Hey Lisa, thank :)I think your creativity is …

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Hey Lisa, thank

I think your creativity is rubbing of of me since I started reading your blog

Now let’s get some traffic!

Brankica Underwood also commented

• Mavis, you are more than welcome, I hope to share some other new great tips with you soon
• Hey Pete, I was always considering buying photos for my sites, but with all the great free sources, why would I. Although I know Dreamstime has free images they give away.

  Flickr has some great photos, you don’t have to focus the whole photo using strategy on it, but getting a fresh new visitor or two can be a great way to move your blog further up

• Thank you so much for commenting and adding to this Flickr strategy. Obviously Flickr can be a great source of traffic, all you need to do is use it the proper way

  Yes, communication is always the best way to get people to come to your blog (plus some SEO), lol

• Well, let me say this about watermarking:
  You can do it but the questions is if anyone would use that photo since there are so many that are not watermarked.
  It isn’t about crediting you, but the fact that watermark is still gonna show over the picture and I, for example, would go for another photo.
  So if you would put a watermark over them, you might not see this traffic I am talking about

  On the other hand, if you want to try and keep your photos for yourself, I would not even put them on the internet.

  What I think you should do, is just say “goodbye” to some of your photos, post them on Flickr and try this traffic generating idea.

  That way you would still be able to try it out, if it will work for you, and keep your favorites for yourself.

  I see you have a lot of photos on your blog (the ducks are so cute) and you could probably find even more creative ways to use the tips I wrote about.

• Dana, all it needs is a minute to find a cool photo to go with your post. I am sure you will do some great things with this idea.

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