Generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa

Are you one of those writers frustrated with your page views in Bukisa? You dream of making hundreds of dollars every month with your articles in Bukisa, but you are still far away from the making the first ten dollars in Bukisa because nobody reads your articles.

Many new writers are pleased with the payment scheme in Bukisa. Bukisa pays more for page views than other writing sites and has exceptionally generous referral rates.

However, reality sets in when they see that not many people view their articles. It seems very hard to reach minimum payout when each article attracts only ten to twenty page views.

How to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa?

The first way to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa is to ping the new article. For every new article that you published, do send a ping.

The purpose of sending a ping is to let the various search engines know that you have a new content, and that they should send a robot to crawl the articles. You can use pingoat, pingmyblog, and pingomatic to ping the article. You can put in the title of the article as your blog title, and the URL of your article as the blog's URL.

The second way to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa is to send rss feed to various blog directories. You can find your rss feed in your account page. Just click on the rss feed button, and you can access the rss feed page. Just copy the whole URL and paste them to feedbees.com. Feedbees.com is a rss feeds directory, and is a free service.

Beside Feedbees, you can send rss feed to rssmountain, another rss feeds directory. The importance of submitting to rss feed directory is that your rss feed is likely to pick up by major websites, and that will generate more traffic for you.

You do not need to keep on submitting your rss feed since the rss feed will update the moment you publish a new article.

The third way to generate traffic to your articles is to make use of free search engine submission service. You can try out www.official.my to submit the url of your profile page in Bukisa.

Even though you have heard of Google, Yahoo, and MSN, the three popular search engines in the cyber world, there are in fact a few hundred smaller search engines and web directories that can generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa.

The fourth way to generate traffic to your articles is to promote your articles internally. Based on the computation of page views used by Bukisa, which is actually based on the number of loading of advertisements, you will gain one page view when people read your articles, and another page view when the reader leaves a comment, and wait for the advertisement to reload.

For a new writer, you have to advertise your presence. The best way is to leave as many comments as you can, and do not close the window until the advertisements reload completely.

Your fellow writers in Bukisa will likely leave comments on your articles and generate traffic to your articles. Even if you do not have much to say, you can at least leave a clear and sincere comment, such as “Great writings on xxx”.

The fifth way to generate traffic to your articles is to use social networking sites, provided you already have the accounts. If you do not have, you do not need to waste time setting up the account. You can ask your friends who have Twitter, Facebook or whatever to promote the content for you.

The sixth way to generate traffic to your articles is to make use of seo techniques in your articles. You do want natural traffic from search engine, so you have to learn to write for search engine. This is, in fact, the most effortless method to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa.

The last way to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa is to make use of splash page or your blog (without Google Adsense), and then use traffic exchange to channel traffic. Since the readers will deem as come from your blog or the splash page, it is not against the TOS of Bukisa.

However, this is the last resort, and I do not recommend making use of this method to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa. It is not hard to make money from writing articles and submitting to Bukisa, if you put in enough effort to generate traffic to your articles in Bukisa.

Detective Story by Imre Kertesz

Detective Story by Imre Kertesz is a short thriller without all the blood curling description of horror.


Detective Story by Imre Kertesz is written in a first person perspective, from the viewpoint of Antonio Martens.

Antonio Martens recalled his role in the murder of Federigo and Enrique, a prominent father and son who were innocent of the charges.

Detective Story by Imre Kertesz shows the dictatorship and the presence of the secret police in an unknown country.

When the secret police made a mistake, they fabricated evidences for the sake of covering their mistake. As a result, the innocent father and son had to die.

Detective Story by Imre Kertesz is a very short book. While there is no description of the torture and assassination methods used by the secret police, the readers are left to use their imagination to imagine the worst.


While Antonio Martens kept on describing himself as the new boy, and seemed to play very minor role in the secret police. The implied truth is that he misuses his power. The fact that he read Enrique’s diary to his ex girlfriend showed his desire to torture her.

This little book, Detective Story by Imre Kertesz, is a book worth reading. This little book shows the fear of the common people living under a dictator. This little book highlights the power of the secret police. Truth does not matter where the secret police is concerned.

Justice does not matter where the secret police is concerned. Even money and contact with powerful persons in the country do not help.

Enrique is much wiser than his father. His father still believes in law and justice. Enrique knows that there is no way they can escape death.

Detective Story by Imre Kertesz is a book with a message. It is very different from the other books which win him the Novel Price in Literature. However, the message is clearly sent across to readers.

There is one paragraph in this book with a profound message. This paragraph explains where the people under oppression get the power to stand up against the dictatorship. This particular paragraph is:

A person usually fights against a power in order to gain power himself. Or else because the power in question is threatening his life.