Well I found good article to increase site traffic. Here is their 6 points.

1. Optimize Your Website
2. Linking Your website
3. Post Articles
4. Anchor Text
5. Tools
6. Target Niche Keywords

Read it in detials at:
http://www.dagsensecodes.com/2006/11/6-tips-to-drive-traffic-to-your-site.html

Well I found good article to increase blog traffic. Here is their 10 points.

1) Comment on Blogs
2) Submit Articles
3) Participate in Community Forums
4) Submit Your Blog to Directories
5) Post Often
6) Write about Blogging
7) Post Breaking News
Social Bookmarking
9) Run a Contest
10) On-page Optimization

Read it in detials at: http://tunannonces.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=40&Itemid=48

One of my sites is with GoDaddy, and its fine. The only thing is I find that using their Site Builder is such slow process I pretty avoid going back and doing what needs to be done on the site.

I use Internet Explorer, and every once in a while I have to shut the whole machine down and start all over again. Generally, I don't have problems with other sites or with doing things like setting up blogs.

I was wondering if anyone else has experienced the slowness (and sometimes "error-laden") Site Builder process with GoDaddy and whether anyone uses other hosting places that offer a less challenging Site Builder.

Well this will provide much better  opportunity  to freelance writers like us.  I did article Writing thorgh many Freelancing wbesites and also do reviews for PayPerPost.com.

I will send all information which you need and I hope you will take me as a team member.

Well I am using Google Adsense for my blogs and I am happy with my earnings because it comes without doing work. I do work to make my blogs more better with new content and design which gives me extra money from Google Adense.

Well now days I found that Page Strength is going more popular and some people are saying that it will take place of Google's Page Rank. You can check your Page Strenght here:

http://www.seomoz.org/page-strength/

If you are webmasters or you have SEO companies than this link is very usefull. Dont miss it.

http://submitedge.com/seo_tools.html

They have 215 SEO tools. I am sure you guys like it. Some tools are very new and you never find it on other place.

For a person who starts a new website and has it up and running, what else needs to be done? Are there - like - three or four basic steps that a person needs to take beyond just hitting "publish"?

I understand, generally, SEO. Still, I'm not confident that I'm really using it as effectively as I could be. There's just something about my approach that I'm thinking may be lacking.

Are there any "finer points" when it comes to keywords? Is there something beyond just using the few individual words and then those same words in a phrase?

In terms of tags, is more always better? How many keywords, on average, does anything new?

When people advertise for web content articles they often ask for someone to write, "keyword dense" articles. I've always kind of assumed that anyone writing for the web will just kind of automatically know to write "keyword dense" articles.

When people say "keyword dense" do they mean super-loading the article - and at what point does that go from being just "keyword dense" to being kind of spammy? Are there percentages involved with "dense"?