Need more traffic on my website

[AbsoluteDigita]

I recently collaborated with a website, SaasPirate, to get backlinks, and I have also written some SEO articles to promote my website and increase traffic. However, I am not getting so many traffic to my website. Sometimes I can get about 40 users and sometimes fewer, and most of this traffic comes from China and it has not been given me sales.
Can anyone help me on how I can get a targeted traffic that will not cost me so much to pay for?

 

[ducklocater2020]

Collaborating is always risky. It's better to stay alone

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

It's better to make unique backlinks by yourself.

Thanks for your response. How do I do that please?

 

[istossolutions]

You’re getting low-intent, wrong-country traffic, so no sales.
Focus on buyer-intent keywords, fix geo/language targeting, and promote content in niche communities where your users actually hang out (not generic backlinks).

 

[thecomeup]

Depends on the content, but my best bet would be posting good posts on Reddit

 

[OKKO]

I’ve had a similar issue before. 50–70 visits/day, mostly China/India, zero sales. Turned out ~40% were bots when I checked server logs, not buyers. Clean that up first, otherwise your numbers lie. Then look at intent: my traffic was coming on info posts, while conversions only happened on “price/compare/best for …” pages. One more thing that helped: I ran a small Google Ads test to see which keywords actually convert — and only then built content/links around those.

 

[washingtondc]

You need traffic from people searching to buy, not random visitors, so work on keywords and helpful content.

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

I’ve had a similar issue before. 50–70 visits/day, mostly China/India, zero sales. Turned out ~40% were bots when I checked server logs, not buyers. Clean that up first, otherwise your numbers lie. Then look at intent: my traffic was coming on info posts, while conversions only happened on “price/compare/best for …” pages. One more thing that helped: I ran a small Google Ads test to see which keywords actually convert — and only then built content/links around those.

Thank you so much for your input

 

[rookietanjiro]

Have u tried hitknight before

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

You need traffic from people searching to buy, not random visitors, so work on keywords and helpful content.

I appreciate your input

Depends on the content, but my best bet would be posting good posts on Reddit

Thank you

 

[ducklocater2020]

Have u tried hitknight before

HitKnight is ass.

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

Backlinks arent your main problem - traffic from China means you're getting scraped/referral/junk hits, not buyers. First thing is fix targeting: content needs buyer intent keywords, not generic SEO blog stuff + block obvious bot geos so analytics stop lying to you. @autosmmpanel is half right but "make unique backlinks" alone wont move needle if pages dont convert or rank for money terms. I'd start by mapping 5-10 exact queries your customers would search when wallet is open, rebuild pages for those + then drip a few contextual links from relevant niches, even low volume beats fake traffic every time.

Thanks for you advice

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

I’ve had a similar issue before. 50–70 visits/day, mostly China/India, zero sales. Turned out ~40% were bots when I checked server logs, not buyers. Clean that up first, otherwise your numbers lie. Then look at intent: my traffic was coming on info posts, while conversions only happened on “price/compare/best for …” pages. One more thing that helped: I ran a small Google Ads test to see which keywords actually convert — and only then built content/links around those.

Thanks so much for the great information.

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

I’ve had a similar issue before. 50–70 visits/day, mostly China/India, zero sales. Turned out ~40% were bots when I checked server logs, not buyers. Clean that up first, otherwise your numbers lie. Then look at intent: my traffic was coming on info posts, while conversions only happened on “price/compare/best for …” pages. One more thing that helped: I ran a small Google Ads test to see which keywords actually convert — and only then built content/links around those.

Thanks for the great information

 

[AbsoluteDigita]

Have u tried hitknight before

No. What it is used for?

 

[Flamee]

hitknight is paid traffic, quality is usually mixed and often botty. in a similar case we built a small affiliate team, fixed tracking, blocked junk geos, and wrote buyer intent pages. sales finally started