Also, The key is quality. So ensure that every traffic building technique you try, you make sure that you are providing good quality unique information.

The second step is to make sure you have a tracking device on your webpage. This will identify exactly where your traffic is coming from. You could spend 1 day on 1 traffic building technique and another day on another technique.

After a few days you can then go and look at your statistics and see which technique is driving the most traffic. Then, instead of using the inferior method, you can concentrate on repeating the better method over and over again.

Merry Christmas,
@chrispund

That is what we do for wedding photographers and other wedding professionals and it works like mad. Nothing is better!

Here is an example complete WP based website. It is all WP php and css. And everything is managed from within WP.
http://www.prophotoblogsite.com

WordPress – it’s simple enough for a blog, yet powerful enough for your complete website.

About commenting on other blogs… I recommend using a dofollow search engine to find blogs that do not include the nofollow tag in their comment links. There are a few good ones, but I have included the URL to my favorite below:

http://www.inlineseo.com/dofollowdiver/