How/where can I advertise my blog and generate the most traffic in the least time?

[LondonElite]

Hi I have a blog about being unemployed and I want to create a movement if you like to turn the tide of seeing Unemployed people as useless or less than they should be. I want to focus on London and provide help and support through shared knowledge. Im unemployed myself and Im sick of the government and some of society behaving as if , if you dont have a paid job you deserve no respect! In an era where it isnt possible to have full employment, its out dated thinking, Id like to create a revolution, so far its me and my cat Carlton and we arent totally internet saavy. Media URL: http://unemployednotstupid.wordpress.com
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[BrainsTracy]

so why are you unemployed? I think that's what we are all wondering now?

Start a blog/movement by all means but at least explain the position you intend to take.

[BrainsTracy]

sorry extra ? typo, I know it really should not be there.

[pdust]

It says you have facebook..have you tried making a page about it all?

[ChocolatChip]

I'm quite concerned that you seem particularly aggressive in your posts on your blog. Which may put off people reading, particularly potential employers?

I'd also suggest that many thousands of people write a blog, even I like to dabble occasionally, getting famous or even getting people to listen to you is extremely hard and extremely unlikely. You have to have something special, and unemployment I would imagine is probably a big area that people write about.

If you do want to do this seriously, I think you also may want to brush up on your grammar and punctuation. I'm sorry if this has offended, but this is an outsider view, and this is what you will come across everyday.

[boxtops]

YOu may find that there are people like you out there already - not being difficult, but why would people particularly go to YOUR blog?

[ChocolatChip]

I'd also like to say that I do sympathise with your unemployment, my husband was unemployed for a long time due to disability discrimination, mostly discreet although oftenly blatant.
It's a waiting game, and you may have to lower your standards to get a job. My husband was a Head Chef in a high paying job, due to illness he had to quit and took him 8 months to find another job which was a £5 per hour Sales Assistant.
He is now a Manager :)