This guest post is by Jon Morrow of boostblogtraffic.com.
You know that feeling you have when you’re onto something big?
Your heart is thump, thump, thumping, your mind races down the roads of future possibilities, and you drift through the day with strange grin plastered on your face, like someone shot you up with happy juice, and you’ve yet to come down. It’s a wonderful place to be, and if you’d come looking for me on October 7, 2011, it’s exactly where you would’ve found me.
Seven days into the launch for my new blog, I already had 1,740 email subscribers. I’d picked up over 1,000 new twitter followers, hundreds of whom were enthusiastically gabbing about me to all their friends. I also had 673 likes and dozens of comments on a new Facebook fan page.
Oh, and did I mention I didn’t write a single blog post?
It’s true. My blog consisted of two pages, a video, and over 200 comments from readers who were so excited they could barely sit still.
What’s more, a half-dozen A-list bloggers sent me the direct messages on Twitter, telling me how impressed they were. One of them even said he was jealous. I was shocked. My baby blog was only seven days old, and already people were envious.
Sounds impossible, right?
Normally, it is. For many bloggers, getting traffic and respect is an incremental process, built one blog post at a time over a period of months or years.
It takes patience. It takes perseverance. It takes lots and lots of hard work.
But what if it didn’t have to be that way?
What if you go from a nobody to the center of attention in your industry in a matter of weeks?
What if you could become an authority without writing a single word?
What if you could get hundreds or even thousands of people talking about you, generating a massive tidal wave of traffic that carries you for years to come?
In our world, it’s unheard of. Blogs just aren’t built that way.
So, to learn how, I had to visit another world, a world inhabited by the brilliant and the beautiful, a world where billions of dollars are won or lost based solely on the strength of an idea, a world where nobodies transforming into superstars isn’t just normal but routine.
What is this strange place?
Chances are, you’ve probably heard of it.
It’s called Hollywood.
The Hollywood guide to blog promotion
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