Is Wordpress more indexed in Google than BLOGGER ?

Hello Guys,
last mongth I create some articles in my tech blog, but these articles didn't get any traffic, I used SEO techniques ( meta tags, keywords, title...) but no results. Is the problem in BLOGGER or in my nich or something else ?

 

First things first did you just do onpage SEO? If so then this is the problem. A lot more than that is involved to get ranked. Hope that helps.. you might want to do a little research into SEO.

 

As per my knowledge, it doesn't depend on wordpress or blogspot.
First thing is, you must have unique and valuable content in your blogs. And then after make proper seo, On-Page and Off-Page then surely it will bring you traffic if you make seo for your blogs.

 

It's driven by links and back links. If wordpress is filled with links though, and they connect to each other in some way, then it's possible wordpress is better... I will say this. Wordpress has been very popular and when I'm searching for random things I'll often get wordpress links in the search findings. To be honest, I can't recall ever seeing a blogger link. I'm not just saying that either. My blogs are all on blogger, because I like it.

 

Can you give us an example of your work? I mean your content?
And I wanna know what strategies have you done already (off page)??

 

Yes, I'm working just in On-Page Seo, is Off-Page Seo more important than On-Page ?

 

Thanks webmaster44, I'll work with your advice

 

Thanks for your time RideCut, this really helped me

 

Thanks Jeremy, me too I like Blogger because it's easy to use, easy to edit template and FREE

 

Hi Patricia, my blog is in arabic, if you can understand its language I'll send it to you in a message.
Anyway, I post on it lessons in philosophy, maths, physics...and I get 1000 visitors per day, the problem is a friend had just create a blog he posts few lessons and he gets 3000 visitors per day ( I have more than 200 lessons, he has just 60 lessons)

 

That is vague information, maybe his blog is better...
Maybe he is doing SEO, and you are not; he is apparently
doing something more then you are for half the work load....
more content does not always mean better results.

 

No, thank you I don't understand arabic, but dscurlock might be right, maybe your efforts aren't good enough.
Maybe your content doesn't have that subject headline that entice your audience, but he got.
You know we can only assume here since we don't really know what efforts you've made already.
On the other hand, I suggest that you compare your work to your friend.
I suggest you analyze, that's the best thing you can do, so that you will be able to narrow down what should be done, or changes that needs to be made.
If you are able to figure it out, then experiment on your strategies.
I've once made an experiment on sharing content on social media before, and I found out that timing is important. It increases your chance to get more engagement from people. That works for me I must say. It might work for you too, if not then do your own experiment.

 

Thank you Patrica, I'm going to follow your advice; and I hope it will work.

 

Hey,

Why not post a link to your blog and a link to your friend's blog here. We could take a look and see the differences. The difference could really depend on a lot of things. Some of it might be out of your control.

What if he posted a lesson to his wall, then someone read it by chance, liked it, and shared it on his wall, but he has like 4000 followers that will check out anything he shares religiously? See there's things you can't help, or control..

Aside from that you would want to look at the aesthetic feel of his site. Are his images better? Are his headlines better? Does he have a better layout? Does he write well, less spelling errors, more humor?

What are you writing like, and who are you marketing the writing to? Does your writing style match the people you're marketing to. Do you write what your fans want?

Checking if you're writing what you audience wants is pretty simple. Blogger supplies analytics. Just see what topics you're writing to get the most views. Make sure that you're writing on the topics that have bigger numbers in the turnout.

If you have money to spare you should try hiring some people.

Go with elance.com

you could pay someone $60 to tweet, post in their fb wall, and share you're blog through im with as many friends as they can. There's a few things you can do to grow your business. If you have the funds you don't worry about whether you'll get the money back or not... That's not really the point.. Just ask yourself, can I spare $40-$60 every month or every other month to grow my audience?