Waiting for traffic? GO FIND IT 2

bylucan

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12 years ago

So, In my previous blog, we covered a few steps on how to go HUNTING for traffic rather than waiting for it https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/lucan/blog/waiting-for-traffic-go-find-it

On part 2 belog I have some very interesting and overlooked methods that can help:

1.Joining a forum group can boost traffic to your site. Why? Because In the forum group your able to post or answer questions, you can easily become an expert on your field and built credibility.

They are forum sites for all types of niches.

Here are a couple of forum groups I have using in the past and still use.

2. Top Forums for SEO

forums.searchenginewatch.com (BY THE WAY THIS SITE IS A MUST TO BE CURRENTLY UPDATED)
sitepoint.com/forums/
seoforums.org (GREAT FOR ENHANCING YOUR SEO LEANING)
seomoz.org/community
forums.digitalpoint.com/
forums.seochat.com
seo-guy.com/forum/
forums.site-reference.com
seoblackhat.com/forum/

3. Ebay is a great source to drive traffic to your website. Ebay currently has over 60 million customers. How do you generate traffic from Ebay? All you need to do is create a good About Me Page in your Ebay account. In the about me, page Ebay allows to promote your website.

4. Newspaper Ads is another tool to drive traffic to your site. Contact your local newspaper and place an ad.

5. Guest posting is a terrific strategy to built your blog readership. Guest posting is great as a way to drive traffic, improve search engines, and drive social shares. Guest posting can be use as a platform to grow your readership.

http://blogging.org/blog/sites-that-allow-guest-posting/

6. Email Signature. All of your emails should have your website address in the bottom. if you are not doing this, you'll be surprise how much traffic you already missed, don't waste any more.

Agin, I hope my contributions will help you take a more strategic approach to your marketing plan. On my next blog, I will talk about maximizing your social outlets to bring traffic to your site.

Till next time,

LuCan