small army of marketing tools to use to promote any blog to the masses on this website. This is a excellent website to find free blog and rss feed directories, free blog hosting, free blog templates and other free blog tools. I simply love the layout of this website, clean and uncluttered with the Internet tools in plain sight.
- This website was selected to be included on this list, because of an excellent assortment of articles written to teach the do's and don'ts of some of the most popular weblogs: Wordpress, bBlog, b2evolution, Nucleus and TextPattern. (Please, note that this is a commercial website that sells hosting solutions, but this site was only added to this list, because of the articles noted above).
- Photoshop tutorials by Jennifer Apple offers her visitors an amazing range of easy to follow blog tutorials and other designing tips for bloggers developing their blog appearance from scratch. This is an extremely useful website/blog to learn new ways to jazz up your blog with ease.
- Now, here is something fun for any blogger who would like to add a tad of entertainment value to their blog. This website offers a decent variety of quizzes, widgets, badges and gadgets for your blog.
- This is a nice website to keep up-to-date on new WordPress software releases and obtain helpful blog tools to customize the blogs appearance and usability once presented to the visitors.
- One of the best ways to drastically improve the popularity of a blog is to add a robust RSS feed to your blog. Do you not understand what a RSS feed is or does, then if not this blog will answer that question and give you some tips about how to get a RSS feed setup for use on your blog.
- This neat website offers its visitors a useful set of Internet tools to make marketing your blog less time-consuming and these tools are free. Bloggers can easily submit their blogs to more than 80 blog and RSS directories, or study marketing tips and tactics and more. Remember, some times less is more and again this website illustrates that simplicity communicates with the audience better than complex blog design structures.
- This website helps bloggers and webmasters measure the marketing effectiveness of their blogs or websites on the Internet. The Website Grader is a free SEO tool that scores your blog or website on things like website traffic, SEO, social popularity and other technical factors, so to keep bloggers and webmasters in touch with their marketing efforts.
- This is a great website to use to check research your blog's search engine saturation, link popularity and keyword verification. Incorporate this Internet Blog Tool with the other marketing tools to strengthen the overall marketing value of your popularity campaign.
- This is an outstanding blog about “How to market your blog more effectively” and just for starters, it does an excellent job of listing 25 things you can to do promote your blog better and that is just for starters. Here is your chance to learn new marketing tips and start developing new marketing techniques that might give you the marketing edge in the future.
Disclaimer: The websites on this list are not affiliated in a business relationship with the author Nelson Doyle. The websites on this list are not paid advertisers and were selected by Nelson Doyle, because of their creative contributions to millions upon millions of bloggers worldwide.
