How to gain 2000 RSS subscribers in 7 weeks

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Posted in » Blogging Tips - by Ades on March 17th, 2008

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AdesBlog’s weekly guest-blogger Alan Johnson of theratingblog.com crossed 2,000 RSS subscribers mark just in 7 weeks. Very impressive. Congratulations Alan!

He says his success was not due to any luck whatsoever, but due to 100% hardwork. You can read his post on how he did it here.

He has written the following guest posts:

Keep up the good work Alan!


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13 Responses to “How to gain 2000 RSS subscribers in 7 weeks”

  1. By Vicky on Mar 17, 2008

    Great job and yes congratulations. I particularly like his comment about being respectful to his posters. I have posted on some certain blogs for months now with not even one E-mail to say thanks. Not that that’s why I do it but still.

  2. By Edwin Joseph on Mar 17, 2008

    Thanks for the info..I tried to visit his blog to learn more..and it is very inspiring to see that someone achieve that 2000 in just 7 weeks..
    What a very great job!

  3. By Richard Butler on Mar 17, 2008

    I would read about more of the blogs experiences. Its a bit intriguing on how he achieved that who knows i might also do that learning from his experiences..

  4. By Make Money Online on Mar 17, 2008

    Just off to read that, I currently have 7 readers, lol.

  5. By Futon-Matt on Mar 17, 2008

    I really enjoyed his article, but it was more about how he doesn’t believe in luck than how he got 2000 readers. Maybe that’s how?! :)

  6. By Nicole Price on Mar 17, 2008

    I had read his articles on many blogs where he has guest blogged before I checked out his site. I must say he is a very prolific writer who writes very useful content. I am sure the success is much deserved.

  7. By XanGo on Mar 17, 2008

    Thanks, I will finish reading the article and put it to good use with my multiple blogs and multiple biz opps I do. As always thanks.

  8. By Alan Johnson on Mar 18, 2008

    Thank you for your comments and Ades, appreciate the post :)

    Vicky, respecting readers is indeed always a must if you are serious about building a friendly community around your blog and that has been my attitude right from day one.

    Matt, my attitude towards hard work and the fact that I don’t believe in luck has definitely played an extremely important role.

    Nicole, glad you’ve found my blog as well as guest posts useful, it’s always great to see readers appreciating your work.

    Best wishes,

    Alan Johnson

  9. By PS3 on Mar 18, 2008

    I’ve seen the name around the internet a lot but today was the first time I’ve seen your blog Alan.

    The first thing that struck me was that the PR was low - is that because it is so new?

    Surely there must be some luck involved? Is it not lucky that the right readers saw your post(s) on Digg and gave you the thumbs up? Can that be explained with probability?

    Overall though, it is great to see hard work, far too many people want things just to drop in their laps.

    Great work.

  10. By thegeekboys on Mar 18, 2008

    that’s freakin crazy I have to read this! maybe evn do a post about this

  11. By Shanker Bakshi on Mar 18, 2008

    I read some of his guest post at john chow, no doubt he is a great writer, all i can say is keep on doing great job alan.

  12. By jayson on Mar 18, 2008

    Just proves that hard work still counts in this modern world. Good!

    Keep it up Alan.

  13. By t shirt blog on Jun 12, 2008

    I would love to read ten posts on exactly how to gain subscribers. I am also surprised with as many technorati fave me trains and other things out there that there is not many rss subscriber trains going around. I would jump on board that. Maybe your next post can be the start of a subscriber train.

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