May
Get More Traffic From Your Tutorials
by admin
Like any other blogger, I am always on the lookout for alternate sources of traffic. About a month ago I found Tutorialized.com. The site is fairly well laid out with a clean design.
You can find tutorials on wide array of subjects such as Flash, PhotoShop, Cinema 4D, Bryce, CSS, Dreamweaver, Javascript. PHP, Word, Excel, Business Development, Databases, Programming, Video Editing and more. Most that I looked at were of a decent quality. You can also vote for the tutorial and leave comments for the author.
So, I thought what the heck and signed up. As a test I submitted part 1 of How To Create A WordPress Theme. Well, like I said that was about a month ago, with everything else going on I forgot all about it, that is until about 4 days ago.
During the day I check my traffic at Hit Tail and I noticed a sudden influx of traffic from tutorialized.com. By the end of the day I had over 300 hits and to date I have had just over 500 hits.
Despite the delay of 2-3 weeks, Which may be down to this being my first submission, I am more than happy with the results and will submit more tutorials to them. If you write any kind of computer related tutorials I can heartily recommend that you get on on over to tutorialized.com and submit them.
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Great resource! I’ve been looking for Paint Shop Pro tutorials and there’s lots here.
I’m glad to hear that you’re getting lots of traffic from them!
Great resource indeed, thanks! i’;d like to suggest that you add your “comment styling” posts as a tutorial also
Great find Colin! Congrats on the boost in traffic. Sometimes you never know what’s going to happen when you submit to a site like that. Glad it worked out for you.
500 hits in two three weeks - Not bad at all - I am siging it up right now -Thanks for the Info
How targeted is the traffic? Do they convert or at least stay around for awhile?
@Shankar: The result was actually better than that, despite submitting the post so long ago, it did not get approved until the beginning of May so the 500 or so visitors were over a period of 7-8 days.
@Bryan Reed: As it is a tutorial site, I would think that the people that click thru to any particular tutorial are qualified visitors. The bounce rate is the lowest of all my traffic sources and they hung around longer and looked at more pages.
So glad to see you back. Hope the new puter is good. Great info here. Thanks for this one!
This is indeed a fantastic alternative of driving traffic to your blog. They link the tutorial from your site. Any tutorials is accepted in this site as long as your submitted tutorial gets approved by them and even create a category for you if your tutorial doesn’t fit in their list.
I think this is a great site where you can get to learn everything you need to know online and blogging. A great resource of both knowledge and traffic to our site. Will definitely sign-up.
Thank you very much for the information about your experience with Tutorialized.com.
Great find two fold… This is a great way to generate a bit of traffic, and I’ve also found a lot of tutorials there that I would be interested in learning.
Great post,thanks for the tip tutorialized.com, will definetly go and try this site out! We can all use extra traffic to our site.
good to know! Thank you for sharing.
Great post, I may look into writing a few tutorials myself, if I can find the time that is! Thanks for sharing the great info!
I totally agree with Kevin. Although I’m not the tutorial writing kind (not yet anyway), I definitely found a few to study.
hiya! thanks for being one of my top droppers. as my way of saying thank you i gave you a linky love. see yah.
Colin…about how long did it take for them to approve your tutorial.
Thanks for the tip. I had not heard of the site before, but mauy have to write up a tutorial or two. (From a fellow Entrecard user).
thanks! you’re one of my top droppers. cheers!
Thanks for the information. I am going to check them out. I have recently been submitting to SearchWarp and GoArticles, but I’m always on the lookout for something new. Thanks again:)
This is interesting. Thanks for sharing! I never thought that submitting tutorial as an alternative traffic attraction.
Interesting post!
I never know before that we can get more traffics from tutorials.
Great post. Thanks for the resource. I have a great idea for a tutorial for my business.
It seems that tutorialized.com is nice site to promote website and even share valuable content.
BTW Very nice article! I’ll definitely bookmark your site and tell my friends.
Thanks for the idea of using a strong tutorial as ‘linkbait’. People would definitely link to a tutorial. I also think that high quality tag pages on large social media sites are the go. A good place to have your site listed. GD.
I think this is a great site where you can get to learn everything you need to know online and blogging. A great resource of both knowledge and traffic to our site. Will definitely sign-up.
Excellent advise on how to make money online, thanks for sharing.
There are alot of these sites about there that are similar to this…I found one the other day…it is scribd.com
This is great I have a buch that I’ll be posting there right away…Thanks!!!
will give it a try for my tutorials
Nice Article. Give me new idea for next my article. Great Job. Thanks.
You can also get good traffic from Gimp and Good-Tutorials. Havent tried tutorialized yet, but i will give it a go.
Jason Myers aka The Business Credit Expert
This is a great resource Colin! Publishing useful and informative information on the web is a great way to drive traffic to your site. It makes for a better web when people provide resources that can help others. Congrats on the find and the traffic response fromm it!
Interesting, I have read a few of the blogs here now and it looks well worth adding to my feeds. Keep up the good writing