fansgurus001
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Is there any expert in this field who can give me some advice on how to increase website traffic?
How to increase website traffic? How to do SEO
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AirtightFan
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- Feb 3, 2025
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Plenty of ways to go about it, but it all depends on your niche. Quick wins: focus on SEO (especially long-tail keywords), post consistently, and repurpose content across socials. If you can share more details, happy to give more targeted advice!
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there are many experts on BHW, but I don't think they'll give you advice for free 
But if you want the opinion of a non-expert (ME), then I would recommend you ditch google altogether and focus on social media, forums, and other platforms (Reddit, YT, etc). Google is a dying company, or if you don't believe that SEO is dead, then google is exclusive to the rich and the geeks only, normal people without a coin in their pocket can't thrive in google anymore... not long term anyway because the updates are so frequent that after a few months you have to adapt and start afresh....
Anyway, participate in specialty forums and do social media, probably these are the 2 best ways I can recommend that you can get traffic nowadays, just don't use google! Or, if you have a site with visual content you can try sites like Pinterest, DeviantArt, Imgur, etc... I can bet you're going to get a lot of traffic from these sites if you figure out how to crack their algorithms...
Or - if you're really stubborn and absolutely want search engine traffic - I would say make a few websites for fun, and blast them with SEO software (Xrummer, GSA, SEO Autopilot, etc). The worst case scenario is you will have tanked all of your sites before they even took off, but at least you will have had fun and learned what DOESN'T work.
And the best case scenario is that one one of those sites - miraculously - starts ranking in google (or at least in Bing / DDG) and it gives you a taste of the possibilities but - more importantly - it motivates you to try again.
As I said, I don't recommend you slave your life away to make google even richer and happier (as they are going to steal your content anyway via their garbage AI), but if you're a stubborn mofo and have a lot of time on your hands you can definitely try the churn & burn method to see how far it takes you
But if you want the opinion of a non-expert (ME), then I would recommend you ditch google altogether and focus on social media, forums, and other platforms (Reddit, YT, etc). Google is a dying company, or if you don't believe that SEO is dead, then google is exclusive to the rich and the geeks only, normal people without a coin in their pocket can't thrive in google anymore... not long term anyway because the updates are so frequent that after a few months you have to adapt and start afresh....
Anyway, participate in specialty forums and do social media, probably these are the 2 best ways I can recommend that you can get traffic nowadays, just don't use google! Or, if you have a site with visual content you can try sites like Pinterest, DeviantArt, Imgur, etc... I can bet you're going to get a lot of traffic from these sites if you figure out how to crack their algorithms...
Or - if you're really stubborn and absolutely want search engine traffic - I would say make a few websites for fun, and blast them with SEO software (Xrummer, GSA, SEO Autopilot, etc). The worst case scenario is you will have tanked all of your sites before they even took off, but at least you will have had fun and learned what DOESN'T work.
And the best case scenario is that one one of those sites - miraculously - starts ranking in google (or at least in Bing / DDG) and it gives you a taste of the possibilities but - more importantly - it motivates you to try again.
As I said, I don't recommend you slave your life away to make google even richer and happier (as they are going to steal your content anyway via their garbage AI), but if you're a stubborn mofo and have a lot of time on your hands you can definitely try the churn & burn method to see how far it takes you
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You’ll find plenty of solid advice here.
Quick tip: first figure out whether you want short-term traffic (ads, push, social media) or long-term traffic (SEO, content, backlinks).
If SEO is your focus, start with keyword research, on-page structure, and build authority links slowly.
Happy to share a mini roadmap if you give a bit more detail on your niche or goal
Quick tip: first figure out whether you want short-term traffic (ads, push, social media) or long-term traffic (SEO, content, backlinks).
If SEO is your focus, start with keyword research, on-page structure, and build authority links slowly.
