Reddit or Quora for Traffic?

[seojen]

So I have this 7 months lifestyle website that I created following a thread I read here about pinterest traffic.
Now I'm stuck at 40 - 50 visitors a day with very little earnings from adsense ( approx $3 a week )

I was thinking about finding new wayys of getting more traffic using other social sites and the 2 that came into my mind are Quora and Reddit.

Which one do you guys advise me to go for based on your experience ?

 

[Deleted member 813988]

Reddit is great for immediate traffic

 

[aschatria]

I got a few hits from Reddit, but nothing from Quora.

 

[tokstesla]

Ever considered Pinterest?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Both. I don't choose, I do all of 'em.

 

[EMAOneBillion]

Reddit for instant traffic
Quora for long-term

 

[Chris.Roark]

If your website is about lifestyle, have you tried Instagram because this is one niche that tend to work well on it?

 

[SocialManager]

Ever considered Pinterest?

You should read the post before replying. That's what they are using right now.

Reddit is not good for adsense earnings because most users use adblock. So if you are only monetizing with adsense, it's going to be difficult to earn.

But it's easy to get started with them. Just sign up an account and start using it as a regular user. If you see a good spot to submit a link to your site, give it a try.

Do not submit more than 1 link per day and make sure you are sharing other content and making some contents or your website will get easily blacklisted from reddit.

 

[likhonahmed]

Reddit & Quora both are very well to generate traffic but reddit is for instant traffic & quora can gives you long term traffic. So, we can use both of them for our traffic generation.

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

slow traffic -- quora
tidal traffic - reddit

 

[Mr Positive]

Reddit use a account that has 500+ Karma and see the magic also follow subreddit rules just don’t post randomly

 

[seojen]

If your website is about lifestyle, have you tried Instagram because this is one niche that tend to work well on it?

I have not tried it yet.

 

[seojen]

Reddit use a account that has 500+ Karma and see the magic also follow subreddit rules just don’t post randomly

I have an account with 700+ Karma but I tried to submit a link in 2 subs and got rejected.

 

[seojen]

You should read the post before replying. That's what they are using right now.

Reddit is not good for adsense earnings because most users use adblock. So if you are only monetizing with adsense, it's going to be difficult to earn.

But it's easy to get started with them. Just sign up an account and start using it as a regular user. If you see a good spot to submit a link to your site, give it a try.

Do not submit more than 1 link per day and make sure you are sharing other content and making some contents or your website will get easily blacklisted from reddit.

Thanks for the quidance,anyway I'm thinking to add twitter to my list..

 

[seojen]

Both. I don't choose, I do all of 'em.

And how is it working out for you?

 

[seojen]

Ever considered Pinterest?

That's what am currently using but traffic am getting is not sufficient.

 

[thescrrr]

You can always build your own subreddits for long term traffic.

 

[seojen]

You can always build your own subreddits for long term traffic.

I did consider that too, but my time is limited and I have to work hard on pinterest.

 

[BuY PBN LinKs]

"Quora" give extensive results with very targeted traffic

 

[thescrrr]

I did consider that too, but my time is limited and I have to work hard on pinterest.

Then I'd suggest going with the affiliate marketing route instead of display ads, even if you make one sale, you'll earn at least $20.