My Triond Article That Has 188 Likes and 100 Comments

Is there really a secret for having a good traffic? having a large number of visitors reading your article in a day?getting more likes? and getting more comments? No secrets at all. I am not a guru to pretend here that I know everthing about marketing your articles. In fact, I am not seriously doing it. Because I am here only to write the things that I find interesting for my readers to know and the things that I know. I am just here to share you on how I get as of this writing 188 likes,100 Comments,11k views for one single article written last year.

The article that I am talking about is How to Deal with Credit Card Debt Collector in the Philippines? read here

How I made that article my most popular article so far?

• I wrote it based on my experience so I can elaborate the topic more to my readers. Thus it makes my article google search engine friendly. With my knowledge on the basic SEO that I discovered from SEO gurus. I made it to page 1 of google.com.ph for the keyword credit card debts. Yes, I am receiving the clicks from Google and this is something big.

• After I wrote it, I quickly made another article to wikinut (a get paid to write site similar to triond) to increase my backlinks. It doubles the popularity of your page.
• I promoted it to my facebook and twitter for some clickthroughs
• I attempted to even republish the article to bukisa.com, that time bukisa still allowed republish content. But since they have change the posting rules. I am only republishing my triond contents to wikinut.
• I tried to link this article to a youtube video about credit cards and getting at least good views
• And whenever I write another article similar to the other article, I make sure to do backlinking.

Those were the only things I did to make that article my most viewed article, my most like, and my most commented. I hope that it gives you something worth your time to read. Not a write yet? click here and earn.
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