How to Increase Traffic to Your Blog or Site Using Web 2.0

July 30th, 2007 · No Comments · Main

One of the most popular terms or catch phrases on the internet today is the term [tag]Web 2.0[/tag]. If you are like me you are confused by the term because it is used in so many different contexts to mean so many different things.Â

I did some research to find out what the meaning of Web 2.0 actually is.Â According to [tag]Wikipedia[/tag] Web 2.0 is a phrase that was coined by Oâ€™Reilly Media in 2003 and was popularized at the first Web 2.0 conference in 2004.

According to Wikipedia Web 2.0 refers to a perceived second generation of web-based communities and hosted servicesâ€”such as social-networking sites, wikis and folksonomies â€“ which facilitate collaboration and sharing among users.Â

Ironically, the source of this definition is from Wikipedia which is itself a Web 2.0 type web site.Â Wikipedia is an encyclopedia that gets its content from and is continually edited and updated by its users.Â

A website that uses Web 2.O can include any of the following technologies:

[tag]Wiki Software[/tag]
[tag]Folsonomies[/tag]
[tag]RSS[/tag]
Podcasting
Video
[tag]CSS[/tag]
Ajax based CSS
SOAP
Open Source Software
Rest or XML Web service APIâ€™s
[tag]Social book marking[/tag]
Weblog publishing

If you are interested in discovering how to best implement Â Web 2.0 technology on your web site or blog to generate more traffic I have found a valuable resource that I would like to share with you.

The 2007 Authority Black Book is authored by Jack Humphrey a proven exert at using Web 2.0 technology to generate traffic to your web site or blog.Â

Be warned though that the Black Book is not a get rich scheme or a trick or temporary fix but rather a valuable resource that you will want to refer to continually to build a profitable and lasting home or internet business.Â Â

You can claim your copy of The 2007 Authority Black Book Â by going to freeiq.com/freeblackbook .

To Your Success,

Paul A. Shope Â Â

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