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Hi guys!

I have just started a forum for Amateur radio, its a brand new domain and been making twitter posts etc.. not much traffic.

What would be a good way to get more people to the site? Facebook ads? Google ads? or something else?

Know very little been out of the game for a decade or so.

Any help would be very much appreciated.
Matt
 
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Diving back in after a decade can be a bit overwhelming, but you've got this. For a niche like Amateur Radio, I'd recommend starting with community engagement rather than jumping straight into paid ads. Connect with Amateur Radio groups on social platforms like Facebook, Reddit, and even LinkedIn. Share valuable content and insights, and subtly direct them to your forum. Collaborating with popular Amateur Radio bloggers or influencers for guest posts or interviews can also drive targeted traffic. Once you've built some organic traffic and understand your audience better, then consider targeted Facebook or Google ads.
 
maxmayer said:
Diving back in after a decade can be a bit overwhelming, but you've got this. For a niche like Amateur Radio, I'd recommend starting with community engagement rather than jumping straight into paid ads. Connect with Amateur Radio groups on social platforms like Facebook, Reddit, and even LinkedIn. Share valuable content and insights, and subtly direct them to your forum. Collaborating with popular Amateur Radio bloggers or influencers for guest posts or interviews can also drive targeted traffic. Once you've built some organic traffic and understand your audience better, then consider targeted Facebook or Google ads.
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Wow! That's fantastic thanks so much for taking the time to comment, gave me a great start there and already started applying some of those things, wish me luck and thanks again!
 
Promote your new Amateur radio forum by leveraging social media platforms like Twitter, engaging with relevant communities, and creating compelling content. Consider targeted Facebook and Google ads, emphasizing keywords related to Amateur radio. Partner with influencers, participate in forums, and attend local events to boost visibility and attract enthusiasts.
 
Apart from paid traffic, it's crucial as well targeting the right audience. So, you should use social medias and communities to get more traffic to your site, and you should make an interesting videos about your brand to increase awareness among your audience.
 
social media platforms are the best option to expand your brand awareness to the target audience to get more traffic on your site.
 
Quality Content: Create high-quality, valuable, and relevant content that addresses your audience's needs. Content that provides solutions, educates, or entertains is more likely to be shared and attract visitors.
 
share your content different social media dont depnd only search engine share your content.
 
m6ceb said:
Hi guys!

I have just started a forum for Amateur radio, its a brand new domain and been making twitter posts etc.. not much traffic.

What would be a good way to get more people to the site? Facebook ads? Google ads? or something else?

Know very little been out of the game for a decade or so.

Any help would be very much appreciated.
Matt
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You news good budget on ads. And also hire some freelance writers to populate the forum with new discussions so that visitors join to participate in them.
 
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