Make it easy for people to make you famous - tag your blog.

Sometimes  Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 at the bottom of an article in a blog you'll see a link that says something like this:
"Did You Like This Article? Bookmark it at Del.icio.us" OR "Digg this article".  OR
"Bookmark this at..." Providing such links makes it very easy for readers to spread the work about your article.
Some blog owners provide a choice of social networking and social bookmarking links or graphics at the end of their articles You label your blog with a tag, such as "pet food". Any Technorati user who has subscribed to that tag will be notified each time you make a post on your blog about pet food.

Social bookmarking sites allow you to share your bookmarks publicly, tagging them to enable others to find them. If people who visit these sites decide your pages are worth sharing, they'll bookmark and tag them so that other people can find them. You can also share an RSS feed of your bookmarks. When you add a bookmark, they learn about it automatically. If you take the time to create genuinely USEFUL collections of bookmarks, people will be more inclined to use them. The Internet community is just starting to catch on to the enormous potential of using social bookmarking tagging to get high quality links to your site from authority sites. Sean Wu explains exactly how to do it in his ebook Tag and Ping.

As Sean explains, there are basically two types of tags – the ones you place on your blog and the ones you place on social bookmarking sites. You can create what he calls your "authority site network". For maximum effectiveness, he recommends you do both. Here's my advice: If you're going to set up "authority" pages on social bookmarking sites, tread carefully. It's a bit like entering a new forum where you don't know the rules. DON'T spam these places. Create pages which
contain, useful, relevant content. Then get links to those pages. Sean tells you how to do that.

Get mentioned on 440 newspaper websites.

Sounds like a dream, doesn't it? You make a post on your website and 440 newspapers quickly link to your blog.

Here's how it works...

Technorati has teamed up with Associated Press (AP). First, you post a blog commenting on an AP news item. When readers visit an AP member website that uses AP Hosted Custom News, they will see a module featuring the "Top Five Most Blogged About" AP articles right next to the article text, dynamically powered by Technorati.

"Additionally, when readers click on an AP article, Technorati will deliver 'Who’s Blogging About' that article. Now, if you have
commentary about an AP story, you can get mentioned in that module simply by linking to that AP news URL,"

Technorati says.  http://technorati.com/weblog/...;

Please note: The "Top Five Most Blogged About" box displays VERY LITTLE. The most emphasis is on your blog's name (NOT the title of your latest post). So to take full advantage of this, you need a really eye-catching name for your blog.

Some Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 use some gimmicks to attract the visitors. This is the one to  people see something odd on a website, they'll often tell other people about it. You can also alert newsletter publishers and blog owners and suggest they mention your gimmick in their newsletter. For example, Jim Crawford tells us how to make a sound play with a mouse over.

 That is some tips from "Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009."