First learn to find ,share your blog URL with your friends ,family.URL is a domain like that domain is your address..If you are a blogspot blogger then in that domain name blogspot must be linked cause your blog direct link to your blog.As example XBlogger.blogspot.com this is my address or URL.
Next you need to put your blog into SEO.Besides friends and family, your initial readers will come through the "Next Blog" link, randomly. You will get more "Next Blog" traffic from posting more, and you'll get less from posting less. And, you'll need this initial traffic, to start building the.reputation of the blog.Most long term readers will initially find your blog through search engine hits, from meaningful searches. Not from searching for your blog by the name or the URL.
You have to get the search engines involved, but you won't get listed by them, automatically. You have to do some work, let them know that you're there, that you want to be listed, and that you are worthy of being listed
1. Get your friends to link to your blog, where your blog is relevant.
2. Participate in forums, where your blog is relevant, and include the URL.
3. Comment on other blogs, in relevant comments, and include the URL.
4. Put relevant and useful content in your blog.
5. Some search engines may index your blog using the site feed. Be sure to activate the feed.
6. When you have done all of the above, your blog will have some weight. Submit your blog to the search engines, for indexing.
7. Post frequently, and keep the content of your blog moving.
Remember , None of this happens overnight. Search engines can take months to index your blog fully. And even when indexed, don't expect for a search to some key element in your blog to give you an entry on the first page of the search hits. And remember that owners of other blogs, like yours, are actively working to be included by Google too. Try to ignore the babble about SEO.
Blogging is all about Patience.
To put it in search use Google Webmaster Tools, and Yahoo Site Explorer, to watch the indexing progress, keep an eye for problems, and know when the blog is indexed. And to setup a sitemap, which is useful to the search engines.And use a visitor meter, to know objectively when you get readers, and how your readers find the blog. Don't use comments, or lack of comments, to measure viewer involvement. Both FlagCounter, SiteMeter, and StatCounter are free, easy to install, and will give you the beginning blogger the detail about your visitors, that you need and can use easily. The first gives you simple visitor counts, tabulated by country. The last two give you rudimentary visitor logs, as well as simple visitor counts. Google Analytics, that's suggested by some helpers here, is more useful to small businesses and corporations
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