Increase traffic to a newly created site

[mojtabamo121]

My site was established 1 month ago, and it has no visitors, the subject of my site is programming and WordPress training, and etc.
How can I increase my site traffic to 100 IP per day? My experience in this field was local and limited to my city and country, and this is the first international website I launched. Thank you for your help.

 

[Mr Positive]

1) target social media but be careful your url May be marked as spam

2) join forums and post there

3) paid ads is another option

 

[bhcg101]

I agree with @Mr Positive on targeting social media.

I'd also set up a Pinterest page and create some boards and posts. I'd get set up on Twitter and start posting there too and do the same with Instagram. I'd do something like FS Poster, Meet Edgar etc. to set and forget posts so that they get posted on autopilot. I'd look into a press release to get some visibility and links. I'd look into setting up ads, trying some cheap gigs on Fiverr (some are good, some are awful) but be sure to do your research to find the gems. I'd hire some writers to write some content for guestblogging (leverage other people's traffic to help you get some of your own) etc.

You've got a lot of work to do to get a new site off the ground. It might be 6 months before you start to see any real traffic and that is IF you're doing the groundwork and laying the foundation by posting more content in the meantime to get some links. No links means you've got no chance of ranking in the search engines.

Remember you're also on a forum where there are all sorts of link services that will help to get your site out there to help you start getting traffic. I hope that helps.

 

[Terle]

Use the power of social media to start getting traffic.

 

[mojtabamo121]

1) target social media but be careful your url May be marked as spam

2) join forums and post there

3) paid ads is another option

Thank you for your help

 

[mojtabamo121]

I agree with @Mr Positive on targeting social media.

I'd also set up a Pinterest page and create some boards and posts. I'd get set up on Twitter and start posting there too and do the same with Instagram. I'd do something like FS Poster, Meet Edgar etc. to set and forget posts so that they get posted on autopilot. I'd look into a press release to get some visibility and links. I'd look into setting up ads, trying some cheap gigs on Fiverr (some are good, some are awful) but be sure to do your research to find the gems. I'd hire some writers to write some content for guestblogging (leverage other people's traffic to help you get some of your own) etc.

You've got a lot of work to do to get a new site off the ground. It might be 6 months before you start to see any real traffic and that is IF you're doing the groundwork and laying the foundation by posting more content in the meantime to get some links. No links means you've got no chance of ranking in the search engines.

Remember you're also on a forum where there are all sorts of link services that will help to get your site out there to help you start getting traffic. I hope that helps.

Do you suggest that I work in social networks and buy link building packages? I wanted to buy the link, but another question I had, for example, is anyone on Twitter looking for WordPress and programming tutorials?

 

[bhcg101]

I do think that you should be targeting social because that's just good practice in gaining visibility and starting engagement with your website.

With that said, there's no point in buying link building packages if you haven't already targeted keywords associated with your niche. Research is just one of those fundamental elements of what anyone with a website should be doing from day 1. You can buy a ton of links but if you don't know who to target then you're wasting your time. I hope at this point you've invested into some keyword research tools to figure out who your audience is and the volume of traffic they bring in on other platforms and websites.

 

[mojtabamo121]

I do think that you should be targeting social because that's just good practice in gaining visibility and starting engagement with your website.

With that said, there's no point in buying link building packages if you haven't already targeted keywords associated with your niche. Research is just one of those fundamental elements of what anyone with a website should be doing from day 1. You can buy a ton of links but if you don't know who to target then you're wasting your time. I hope at this point you've invested into some keyword research tools to figure out who your audience is and the volume of traffic they bring in on other platforms and websites.

I misinterpreted what I meant. I explored my keywords and strategies. My questions were about social networks that you said I should be active in, but since the subject of my site is not very popular and is specialized, I had some doubts about working in social networks.

 

[Giz0mX]

Forums are very much active when it comes to your niche. Be active on forums and provide support to your fellow wordpress enthusiasts and suggest them to read your blog posts. Growing your social media accounts will also be helpful.

 

[mojtabamo121]

Forums are very much active when it comes to your niche. Be active on forums and provide support to your fellow wordpress enthusiasts and suggest them to read your blog posts. Growing your social media accounts will also be helpful.

Thanks for the help, I will compile a list of forums that allow me to put my site link in the posts and start my activity in them.

 

[SilverLine22]

See...I would say if you're in Some Programming & Training Courses, then you must drive traffic from YouTube.

Launch some brief videos and connect visitors to website for full series etc.

Try to fetch traffic from Quora as well

 

[jaerehan]

Put a blog post daily with high volume, low competition keywords with unique content. Get backlinks form high authority site. then promote your content in relevant online communities and too put ad in social media. Finally make your site more responsive and fast.

