Blog Engage is a top blogging community. Blogging communities are simply platforms where bloggers meet and share their posts, network and help each other grow. There are many of such communities popping up these days but I think Blog Engage has succeeded to distinguish itself from the crowed.
I have been on Blog Engage since end of 2012 (that was when I started blogging) and it’s by far the most recommended of all blogging communities. Hang on as I prove my case 😉
In the month of January this year 2014, I got a pleasant email from Harleena Singh, the brain behind Aha-now, to guest post on aha-now. That was a huge opportunity at the beginning of the year. I know posting content to a site like this will not be easy – why? The reason simply is that this site features exceptional content so if my post has to go through the screening wall, it has to have a lot of meat 😉
Of course, from the feedback I constantly get from my readers, I knew I was up to the task. I finally cooked a unique and meaty article that got published on the 17th of January 2014. Here is the guest post.
NB: Do this little blog commenting trick I want to share here and stop complaining of traffic. You will see how this works for you and takes your blog to a big new level. It really works so…Â
We as bloggers know the importance of blog commenting. As a matter of fact, it has been the main tool that has grown my blog this far in less than 2 months.  With blog commenting, you can literally and quickly build a popular blog, breaking the barriers of traffic and networking – by networking, I meaning building relationships with like-minded bloggers.Â
For some weeks now, kingged.com has not stopped sending targeted referral traffic to my blog. When I checked my Google Analytic stats this morning, I was so excited with what I saw. So I decided to make this post to share with you exactly what I do on this exciting community platform.
Though I’m not the most active on kingged.com, I still strongly believe this site can send huge traffic to your blog.
There are many new bloggers asking questions every day about where and how to get free traffic to their blogs. I keep telling them if you are not doing well to get enough traffic from search engines, be very active on the blogosphere – joining communities, voting and commenting, etc.