Dakshant Thakur
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- Jun 13, 2017
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Please tell me strategies and ideas to increase traffic for the new website.
Best ideas to increase website traffic for free
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Rachmaninoff
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- Jan 19, 2011
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Videos submission and social media surely would help.
- Aug 4, 2015
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Get active on social media, To write better content and guest blogging
Jeffwilliams
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- Feb 20, 2017
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The strategies and ideas to increase website traffic:
Advertise
Get Active on Social Media
Pay Attention to On-Page SEO
Target Long-Tail Keywords
Start Guest Blogging
Invite Others to Guest Blog on Your Site
Post Content to LinkedIn
Implement Schema Microdata
Link Internally
Make Sure Your Site is Responsive
Advertise
Get Active on Social Media
Pay Attention to On-Page SEO
Target Long-Tail Keywords
Start Guest Blogging
Invite Others to Guest Blog on Your Site
Post Content to LinkedIn
Implement Schema Microdata
Link Internally
Make Sure Your Site is Responsive
jeanniemay96
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- Aug 22, 2017
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great to read about jeffwilliams answer. as of he said I agree with that, you can proceed his Idea.
Great Gatsby
Regular Member
- Mar 14, 2016
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There are a lot of ways to bring in quality traffic to your website. Sharing viral contents on social media and being active is one of the main strategies.
You can also focus on doing blog comments manually, this gives traffic if you post a valid information. Infographics, guest blogging is also very helpful.
You can also focus on doing blog comments manually, this gives traffic if you post a valid information. Infographics, guest blogging is also very helpful.
risingstar9695
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- Mar 22, 2017
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Do WHITEHATSEO and active in social media
speedhawk45
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- Jan 15, 2017
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there is no ' free ' way of getting traffic. even when you're using social media to bring traffic to a site, remember you're paying your electricity and internet bills to use a computer, and you use a computer to access your site, so whatever you do is not entirely free. in my opinion the ' free ' ways would take more of your time but there will always be a small cost involved. it's like a time/money ratio.
so change that mindset of ' free '. there's nothing free, as i said above there's always a cost involved with things one way or another. the cost may be money, the cost may be time. there's always a cost.
all in all i think the best way to get traffic to your website, and especially long term traffic is SEO. once you get your site ranked and slowly build links, you're building a long term asset. for SEO there are many guides but PBN's, Guest posts and high authority links should be included in your tier 1. ofcourse you can also go ahead and get expired and aged web2.0's, build contextual links to them as tier 2 and spam in tier 3. try using expired twitter accounts as well those work good too now adays. but what i'm telling you about SEO is like what works now adays, and it will save you a lot of confusion when you first start with SEO. if you have a competitive niche your cost will increase obviously but try to target long tail keywords in high volumes. 100 longtail keywords with 500 monthly traffic per keyword is 50,000 total ms. so do try SEO, it's one of the best sources of traffic you can think of.
^ tho this is not ' free ', it depends on your niche and competition.
honestly getting traffic to your site depends on what your site is about. first analyze what your site is about. then serach niches related to it on social media. see what your compeitotrs are doing, and copy them. don't plain copy them, try to do what they're doing in a much better way. So for instance if there is a FB page about your niche, that means you can create one too. if there isn't one then analyze whether you can make a FB page or not. after you've made it, start writing content and then share it to gather audience. now you can either spend a few $$ for page promotion, or you can create mass fake accounts and post in groups, or you can use FB like jackers. it all depends on you.
A similar process can happen with twitter. And with instagram. Let's not forget reddit. Thing is you can get traffic from anywhere, it depends on your niche and the way you attract audience. if you don't really know how you can get traffic from these areas then go to google, write
intitle:twitter site:blackhatworld.com
and all the threads which have twitter in their title will come up. read those, there are great methods on people getting traffic to their offer/site. if it's facebook you wanan use, type facebook instead of twitter in the above code. and then read those threads. remember to see what other people/competitors are doing. it's time consuming but worth it in the end TRUST me.
also try to use youtube to target long tail keywords in your niche and rank your videos in google, there was a post by @ZlatanTheGod on how he made money with youtube by targetting long tail keywords but i hadn't had the time to see his full thread.
