Make regular blog posts, preferably three times each week. If you keep adding fresh information to your blog, people will be more likely to return and read more. You can get people who read your blog to consider you an expert in your field if your blogs are especially informative.

Customers who read your blog on a regular basis will come to have a beneficial relationship with you, since they will begin to feel that they can trust what you say. Many readers will come to you for answers and advice.

Feed burners allow you to maintain communication between you and your readers more easily. Readers won't even have to visit your website to read your blog. Instead, all of your new posts and updates will be sent straight to your customers' email. Feed burners are easy to add to your blog. All you need is some simple HTML code. There are many online services that can help you, some of which will do so free of charge.

You can also opt to have a 'blog roll' or list of blogs your readers may find helpful on the side of your page. If you put the link to another blog on your page, ask for a link back to your blog, too. This can help widen your audience, as readers of others' blogs will see the link to your blog and check it out. Just remember to keep your target market in mind. It doesn't make sense to trade links with just any blog.

One of the best, and easiest, ways to drive traffic to your website through your blog is to link back to your site as you post. Each time you put a new article on your site, you can write a 'teaser' post containing an excerpt of the article and include a 'read more' link to the page on your site that features the complete text.

When older articles that have been on your website for a while become especially useful to your customers again, you should place links to them on your blog. An article about entertaining kids during the summer with costumes can be brought to your blog readers' attention again when Halloween is getting close.

Adding links to opt-in pages is another option.