Blog Carnivals
A blog carnival is a collection of links pointing to blog posts around a specific topic. Usually a certain blog carnival will have many editions, and every week a different blog will host it. In order to participate all you need to do is to browse around the Blog Carnival website looking for relevant topics and submit your entries.
This is a simple yet effective method to promote your blog during the initial months. The carnivals will bring you some traffic and some backlinks. Additionally it will also give you the possibility to interact with fellow bloggers.
Daniel Scocco on March 3, 2007
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Agreed. Blog Carnivals are one of the best things a new blog can do to get their name out there.
Egon, you are right. Apart from the fact that some carnivals could generate a good amount of traffic even for established blogs, even now I still keep an eye on the listing to see if there is any interesting one.
it’s a good idea for a new blog.
Blog Carnival is great source for new blog to generate streams of targeted traffic.
To Your Success
Bryan Hee
Thankyou for the great tip. I really look forward to make use of it.
I was wondering if this would apply to business blogs?
“, even now I still keep an eye on the listing to see if there is any interesting one.”
daniel,I dint get this part ..der is a single form at blogcarnival.com so where do we have to check for d listing?