Anderson1990
Junior Member
- Apr 12, 2014
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Hello,
My company started a small, Middle Eastern women's lifestyle website last year, and it has been receiving about 10K hits monthly, with 25K Page-views on average. This has been consistent for the past 6 months. No great increases, no drops. Just stable.
We publish about 4 to 5 articles daily and have social media pages all set up (with verified badges on all platforms). We are however lacking in the SEO department because we haven't really invested in back-linking, internal cross linking, Keyword researches, etc. But this week, the company has just agreed to invest $300K in marketing, promoting, and getting the website off the ground.
In terms of quality, design, and editorial writing style, we have a professional team and they've done a great job with the overall look and feel of the site. But like I said earlier, we are lacking in the SEO and marketing department... so I need your help, fam.
How would you recommend I invest the $300K to get the website off the ground, using mainly white-hat tactics, that are cost-effective, and that will greatly affect our overall site ranking, traffic numbers (at the present time and in the long run). The amount is to be spent within a year, starting this month, so I'd greatly appreciate any help I can get.
In terms of marketing and influence, we have the content and material, but I am not sure how best to market it. If you also have any ideas how I can market the site in a way that will get us mentioned, quoted, referenced by other major sites, that would be incredibly helpful.
P.S. I am not sure how much this will help, but the company isn't necessarily looking to make money off of the site, but to achieve influence in it's field. So, for example, seeing that we are an Arab women's lifestyle site, they want us to become THE source of information on Arab women, whether the site makes money or not, is irrelevant. It is influence and authority that they are after -- Influence that is measurable, so fake traffic and bots would greatly backfire.
Again, a million thanks! I can't wait to hear your thoughts.
My company started a small, Middle Eastern women's lifestyle website last year, and it has been receiving about 10K hits monthly, with 25K Page-views on average. This has been consistent for the past 6 months. No great increases, no drops. Just stable.
We publish about 4 to 5 articles daily and have social media pages all set up (with verified badges on all platforms). We are however lacking in the SEO department because we haven't really invested in back-linking, internal cross linking, Keyword researches, etc. But this week, the company has just agreed to invest $300K in marketing, promoting, and getting the website off the ground.
In terms of quality, design, and editorial writing style, we have a professional team and they've done a great job with the overall look and feel of the site. But like I said earlier, we are lacking in the SEO and marketing department... so I need your help, fam.
How would you recommend I invest the $300K to get the website off the ground, using mainly white-hat tactics, that are cost-effective, and that will greatly affect our overall site ranking, traffic numbers (at the present time and in the long run). The amount is to be spent within a year, starting this month, so I'd greatly appreciate any help I can get.
In terms of marketing and influence, we have the content and material, but I am not sure how best to market it. If you also have any ideas how I can market the site in a way that will get us mentioned, quoted, referenced by other major sites, that would be incredibly helpful.
P.S. I am not sure how much this will help, but the company isn't necessarily looking to make money off of the site, but to achieve influence in it's field. So, for example, seeing that we are an Arab women's lifestyle site, they want us to become THE source of information on Arab women, whether the site makes money or not, is irrelevant. It is influence and authority that they are after -- Influence that is measurable, so fake traffic and bots would greatly backfire.
Again, a million thanks! I can't wait to hear your thoughts.