Happy to share a mini roadmap if you give a bit more detail on your niche or goal
cocomoxoxo
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Start with low-comp keywords + solid on-page SEO Then hit it with high-quality backlinks + a drip of social signals. Traffic will follow if you stay consistent
Then hit it with high-quality backlinks + a drip of social signals. Traffic will follow if you stay consistent 
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To increase website traffic, focus on Search Engine Optimization (SEO), content marketing, and link building, while also leveraging social media and other promotional strategies. SEO improves your visibility in search results by targeting relevant keywords and optimizing your site structure. Content marketing attracts and engages your audience through valuable, informative content. Meanwhile, link building boosts your domain authority by acquiring high-quality backlinks, helping you rank higher and gain more organic traffic.
phenomenal_world_sim
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yeah, on page seo first. make sure that you've covered all basics then move on to building back links, eventually you can turn to more bh techniques
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post banger content, target low-comp keywords, build clean backlinks, stay consistent. mix in socials + email lists. traffic won’t come if u ghost
TheSeoSpider
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Start with solid keyword research, write helpful content regularly, and build quality backlinks. Don’t forget technical SEO and internal linking; they make a big difference over time.
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Identify keywords that you can rank for. Find backlinks that you can create. Write content that serves user intent. Fix on-page SEO issues and find alternatives for search engine traffic. You'll eventually get more traffic.
The best way is publishing blogs , videos , and post always links to explore your site
it is a combination of paid and free procedures , start also blogging regularly with useful searchable content
Hailey Quinn
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Focus on quality content, SEO optimization, and targeted promotion to steadily grow organic traffic.
uniquelydull
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Identify low kd and high volume keywords and create content around them. You'll be up and running in no time.
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There are many things you can do to increase your traffic, but you haven't mentioned what you have done for your website.
So no one can give you exact answer what you should do next to improve your SEO.
So no one can give you exact answer what you should do next to improve your SEO.
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The most versatile approach would be to set up a blog "backbone" based on the "LOCK" (in reverse order, well selected keywords, compelling base content, good onpage SEO structure, and relevant main bank links). Beyond that you can generate a few hundred AI articles with the same keyword and content elements, use a quarter of them for immediate posting on the site.
Publish another quarter as guest post or Web 2.0/free subpage property links to the site, another quarter as either miscellaneous forum posts and material for blog comments, and the rest put in queue to be steadily auto posted on the site or social media on a drip basis. This way you have all the contextually relevant content you need, automatically being posted to keep the site backbone ranking in the search engines. From here, you can then concentrate on short term tactics like ad buys, videos or intermittent BH campaigns.
Publish another quarter as guest post or Web 2.0/free subpage property links to the site, another quarter as either miscellaneous forum posts and material for blog comments, and the rest put in queue to be steadily auto posted on the site or social media on a drip basis. This way you have all the contextually relevant content you need, automatically being posted to keep the site backbone ranking in the search engines. From here, you can then concentrate on short term tactics like ad buys, videos or intermittent BH campaigns.
kindlandlord
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It is a combination of SEO , content , social media and smart marketing strategy
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It's a long-term process, and the approach can vary, but there are a few fundamentals that apply across all niches.
Start by keeping your website well-optimized for the keywords you want to rank for. This includes placing keywords strategically in the title, meta description, H1 tags, and throughout the content. Additionally, optimizing your pages for Google's SGE can give you an edge by increasing your chances of appearing in zero-click AI summaries.
From there, focus on building your foundation, beginning with social signals, branded links, and foundational backlinks. This not only establishes your online presence but also helps elevate your website’s authority over time.
Start by keeping your website well-optimized for the keywords you want to rank for. This includes placing keywords strategically in the title, meta description, H1 tags, and throughout the content. Additionally, optimizing your pages for Google's SGE can give you an edge by increasing your chances of appearing in zero-click AI summaries.
From there, focus on building your foundation, beginning with social signals, branded links, and foundational backlinks. This not only establishes your online presence but also helps elevate your website’s authority over time.