 

[blackbeans]

Hire a VA on a quota basis and you'll get traffic

How?

After every post, your VA will

- post to FB groups
- break down your posts into tweets and tweet away hitting different hashtags (scheduled tweets so your account is most active when people in your target region are awake)
- turn your pictures into Pinterest pins with hash tags
- find guest post sources using your posts as portfolio items
- find relevant blog posts and comment without using your post's link - instead talking it up and using your target focus keywords (how does this help? When people search your focus kw and pull up your article in the results and click through your ranking increases0
- post tons of questions related to your posts and answer them with other accounts and use your link as source

 

[Dark Sky]

OP

If your goal is to make money from this website, I'm going to disagree with everyone above. I don't normally do this...

I've witnessed friends going for the above ways, and the traffic from social media is shockingly bad at converting, no joke. one of my friends has done this for 2 year, he still won't give up, his page is 40k likes, he has Tiktoks, snapchats, Instagram's, products, a brand. And yet he just can't convert them no matter how hard he tries.

Meanwhile me over here with SEO, is earning 3x as much from 6 months of little work.

Go down the SEO route, not social media unless you really have something outstanding to offer over your competition.

 

[mojtabamo121]

See...I would say if you're in Some Programming & Training Courses, then you must drive traffic from YouTube.

Launch some brief videos and connect visitors to website for full series etc.

Try to fetch traffic from Quora as well

Thanks for the tips, I launched the YouTube channel and am looking to make a video

Hire a VA on a quota basis and you'll get traffic

How?

After every post, your VA will

- post to FB groups
- break down your posts into tweets and tweet away hitting different hashtags (scheduled tweets so your account is most active when people in your target region are awake)
- turn your pictures into Pinterest pins with hash tags
- find guest post sources using your posts as portfolio items
- find relevant blog posts and comment without using your post's link - instead talking it up and using your target focus keywords (how does this help? When people search your focus kw and pull up your article in the results and click through your ranking increases0
- post tons of questions related to your posts and answer them with other accounts and use your link as source

Thanks for the great help

OP

If your goal is to make money from this website, I'm going to disagree with everyone above. I don't normally do this...

I've witnessed friends going for the above ways, and the traffic from social media is shockingly bad at converting, no joke. one of my friends has done this for 2 year, he still won't give up, his page is 40k likes, he has Tiktoks, snapchats, Instagram's, products, a brand. And yet he just can't convert them no matter how hard he tries.

Meanwhile me over here with SEO, is earning 3x as much from 6 months of little work.

Go down the SEO route, not social media unless you really have something outstanding to offer over your competition.

Do you know the link about SEO route or more details?

 

[Dark Sky]

Thanks for the tips, I launched the YouTube channel and am looking to make a video

Thanks for the great help

Do you know the link about SEO route or more details?

Start here.

https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo
Then move onto here.

https://ahrefs.com/blog/
Then drink some beer and dive into this

https://moz.com/learn/seo
Finish off with a touch of matt diggity and kyle roof on youtube.

You are now officially in the SEO game.

 

[OneFourNine]

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-rank-a-quick-guide-for-newbies.781273/
Also read this

 

[mojtabamo121]

Start here.

https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo
Then move onto here.

https://ahrefs.com/blog/
Then drink some beer and dive into this

https://moz.com/learn/seo
Finish off with a touch of matt diggity and kyle roof on youtube.

You are now officially in the SEO game.

I know on page seo and I worked off page seo locally, I hope I can get SEO skills with these links.I do not know how to thank you for your help :*

 

[Dark Sky]

I know on page seo and I worked off page seo locally, I hope I can get SEO skills with these links.I do not know how to thank you for your help :*

No problem mate,

If you are familiar with NLP, Search intent, TF * IDF, Keyword clusters, Topical clusters, Virtual Silos & Backlinks. Then you have a good arsenal to start with. That's the majority of my on-page SEO strategy (excluding the backlinks which is off page SEO)

 

[Mr(Ace)]

My site was established 1 month ago, and it has no visitors, the subject of my site is programming and WordPress training, and etc.
How can I increase my site traffic to 100 IP per day? My experience in this field was local and limited to my city and country, and this is the first international website I launched. Thank you for your help.

The first step to increasing traffic is to make sure your site is as optimized as possible. SEO (search engine optimization) is the process of making sure that your website can be found by people looking for your product or service on search engines like Google. In that case, you could try to get some traffic to your site by sharing your content on Quora or Reddit. This is because Quora and Reddit are communities of people who are interested in the same things you are. Since they have already built trust with each other, your new content could also be trusted by the community.
I’ve read a lot of people saying that there are no shortcuts to success. This is true, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways you can increase your odds of success. The internet is an incredibly powerful tool for getting information, but the sheer volume of information is overwhelming.