This is exciting!

For the longest time I couldn’t figure out how
to break much over the 1,000,000 mark on
the Alexa Rankings of my blogs.

Until I found this secret method…

I’ve never seen this mentioned anywhere!

So, I claim this as an original discovery that
is going to boost my internet marketing
capacity – and the additional money that I will be
able to make with this.

I bet you didn’t know that QUALITY content can
significantly influence how well
Alexa ranks your blog.

Well, watch this video for proof, and discover how you can pierce
thresholds on Alexa that you did not dream of ever reaching -
with very little traffic, and no cost (except the cost of brain cells
needed to make your content engaging…)

Have you been paying attention to your blog’s Alexa Ranking?

Leave a comment and share your experiences and tips for getting a boost from Alexa!

Did you know that Alexa actually has a ranking parameter that you can use to check how “engaging” your blog posts are?

It’s called “Time on Site”, and it measures how many minutes the average visitor to your site spends on your site per day. SO, when you focus on writing high quality, engaging content for your visitors, that would be a great parameter to keep an eye on – you’ll be surprised… Watch this now:

Here is a great top 10 list of things to increase your Alexa ranking that my friend Rob Canyon posted on his blog at EscapeToProsperity.com

1. Create interesting blog posts
2. Use curiosity based headlines
3. Tag your blog posts
4. Talk about authority sites in your posts
5. Put the WP top commentators list in your sidebar
6. Install the WP Comment Luv plugin
7. Use the Yahoo mybloglog sidebar widget
8. Visit other people’s blogs and left comments
9. Reply to people’s comments on my blog
10. Make sure there are external links in all your posts

Just to add some value to that top 10 list I’d also look for ways to interlink the posts on you own blog. That’s good for search engine crawlers as well as alive visitors who will stick around longer on your blog and read related posts.

Check out Rob’s entire blog post on this – he wrote up a whole “report” sized thingy right here <= Click!