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linkB2B
14-09-11, 05:15 PM
I want to make an early effort in the New Year to drive some meaningful traffic to my site (http://www.bytrade.com/)(bytrade.com). What would you do to achieve this? Is there any easy wins out there for me? What should I do in terms of a longer term strategy?

robort1989
15-09-11, 02:30 AM
I have a suggestion you just do PPC. You catch more and more traffic on your site

myseolinkwheel
19-10-11, 06:56 PM
PPC is definitely one option but it's costly, especially if you are new to that department so it's not advisable for beginners.

You may try writing articles and submitting them to article directories. Submit your site to search engine directories (yahoo and dmoz are the top choices). You can also make video presentations and upload them in youtube, vlog, vimeo etc. take advantage of social media - facebook, twitter, myspace. You can also submit ads in craigslist. Build links also by doing forum posting, blog commenting, or link wheel.

one sure fire way is really content. make loads of them. they are cheaper than pay per click advertising.

The King Game
21-10-11, 11:18 AM
PPC is cool but it can get expensive and you are beholden the Google's money making machine. I tried it recently.

Then again, organic search can cost lots to get people blogging, article writing and all that jazz. Unless you do it yourself.

Posting on sites like this can be pretty effective too. But you have to be real!

Dubbo Pete
22-10-11, 09:37 AM
I will be going with Adwords (PPC) first and then allow 12 months for my organics to start working.

EmilyF
31-10-11, 09:16 PM
I'd argue that great content and backlinking off related websites would help although I'm not particularly good with backlinks myself. Article marketing still seems to work if you do it right and you research your keywords carefully. If you're getting people to your site on terms that relate from the search engines, the traffic is usually more meaningful. Don't pay for traffic. I've tried it and all I ended up with was a bounce rate that touched 100% on most days.

Phillip
31-10-11, 11:51 PM
articles, backlinks, forum accounts, youtube, should cost you an easy $300 a month (get people that know what they are doing)

Depends what your selling you can do CPV not targetted but gives you shit load of traffic...

My best killer traffic sources are affiliates, facebook, organic.

lancejeffersons
14-12-11, 06:35 PM
If you want to increase you website's traffic, apply the link building techniques, write and post unique, quality and informative content..Advertise your website through classified ad sites, and social networking sites..

HWT
15-12-11, 08:55 AM
I just started a new site - am waiting until February to really advertise it though, since it has a b2b component and so many businesses shut down over this time of year.

The plan is to submit it to a few places like this site when it is ready, try and get everyone I know on facebook to the site, letterbox my local area with flyers, then larger towns, and maybe take out a radio ad and a spot on the cash classifieds on television. Probably $1500-2000 of advertising, but spread out over a few months. Letterboxing the larger towns is where the money is.

Amanda - AT Forum Admin
16-12-11, 04:26 PM
I just started a new site - am waiting until February to really advertise it though, since it has a b2b component and so many businesses shut down over this time of year.

The plan is to submit it to a few places like this site when it is ready, try and get everyone I know on facebook to the site, letterbox my local area with flyers, then larger towns, and maybe take out a radio ad and a spot on the cash classifieds on television. Probably $1500-2000 of advertising, but spread out over a few months. Letterboxing the larger towns is where the money is.

HI HWT

Very exciting. We look forward to having the site revealed in February.

Good to see you back at Aussie Tycoon.

Amanda xxx

Rigmonkey
17-12-11, 12:02 AM
I just started a new site - am waiting until February to really advertise it though, since it has a b2b component and so many businesses shut down over this time of year.

The plan is to submit it to a few places like this site when it is ready, try and get everyone I know on facebook to the site, letterbox my local area with flyers, then larger towns, and maybe take out a radio ad and a spot on the cash classifieds on television. Probably $1500-2000 of advertising, but spread out over a few months. Letterboxing the larger towns is where the money is.

Also looking forward to seeing the site, HWT.

Can I ask a cheeky question about letterboxing? Are you still finding it effective as a form of advertising when you consider how often people are constantly pitched on their own doormats? At a personal level, I barely glance at flyers these days when they come through my letterbox and some of the studies I've read are saying they're not as effective.

Do you find letterboxing works best for certain projects, or does it produce results every time?

jenniferkatherine
14-03-12, 05:17 PM
There are many ways to drive huge traffic to yoye website under which some steps are as follows:

1. Use Social Media Sites like Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ and also many more.
2. Submit Promotional Videos, Advertising Videos to video sharing sites like YouTube, Vimeo and break.com which tells about your product and services provided by your business.