goktugderin
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- May 15, 2023
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Greetings,
Previously, many people have said that qualified traffic is the key to our site's SEO processes.
There are basically two ways to get qualified traffic:
As the title suggests, we are going to stick to the free side, but this activity should not be limited to Facebook or Twitter just because they have a lot of members...
You go and post in a 100K Facebook group, 80% of the members are ghost accounts. I personally can't remember the last time I was on Facebook.
You work on hashtags on Twitter, and when there is a link in the tweet, the algorithm throws it back. (It was written in the leaked data itself.)
But Reddit is not like that. You will be banned from many, many channels. And after you open a Reddit account, you can post even without email confirmation.
So what else is there?
You can get qualified traffic on Reddit by spamming (you may need to create a new account all the time) or by doing content marketing organically.
I didn't try too hard for Turkish, but there is a significant return on the global side.
Bonus: There are also Reddit bots if you want to automate things. But I don't use them, I don't need them for now...
Previously, many people have said that qualified traffic is the key to our site's SEO processes.
There are basically two ways to get qualified traffic:
- Paid: Advertising campaigns (Google ads etc.)
- Free: Social bookmarking (Facebook, twitter, pinterest, tumblr, reddit etc.)
As the title suggests, we are going to stick to the free side, but this activity should not be limited to Facebook or Twitter just because they have a lot of members...
Why Reddit for qualified global traffic?
The answer is quite simple, Reddit's channels are more active than other social media networks and are used by relevant people.You go and post in a 100K Facebook group, 80% of the members are ghost accounts. I personally can't remember the last time I was on Facebook.
You work on hashtags on Twitter, and when there is a link in the tweet, the algorithm throws it back. (It was written in the leaked data itself.)
But Reddit is not like that. You will be banned from many, many channels. And after you open a Reddit account, you can post even without email confirmation.
So what else is there?
You can get qualified traffic on Reddit by spamming (you may need to create a new account all the time) or by doing content marketing organically.
I didn't try too hard for Turkish, but there is a significant return on the global side.
Bonus: There are also Reddit bots if you want to automate things. But I don't use them, I don't need them for now...