Have i told you before that i have been taking Yaro Storak’s Blog Mastermind e-lessons since this August ? Later i will tell you the details of this excellent program, however today i would like to inform you about a great tool where you can easily increase traffic to your blog.

I received an e-mail from Yaro this morning with the subject “Can this widget deliver more traffic to your blog?”

I am excited and opened the e-mail. It was about a widget called BlogRush. After reading the e-mail, i could not stop myself signing up to Blog Rush, because i could see the potential in it.

What is BlogRush ?

BlogRush is developed by John Reese, Internet marketing mega-guru. Blog Rush is a traffic exchange widget. You can read over the release process as John talked about it on his blog over the past few days.

BlogRush is a simple idea. Place the BlogRush widget on your blog and earn a credit each time it is displayed when your page loads. You are rewarded by using your credits to display your blog content on other blogs that use the widget. This happens automatically and it’s set and forget – stick the widget on and you start earning credits immediately.

If you are interested in the widget, just check my blog’s top left hand side. You can see the widget and the posts inside it.

How it works?

BlogRush works by taking your RSS feed content and syndicating articles across the network at blogs that are topic-related to yours. Using a combination of context matching and the category you choose for your blog, BlogRush attempts to place your articles on blogs that it thinks are similar to yours. This should increase the click-through rate and

If more blogs join and the technology improves it will be a nice tool for creating traffic to your blog. Still looks like a very nice opportunity on the paper. After having installed the widget, you have to wait 24-48 hours to get the statistics. That is why i can not comment positively or negatively at the moment. No doubt i will let you know if i see any significant increase in traffic after installing the widget.

How to install the code?

When you sign up BlogRush, a javascript/html code is generated for your blog. All you need is to install it to your blog. In Blogger you may go to “control panel”, and then select “template”. Within template you can add by selecting “Insert Html/Java code”. In Word Press control panel, you should click on “Presentation” and then “Widget”. You can then insert the code by selecting Text widget button.

Any limitations on adding new blogs?

I could not find any limitations on adding new blogs. Thus you may add as many blogs as possible to the same account. It only takes 5 minutes to sign up and get the code. All you need is to know your RSS feed and the topic you want your blog to be categorized.

Referral System

You earn credits for bringing people into the program up to ten times below you. When someone you bring into BlogRush begins earning credits you are rewarded with credits. When you referral brings in someone else and they earn credits, you get some more again, and so on and on until ten levels below you.

So it is better you to sign up asap and evaluate this opportunity.

Do you believe it will create traffic for my blog?

Well, frankly speaking without testing the system for a few months, it can be too early to comment on this widget. However the widget itself will surely bring some targeted visitors to your blog, which is the best part of the story. Instead of having 1000 visitors who have no idea about your topic, it is better to have 10 visitors daily who are very much interested in your blog topic.

On the other hand, there is no need to expect an dramatic increase in one day. With the increasing number of referrals, you may also have an increasing visitor trend.

If you are interested, please sign up with BlogRush and let me know your opinions about the program. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are in need of assistance regarding BlogRush. I would be more than happy to assist you.

Viktor Frankl‘s 1946 book Man’s Search for Meaning chronicles his experiences as a concentration camp inmate and describes his psycho-therapeutic method of finding a reason to live. According to him, the book intends to answer the question “How was everyday life in a concentration camp reflected in the mind of the average prisoner?” He also introduces his theory of logotherapy.

The following list of tenets represents Frankl’s basic beliefs regarding the philosophy of Logotherapy:

• Life has meaning under all circumstances, even the most miserable ones.
• Our main motivation for living is our will to find meaning in life.
• We have freedom to find meaning in what we do, and what we experience, or at least in the stand we take when faced with a situation of unchangeable suffering.