you can get traffic in lots of ways but there is no ' free ' way of doing it. if you want good traffic you need to have some sort of investment involved. be it small or big. you will require money in the future and trust me having some is always good.
hope that helps,
remember to copy your competitors. and do what they do, in a better and a unique way.
so change that mindset of ' free '. there's nothing free, as i said above there's always a cost involved with things one way or another. the cost may be money, the cost may be time. there's always a cost.
all in all i think the best way to get traffic to your website, and especially long term traffic is SEO. once you get your site ranked and slowly build links, you're building a long term asset. for SEO there are many guides but PBN's, Guest posts and high authority links should be included in your tier 1. ofcourse you can also go ahead and get expired and aged web2.0's, build contextual links to them as tier 2 and spam in tier 3. try using expired twitter accounts as well those work good too now adays. but what i'm telling you about SEO is like what works now adays, and it will save you a lot of confusion when you first start with SEO. if you have a competitive niche your cost will increase obviously but try to target long tail keywords in high volumes. 100 longtail keywords with 500 monthly traffic per keyword is 50,000 total ms. so do try SEO, it's one of the best sources of traffic you can think of.
^ tho this is not ' free ', it depends on your niche and competition.
honestly getting traffic to your site depends on what your site is about. first analyze what your site is about. then serach niches related to it on social media. see what your compeitotrs are doing, and copy them. don't plain copy them, try to do what they're doing in a much better way. So for instance if there is a FB page about your niche, that means you can create one too. if there isn't one then analyze whether you can make a FB page or not. after you've made it, start writing content and then share it to gather audience. now you can either spend a few $$ for page promotion, or you can create mass fake accounts and post in groups, or you can use FB like jackers. it all depends on you.
A similar process can happen with twitter. And with instagram. Let's not forget reddit. Thing is you can get traffic from anywhere, it depends on your niche and the way you attract audience. if you don't really know how you can get traffic from these areas then go to google, write
intitle:twitter site:blackhatworld.com
and all the threads which have twitter in their title will come up. read those, there are great methods on people getting traffic to their offer/site. if it's facebook you wanan use, type facebook instead of twitter in the above code. and then read those threads. remember to see what other people/competitors are doing. it's time consuming but worth it in the end TRUST me.
also try to use youtube to target long tail keywords in your niche and rank your videos in google, there was a post by @ZlatanTheGod on how he made money with youtube by targetting long tail keywords but i hadn't had the time to see his full thread.
you can get traffic in lots of ways but there is no ' free ' way of doing it. if you want good traffic you need to have some sort of investment involved. be it small or big. you will require money in the future and trust me having some is always good.
hope that helps,
remember to copy your competitors. and do what they do, in a better and a unique way.
- Aug 4, 2015
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Just add a few more with this buddy,
Make Sure Your Site is Fast
Foster a Sense of Community
Make Yourself Heard in Comment Sections
Examine Your Analytics Data
Get Active on Social Media
Submit Your Content to Aggregator Sites
Incorporate Video into Your Content Strategy
Research the Competition
Host Webinars
Attend Conferences
starplayer
Regular Member
- Mar 13, 2017
- 206
- 49
Traffic is crucial to the success of any online venture.these tips will help u to boost your site's traffic.
- check your SEO strategy
- target the right keywords
- meta description
- choosing Ad keywords
- use the data
- alternatives to Adwords
- create great content
- guest blogging
Krusereact
BANNED
- Aug 23, 2017
- 24
- 3
SEO, Social Media, E-mail list building, there are many ways to increase traffic but SEO is #1 on my opinion.
Logan.J
Registered Member
- Jun 10, 2016
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- 17
These are few ways which will get you traffic.
Get trending updates in your niche and write an article based on that topic.
Publish the articles on your blog and share them on social media channels which are available in plenty. Just look out for the suitable ones and get them shared.
Blog comments relevant to your niche will be helpful.
Get trending updates in your niche and write an article based on that topic.
Publish the articles on your blog and share them on social media channels which are available in plenty. Just look out for the suitable ones and get them shared.
Blog comments relevant to your niche will be helpful.
If you're asking a question, then use a question mark in the thread title.
