Tumblr traffic?

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It is possible to get website traffic from Tumblr and how can any body tell me the method?
 
Depends on the site. For adult you could watermark the pics. For some viral story you could do a "full article" link to the source(your site) and then reblog it in your network over and over and try to get organic tumblr users to reblog it.
 
Build your audience, like you would do on any other network (fb, twitter).
Content, follow, like other pages and post your links.
If you have time and are willing to offer value: engage with others as well.
 
I've been reblogging on tumblr and posting my own stuff for a month now, got zero traffic to the tumblr page! I guess the niche sucks and isn't too popular.

What I have learned though, is that the stuff that trends is pure cancer, it's all gynocentric feminist stuff, cutesy Asian teen boys doing weird things, animal memes, and much worse! I'm not sure what good any traffic from there would do honestly. Perhaps the adult niche is useful, but for some reason I never find anything at all when typing "ass" or "pawg", or whatever in the search. If I found some form of useful adult themed research material, I would probably make a blog for it, but no luck so far...
 
I guess if people cannot get other, real tumblr users to reblog their stuff then it's not really working. If 100 to 500 tumblr accounts are reblogging each other through a bot what does that accomplish if none of the rebloggers are actual humans? I don't even see how you can call that traffic. So the failure is at the beginning of the pipeline: nobody likes the content enough to voluntarily reblog.
 
I had some good experiences with it to be fair. Posts and stories about cosmetics seem to do well as we had tens of thousands of clicks from Tumblr from just a few posts about some of the eye shadows in our shop. one in particular had 17,000 views in a matter of days, it tailed off very fast but still it generated a bunch of sales over time.
 
Build your audience, like you would do on any other network (fb, twitter).
Content, follow, like other pages and post your links.
If you have time and are willing to offer value: engage with others as well.
it can work
 
Other than reblogging on Tumblr, etc, you can in fact 'hijack' expired or deleted tumblr sub domain and redirect that to your site instead through a script. You can scan through the available expired/deleted Tumblr blogs through Scrapbox web2.0 checker, and then run through the available list on SemRUSH which will show you an approximate amount of traffic for that site , and filter the good ones out.
 
Other than reblogging on Tumblr, etc, you can in fact 'hijack' expired or deleted tumblr sub domain and redirect that to your site instead through a script. You can scan through the available expired/deleted Tumblr blogs through Scrapbox web2.0 checker, and then run through the available list on SemRUSH which will show you an approximate amount of traffic for that site , and filter the good ones out.
I never had a paid subscription on semrush. Can you bulk check domains for traffic?
 
Other than reblogging on Tumblr, etc, you can in fact 'hijack' expired or deleted tumblr sub domain and redirect that to your site instead through a script. You can scan through the available expired/deleted Tumblr blogs through Scrapbox web2.0 checker, and then run through the available list on SemRUSH which will show you an approximate amount of traffic for that site , and filter the good ones out.

That sounds more like linkjuice than organic traffic. Expired tumblrs are only on the SE radars because of existing external backlinks. Their friends list and follower lists have been zapped and 90% of them are not indexed in google anyway. So with a redirect you've got guaranteed forever zero content redirecting to your site with 90% of them not even being indexed? Not sure if I'd trust SEMrush traffic indicators for these.
 
how much traffic are you looking to get? and for what niche? tumblr audiences are fanatical about things but don't care at all about others so you need to be aiming in the niches that get a lot of views (fashion, kpop, harry potter, etc.)
 
is there any explanation for looking for traffic on tumblr? my account is always deleted by tumblr
 
You can choose the niche related tumblr expired domain. Because tumblr is social media like fb, twitter. So you can drive real traffic easily with quality content.
 
5 month ago i use to run 4 tumblr account without any proxy and i use to get 1k + visitor in just some week then after some time the all got terminated .... so i did buy 5 proxy and run 10 account but now ther geting terminated to fast like i get terminated befor even get 100 followers i realy need help but cant fiend anyone to ask for help[ :(
 
Have you figured out why they're getting terminated? It may just be due to their content in which case proxies wouldn't make a difference. Or you could be doing something naive such as using proxies on the same browser without clearning cookies from the previous tumblr account.
 
Have you figured out why they're getting terminated? It may just be due to their content in which case proxies wouldn't make a difference. Or you could be doing something naive such as using proxies on the same browser without clearning cookies from the previous tumblr account.
hmm i add 10 person in Chrome and use Proxy SwitchySharp in all of them then i did add proxy on them 1 by 1 so i dont need to clean anythig i can just open that person Chrome and use that proxy that what i am doing idk if its ok or not what you guys use if you have like 10 to 100 blog i know some peopel have more then that how the log to ther blog to spy on ????? i am mising something?
 
I guess if people cannot get other, real tumblr users to reblog their stuff then it's not really working. If 100 to 500 tumblr accounts are reblogging each other through a bot what does that accomplish if none of the rebloggers are actual humans? I don't even see how you can call that traffic. So the failure is at the beginning of the pipeline: nobody likes the content enough to voluntarily reblog.
can you recommended good content is all about ?
 
hmm i add 10 person in Chrome and use Proxy SwitchySharp in all of them then i did add proxy on them 1 by 1 so i dont need to clean anythig i can just open that person Chrome and use that proxy that what i am doing idk if its ok or not what you guys use if you have like 10 to 100 blog i know some peopel have more then that how the log to ther blog to spy on ????? i am mising something?

Maybe it's your IP addresses. If your proxies are shared proxies then they could already be blacklisted on tumblr if someone is using them with another method on tumblr.

can you recommended good content is all about ?

Going by this very thread, good content on tumblr is stuff like:

What I have learned though, is that the stuff that trends is pure cancer, it's all gynocentric feminist stuff, cutesy Asian teen boys doing weird things, animal memes, and much worse!

and

I had some good experiences with it to be fair. Posts and stories about cosmetics seem to do well as we had tens of thousands of clicks from Tumblr from just a few posts about some of the eye shadows in our shop. one in particular had 17,000 views in a matter of days, it tailed off very fast but still it generated a bunch of sales over time.
 
Or, adding another twist to this - if you are able to scan through old/expired tumblr sub-domains, you can in fact check the subdomain's traffic through semrush and it can give you an overview on whether that existing/expired sub-domain has some traffic to it.
There are indeed some sub-domains with traffic, and you can in fact re-direct that to your site, and instant free traffic for your site. But this traffic is temporary though, as after the site visitors notice that the original site is no longer there, they just stopped visiting.
 
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