80+ RSS Feed Submission Sites

Drive traffic to your blog or website by submitting your sites RSS feed to RSS Feed Submission sites.  Below is a collection of over 80 feed submission sites to help you in your quest for more traffic and exposure for your site.  

Travel Writers Wanted: Top Travel Article Submission Links

Boots-n-All Travel Network -
Matador Network (Brave New Traveler) -
Galavanting -
Gear Up and Play
Go World Travel -
Literary Traveler -
National Geographic Traveler -
Perceptive Travel -
Solo Travel Network -
Travel Write -
Travel Writers Tales -
Trazzler -
World Hum -


Magazine Submission Guidelines
Family Fun Magazine -
NorthWest Magazine -
Road and Travel Magazine -
Miami Herald -

Blog Building Traffic for Newbies

O.K. I admit it, I am terribly new to blogging and even more green when it comes to promoting my blog.  I understand SEO, unique content and posting often, but there has to be other tricks to this whole blog thing.

So I have searched for info on building traffic to my blog, driving traffic to my blog and blog traffic for newbies.  One article that seemed to stand out from the rest was Building Blog Traffic for Newbies written by Duncan Riley.  It features 6 steps just for newbies, no techy mumbo jumbo, just straight forward advise for the novice.  Anyone who is looking for the basics this is a great place to start.

What is Blog Walking?

Blog walking is becoming a popular term.  But what is blog walking?

Well, if you were an active eHow writer you wrote an article and hoped people would RRRC (read, rate, recommend and comment) on your article.  In return you would then visit their site and do the same hoping to increase your earnings or at least increase the likelihood that someone would catch a glimpse of that comment post on the front page and visit your article.  This is the premise behind blog walking.

In essence, blog walking, is a nice way of getting link exchanges for your blog.  By visiting other blogs that use the same keywords you do, reading some of their posts and leaving a comment (with your URL of course), and if you like what you read follow them, those 'in the know' will do the same.

There is even a comment application by Intense Debate that allows people a space to leave their URL when they leave a comment.

Quite a nifty concept - don't you think?

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More Traffic Building Tips from the Experts

Daily Blog Tips ran an article awhile back where the blog community chimed in and listed their top traffic driving tips.  Thirty of the top contributors and their tips are listed in the article written by Daniel Scocco, Blog Project:  30 Traffic Generation Tips.  

Among the most popular tips listed were - participating in online forums, social networking and question & answer sites.  Some of the most unique tips were writing a Top10 "niche subject" article for your next post and writing something controversial.

When readers began to comment the collection just grew!  A must read for all blog newbies for sure.

Blogger Auto Follow

I knew it wouldn't be long before the old chain letter got a techno update.  Remember those letter you received in the mail back in the 80's asking you to send $1.00 to each of the people at the bottom of the letter, then add your name to the bottom removing the top person and send to 100 people?  It promised that your mailbox would be brimming with free cash in a few days (I'd be interested if this actually worked for anyone...)

Well Blogger Auto Follow is very similar, but instead of money it promises to flood your blog with followers.  Blogger Auto Follow has a free version that is limited to auto follow 50 blogs by keyword and in theory they are supposed to return the favor, then your name goes on the list for the next round.  A backlink to Blogger Auto Follow is required for this free service. You can return to the site each day to blog walk 50 blogs by keyword but the auto follow is only allowed once. 

If you choose to the premium option it is $3.95 and allows unlimited access to each option.