Wordpress allows people to register with your blog site, so you can simply upgrade these people in your admin area to ‘author’ class subscribers, and invite them to contribute.
They are then able to come in and make posts on your blog without seeing or having any kind of access to the more sensitive areas of your WP admin area.
So, you could approach other bloggers in your niche and offer to write unique content and articles for their blog sites, in return for which they would do the same for you.
This would bring a fresh perspective to both of your sites, and should increase traffic for both of you as well, as some of his (or her) loyal readers would take a look (possibly for the very first time) at your site, and vice versa.
Now, extend that idea from a straight one-for-one swap to a group of twenty of fifty bloggers all working together in the same niche, cross-fertilizing each others blog sites with fresh new content on a regular basis.
Imagine how many new visitors that could add to your site, simply by posting articles that you would be writing anyway on a site belonging to someone else, rather than to your own.
This has a couple of further added advantages too.
The more posts that are on your blog site, the more keywords that you can be potentially ranking for in the search engines, plus it creates links between all of the different blogs in the group, and a good network of links is clearly established as one of the two major keys to achieving high search engine rankings (together with SEO).
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