Traffic website ? ?

[melinashin]

you can spend money to invest in the design of content

 

[nitish16]

Focus on creating quality content and SEO, and use tools like LaraPush to send push notifications. This helps bring returning visitors back and steadily grows your organic traffic.”

 

[sebastien350]

You need to do some technical things to increase your website traffic.

1. Do Keyword Research

2. Create High-Quality Content

3. Optimize On-Page SEO

4. Build Backlinks

5. Improve Site Structure and UX

6. Track and Adjust

that solution doesn't work!

provide another.....

 

[Mview]

Hello everyone,

I want to generate traffic to one website :

• Target: 15,000–30,000 monthly visits - 500 to 1000 daily
• Traffic should come from Organic Search
• Traffic should come from France
• Natural user behavior (≥30s sessions, scrolls, internal clicks, GA4 visibility)

If successful, this will expand into a year-long partnership to roll out the strategy across multiple websites.

Do you think you could help with this ?

Thank you

 

[godsiuus]

what do cows do on date night?
go to the moo-vies

 

[Mason Apeer]

I want to increase organic traffic to my website, how can I do that?

Focus on creating quality content that matches what people are actually searching for. Then build some good backlinks and keep your site technically optimized. it all adds up over time.

 

[phil stewart]

Focus on creating quality content that matches what people are actually searching for. Then build some good backlinks and keep your site technically optimized. it all adds up over time.

who even uses google blue links anymore? Doesn't everyone just ask gpt now days?

 

[Cyber Meta Agency]

SEO is best organic traffic for your website! focus your main keywork and SEO on top

 

[phil stewart]

SEO is best organic traffic for your website! focus your main keywork and SEO on top

If it still does work I can't see it working for much longer. I use AI for everything now, I'm sick of decades of weeding through ad infested content to get to what I need and I'm sure everyone else is too so SEO's days are numbered unfortunately.

 

[sebastien350]

Focus on creating quality content that matches what people are actually searching for. Then build some good backlinks and keep your site technically optimized. it all adds up over time.

that strategy doesn't work anymore. SEO is totally death in 2025. SEO only attract traffic from Tier 3 countries and not from Tier 1 countries (rich countries).
That means only attract countries that have a very low purchase power like India and Bangladesh, it means people don't have money to buy your products or services!

That's the real problem! Can you find another solution for us?

 

[sebastien350]

- buy ads
- do forum marketing
- advertise in online and / or offline channels (advertising networks, specialty forums, online directories, etc)
- do social media
- participate in / advertise on UGC sites (Reddit, Quora, Pinterest, Substack, DeviantArt, LinkedIn, etc)
- do SEO either for your own site(s), or for parasites

Pretty generic tips, I know, but your question is generic too, so I've listed all of the methods that I know of

If one of these sounds interesting / intriguing to you let us know and we might be able to provide more specialized tips. Also, what type of website do you have (local business, image gallery / video site, business site, blog, etc), and what monthly budget do you have for advertising / marketing?

From the all strategies you mentioned which one works better for you? Forum marketing? or buying ads? or advertise on UGC sites?
I appreciate your help. Thanks

 

[tazarbm]

From the all strategies you mentioned which one works better for you? Forum marketing? or buying ads? or advertise on UGC sites?
I appreciate your help. Thanks

currently, none because I'm not doing any of them. In the coming weeks I will start working with Pinterest again though, so probably that UGC sites if you absolutely want my personal experience.

But forum marketing is great too, but there aren't great forums in every niche unfortunately...

 

[sebastien350]

currently, none because I'm not doing any of them. In the coming weeks I will start working with Pinterest again though, so probably that UGC sites if you absolutely want my personal experience.

But forum marketing is great too, but there aren't great forums in every niche unfortunately...

Ok I see. Thanks.
In my case I have $12,000 budget to invest in paid ads and also invest in all possible ways to promote to huge audiences in few niches.

I need to invest wisely because I don't want to waste my money in paid ads that will probably don't work and that don't bring me any costumers.

My niche is basically "car parts" and "cars accesories" like Chairs, neons, car radios, audio system for cars, head lights, back lights, wheel drive, gps, chair covers, some motor parts, etc.

Those $12,000 available are just for promotion/advertise my website. (My websites selling car stuff is ready to launch, with all design done, structure, pages, articles , all product pages done).

