Where should you market your blog Second Life?

For those of us who are dedicated bloggers in Second Life, decide where to go about publishing a blog can be tricky business. Here are some places I highly recommend both the world and outside.

With regard to the marketing world for a blog, targeting groups. Second Life has hundreds of groups dedicated only to advertising. Yes, you can target those. But even better would be to find groups for the same niche as the blog and contact the owner of these groups. Maybe you can come up with an agreement for the group owner to send a URL in a notice group. You should also have on your profile, and a trick, my staff, is to create freebies, XStreetSL.com and distribute them to have a note card inside the box with the URL to my blog on there, as well as the URL to the blog of my partners.

The distribution freebie in Second Life is huge, with XStreetSL.com and you can move literally thousands of freebie high quality at a very short time. Give your note card a weird title that can make people want to read and you might even get some traffic. Obviously, not everyone will visit a URL in a tab note within a freebie, so do not expect a visit extra for every freebie you sell. Personally I have noticed an increase of approximately 11% in the days immediately after the release and marketing of a new item free.

Regarding the marketing world, the options are as vast as the options of a non-bloggers in Second Life. Technorati.com is an amazing place to market your blog Second Life. Technorati.com is used by those seeking blogs, blog directories as effective and also gives an idea of ​​the performance of your blog through Technorati statistics authorities. Social networking sites are also an effective way of posting the link to your blog. Do not overdo it though. The list of your Facebook friends will not appreciate spamming constant, but in addition to having your blog link in your profile, you must send the message particularly interesting or relevant to your friends. Twitter is a great way to market your blog - in fact I personally use a WordPress plugin that automatically posts after my title and the link to my Twitter account. This means that titles should be catchy to attract more points of view, but it is not news!

Basically, just because your blog is a niche refers to Second Life, does not mean you have fewer marketing portals .......