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Name: Steven Bradley
Location: Boulder, Colorado
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The first thing you have to do is create content that people want to visit (That's not intended to imply your content isn't good). You may have quality content, but keep in mind that has to be the focus and you always have to work to make your content better. No matter how good you think it is there's probably someone else creating content on the same topic who's better. You need to give people a reason to visit your blog instead of that other one.
Next thing is a little bit of patience. It looks like your blog has only been live for a couple of weeks. It takes time to build traffic.
With good content in place you need to get yourself out there. Get yourself in front of the people who are likely to want that content. Given the title of your blog I take it a lot of the info is any Microsoft. Join communities where the people are pro-something other than Microsoft and participate in those communities.
Digg is probably a good community to join since the community is generally not fans of Microsoft. Join the community and become active. Submit content (not yours, but content you think the other members will genuinely like). Leave comments on submissions you like and get to know some of the other people there.
In time they'll get to know you and visit your site and if your content really is quality and the kind of content the community likes people will stick around.
I used Digg as an example, but you can substitute any community. Other blogs, social bookmarking sites, forums, etc. Figure out where the people who would like your content spend their time and then deliver them the content they want.
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