With my $12000 budget available, what kind of paid ads strategy you would recommend me to do in order to maximize the chances of getting my website promoted to millions of people worldwide, with good chances to get costumers?
(Recommend me anything but excluding SEO that takes too long to get results).

I appreciate your help.

 

[tazarbm]

With my $12000 budget available, what kind of paid ads strategy you would recommend me to do in order to maximize the chances of getting my website promoted to millions of people worldwide, with good chances to get costumers?
(Recommend me anything but excluding SEO that takes too long to get results).

I've not done PPC in years (over 10 I think), so I'm not sure what works anymore... If you want, have a look at the PPC forum and see what people say about it:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/pay-per-click.13/

But I would probably start with Google Ads, despite of my undying hate for Google I still think they're one of the best when it comes to PPC, just because of their huge traffic share if for no other reason. But you need to approach it carefully as they'll probably steal a good chunk of your money before they give you converting traffic

Also, your niche is great for forum marketing / advertising. If you manage to find 2-3 big forums on car repair and pay them something like $500-2000 per year to display your ads in front of their members I can guarantee that you'll get customers. But the forums need to be decently big / popular, otherwise I don't think it's worth it...

Something else that I think could work (but you'll need to have an affiliate program in place for this) is to join affiliate networks like CJ.com and have people promote your products in exchange for a commission (just do some research to see what the commissions look like in this niche, and add an extra 4-5% to your commission structure to outprice your competitors, and you might have something going on with this)

Last but not least, I don't think that Pinterest will do well for car parts, so I wouldn't advertise in there. But maybe you could try Reddit ads, Reddit are still big and diverse enough for you to find success with it.

 

[Goku San]

Update your On-page seo, get some quality backlinks.

 

[sebastien350]

I've not done PPC in years (over 10 I think), so I'm not sure what works anymore... If you want, have a look at the PPC forum and see what people say about it:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/pay-per-click.13/

But I would probably start with Google Ads, despite of my undying hate for Google I still think they're one of the best when it comes to PPC, just because of their huge traffic share if for no other reason. But you need to approach it carefully as they'll probably steal a good chunk of your money before they give you converting traffic

Also, your niche is great for forum marketing / advertising. If you manage to find 2-3 big forums on car repair and pay them something like $500-2000 per year to display your ads in front of their members I can guarantee that you'll get customers. But the forums need to be decently big / popular, otherwise I don't think it's worth it...

Something else that I think could work (but you'll need to have an affiliate program in place for this) is to join affiliate networks like CJ.com and have people promote your products in exchange for a commission (just do some research to see what the commissions look like in this niche, and add an extra 4-5% to your commission structure to outprice your competitors, and you might have something going on with this)

Last but not least, I don't think that Pinterest will do well for car parts, so I wouldn't advertise in there. But maybe you could try Reddit ads, Reddit are still big and diverse enough for you to find success with it.

seems a good advice. thanks.
the only thing I'm not yet familiar is affiliate networks and how can I make them accept my website with my car parts products available to promote by affiliates.

My site looks amazing, but the guidelines of some affiliate networks seems extremely strict and reject a lot the applications.

do you think instagram ads, facebook ads or youtube ads, still work to promote car parts products?

 

[irha]

Start by optimizing on-page SEO and publishing high-quality, keyword-targeted content.
Then build backlinks through guest posts and niche-relevant outreach for steady organic growth.

 

[sebastien350]

Start by optimizing on-page SEO and publishing high-quality, keyword-targeted content.
Then build backlinks through guest posts and niche-relevant outreach for steady organic growth.

that strategy takes long long long long long long long long long long long long long months.............
and barely works!
That's too basic bro!!!!!!!

 

[tazarbm]

the only thing I'm not yet familiar is affiliate networks and how can I make them accept my website with my car parts products available to promote by affiliates.

this I can't say as I've never used aff networks before (as a vendor I mean), but I think you do need an affiliate program, otherwise I don't think you'll get accepted

My site looks amazing, but the guidelines of some affiliate networks seems extremely strict and reject a lot the applications.

yeah, it might be tough, but use the other methods until you get stable traffic and sales and then you can get accepted into a lot of networks as most of them require consistent quality traffic