Traffic is the be-all and end-all. If you don't generate web traffic, your website is worthless. Some people think that having great content is the ideal way to drive visitors to their sites. That's not true to some extent.

I've experienced and learned many things from my short blogging Guest Post High DA. I felt so sad when no one commented on my first blog posts. I had great content, but no one bothered to leave feedback. I started to comment on other blogs. Then bloggers started visiting my blog and returned the favor. I learned that I must get myself out there. I must let people know about me.

The same goes for traffic. You need to know where traffic is and try to get it to your blog. The best way to do that is through guest posting.

I know what you're thinking. Guest posting takes time. That's unquestionably true. But don't forget that the most rewarding things take time. This doesn't apply to guest posting, but to everything else.

Take link building as an example. The easy-to-get links are the ones with the lowest value. If you submit your site URL to thousands of directories in less than 5 minutes, you won't get much value. Those links are very easy to get and therefore, they weight no value in Google's eyes.

The hard-to-get links are the ones Google and other search engines value. Some of these are Editorial/Contextual Links. These are the links surrounded by content. These are hard to get. So they're highly valuable. This is just to tell you that the harder you try, the better.