How can I increase traffic?

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  1. richardsjohnpaul profile image60
    richardsjohnpaulposted 11 years ago

    Please give me some tips on how to build traffic on your site.

    1. waynet profile image68
      waynetposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Drive a car and then park your car sideways on a road and build up the traffic...funnel it to your website with half of a cut up plastic bottle!

      1. richardsjohnpaul profile image60
        richardsjohnpaulposted 11 years agoin reply to this

        ok, got it!!!!

    2. caleb89 profile image59
      caleb89posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I don't know, but when you figure it out let me know lol.

    3. Lipnancy profile image79
      Lipnancyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      My best method is to choose  good keywords. The keyword research often takes me longer than writing my hub. Then let Google do the work for you.

    4. johnakc profile image40
      johnakcposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      By optimizing your website as per all the google's guidelines and making some good quality effective backlinks from good sites is a right way to get traffic. Even through social media you can get much traffic for example by effective blogging, sharing your content in social media sites and networking sites properly, and increasing your follower base in twitter and facebook.

      Also there are some more techniques to get traffic.

    5. RichFatCat profile image85
      RichFatCatposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Put links to your site everywhere http://richfatcat.hubpages.com/

  2. Dame Scribe profile image57
    Dame Scribeposted 11 years ago

    Welcome to HubPages, Richard smile don't mind Waynet wink I think he had too much coffee lol I highly recommend you use the Search bar at the top left and view the forums and lots of Hubs about 'generating traffic'.

    1. richardsjohnpaul profile image60
      richardsjohnpaulposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      It's okay Dame, Thank you...

    2. waynet profile image68
      waynetposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes I think it is too much coffee! lol big_smile

  3. antondel profile image40
    antondelposted 11 years ago

    Play nice.
    The easiest reply would be to google, or search hubpages for that matter, on ways to improve traffic. There is generally to fool proof method. Just propagate your link(not spam) around the net, include topical keywords and hope for the best.

    1. richardsjohnpaul profile image60
      richardsjohnpaulposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks....

  4. carlarmes profile image66
    carlarmesposted 11 years ago

    If you want to get short term traffic use Google Adwords, if you play the game right with them you can get the cost down to $0.01 per click. it gets any page indexed by Google almost instantly and then you can turn the google adwords off again so that it does not cost too much.

  5. blessed365 profile image64
    blessed365posted 11 years ago

    You can increase traffic by becoming more visible on social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest. Be sure to add your website to all those networking sites. It is important to join forums and become active on social networking sites to get friends or followers. You should also Ping your blog when you write them and update them. This has helped my traffic in a great way. I use PingFarm to ping my blogs and articles.

  6. WriteAngled profile image73
    WriteAngledposted 11 years ago

    Do you really think using a Bit.ly link will hide the fact you are spamming this forum? lol

    1. Imagine-works profile image55
      Imagine-worksposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      No I really dnt think so.  Wasn't the piece above informative enough for this post.

  7. WriteAngled profile image73
    WriteAngledposted 11 years ago

    Well if you think you are providing valuable information in your post, then you had best delete the link, because spamming is not permitted here. If a moderator notices the post, it will be deleted and you may even be faced with a forum ban.

    1. Imagine-works profile image55
      Imagine-worksposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Ok cool.... I will remove the link..... Thank you....

  8. addingsense profile image60
    addingsenseposted 11 years ago

    i agree with WriteAngled. She is right about that

  9. SoManyPaths profile image58
    SoManyPathsposted 11 years ago

    well, you can't play follow the leader. Sooner or later the dominant tyrannic SE slaps you so get it from everywhere you can.

  10. briars2roses profile image58
    briars2rosesposted 11 years ago

    I think it depends on what your marketing?   Is this your own product?  Are you doing affiliate marketing or a Cpa?  MLM?   

    I suggest that when people start out in marketing they start with a CPA.. because you do learn all the marketing tricks for getting referrals or driving traffic.. plus it's daily pay.   

    I know a great CPA.. msg me if you want.   Even if you dont' want to make a living this way I would join and work the program (no cost) for a few months because they have an online training campus that is awesome and they have free software for marketing.   

    And than I would drive traffic through free ads.   Like if you are selling a product.. go to free ad sites like craigslist and offer it for sale locally.. (On craigslist you cannot post web addresses) but other free sites you can.    But if someone emails you, you can either individually respond to each one or set up an auto responder driving the traffic to your site

  11. zionsphere profile image67
    zionsphereposted 11 years ago

    I have found that the best way to increase traffic is to please Google. Make sure your content is solid, and then find non-spammy ways to link to it. Once you are in the search engines, your visits will soar.

  12. Bedbugabscond profile image94
    Bedbugabscondposted 11 years ago

    I am starting to pay attention. When I do searches I keep my eyes out for hubpages that are ranked on the front page, or in the top three. I look at them and try to figure out what they are doing to get that rank. I am also starting to investigate social media. We will see how that goes.

  13. waynet profile image68
    waynetposted 11 years ago

    "Drive Slower"

  14. handsomegenius profile image60
    handsomegeniusposted 11 years ago

    This is such an open ended question

    You can create referral traffic by posting in forums and on blogs related to your website's topic.  If your site contains engaging content some people might return to it.

    You can buy traffic through any of the various CPA and CPM advertising options.

    You can rank higher on the search engines for keywords that have traffic.

    You can use social networks and web 2.0 sites to drive referral traffic.  If you write about topical issues it can be very easy to get quick bursts of traffic this way actually.

    One thing to be aware of is that raw numbers are not everything - thousands and thousands of visitors actually aren't that hard to get.  But a lot of that sort of traffic is often not terribly useful.  If you are interested in getting traffic for any sort of commercial reason then getting visitors that actually want whatever it is you're offering is crucial.

  15. SoManyPaths profile image58
    SoManyPathsposted 11 years ago

    videos, videos !!

  16. Spartan Training profile image60
    Spartan Trainingposted 11 years ago

    Something that has worked for me is a newsletter via email to existing clients or through building an opt in email data base. Send a snippet of the newsletter along with a Read More link to your website where the newsletter resides...
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