Aside from SEO, AdWords & social networks, how do I get traffic to a site?

moonheart

13 years ago

Just look around your niche, you will definitely find more and more resource for drive traffic to your website.

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BloggingPro

13 years ago

Forum marketing. That alone can drive thousands upon thousands of visitors to your site every month, or even every day depending on how many forums you use and how active they are. Niche-related forums of course.

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Ralf Skirr 13 years ago

Affiliate partners.

Obviously it only applies if you're selling something with an affiliate program on your site.
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- Boston Joe 13 years ago
  
  Guest blogging. If the blog is popular enough it could drive endless amounts of relevant traffic.
  
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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ralf Skirr

Affiliate partners.

Obviously it only applies if you're selling something with an affiliate program on your site.

Yep, we're definitely setting up a very good / high-paying affiliate program. Aside from advertising it on our site and emails, how do we get it noticed by affiliate marketers?

Originally Posted by BloggingPro

Forum marketing. That alone can drive thousands upon thousands of visitors to your site every month, or even every day depending on how many forums you use and how active they are. Niche-related forums of course.

Yea, I've thought about that - so basically just get someone to Google up hundreds of different forums and post there from time to time?

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davidmeeonline 13 years ago

You could have a look through clickbank, there is training avaliable on how to setup affiliates, and how to attract them etc!
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- AmericanWarrior 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by davidmeeonline
  
  You could have a look through clickbank, there is training avaliable on how to setup affiliates, and how to attract them etc!
  
  Awesome, I'm on there now thanks!
  
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Gary Ning Lo

13 years ago

Try adding a signature to warrior username

This should drive some traffic..

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cryst

13 years ago

just concentrate on your niche ....try to build some quality links to your site... this will help u in growth of your business...

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MandLoys

13 years ago

Videos!

And guest posting.

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AmericanWarrior 13 years ago

Originally Posted by MandLoys

Videos! And guest posting.

Like what kinda videos?

Also, guest posts by who? Celebs? So do I just create a blog on the site and pay celebs to post there?
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Marian Berghes

13 years ago

Solo Ads, Media Buys, Product Integration, Affiliates, Guest blogging...there just so many of them.

And to get noticed by affiliates you just have to prove that your stuff converts well...run some tests on different paid traffic platforms and seo...gather data and then contact potential affiliates in your niche and tell them your stats and from where you got them.

Make sure that you have a good back end tho so you can cover the cost of paying affiliate commissions.

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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Marian Berghes

Solo Ads, Media Buys, Product Integration, Affiliates, Guest blogging...there just so many of them.

And to get noticed by affiliates you just have to prove that your stuff converts well...run some tests on different paid traffic platforms and seo...gather data and then contact potential affiliates in your niche and tell them your stats and from where you got them.

Make sure that you have a good back end tho so you can cover the cost of paying affiliate commissions.

Sorry, what do you mean by solo ads? Also what are media buys and product integration? Sigh I'm such a noob.

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ciel

13 years ago

Originally Posted by AmericanWarrior

Sorry, what do you mean by solo ads? Also what are media buys and product integration? Sigh I'm such a noob.

Solo ads are the single email advertisements about your website to someone's list which you can purchase here in Warrior forum as well.

Media buys are finding out appropriate ad spots among your related niche websites & purchasing them to attract traffic to your own site.

Have a look at the following thread, it will help.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...d-traffic.html

Hope to have helped.

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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ciel

Solo ads are the single email advertisements about your website to someone's list which you can purchase here in Warrior forum as well.

Media buys are finding out appropriate ad spots among your related niche websites & purchasing them to attract traffic to your own site.

Have a look at the following thread, it will help.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...d-traffic.html

Hope to have helped.

Cheers

Ciel!

Thanks, checking that thread and a few sites out now.

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jt808

13 years ago

There is lots, but here is few:

Blog commenting, forum posting, and video content uploaded to Youtube.

Make sure and include a link to your site.

If you would have had your link in this post, I would have visited your site

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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jt808

There is lots, but here is few:

Blog commenting, forum posting, and video content uploaded to Youtube.

Make sure and include a link to your site.

If you would have had your link in this post, I would have visited your site

Lol I would if it was up already!

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blueboy9

13 years ago

Video marketing and forum posting are great because they have a snowball effect. One or two per day isn't much but after doing it for a few weeks or months the effect is *very* noticeable. The trick is in making your videos and forum posts valuable enough to be noticed.

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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

Originally Posted by blueboy9

Video marketing and forum posting are great because they have a snowball effect. One or two per day isn't much but after doing it for a few weeks or months the effect is *very* noticeable. The trick is in making your videos and forum posts valuable enough to be noticed.

So video marketing is basically just posting YouTube videos that market the site?

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Phuoc

13 years ago

What about writing articles and marketing them, also known as Article Marketing.

Then post it up on an article directory, you could use ezinearticles or streetarticles and then get ranked on Google based on the content you have in it.

Hope it helps?

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fitz10

13 years ago

Guest posting in related blogs
Media buys
Solo ads
Webinars/teleseminars/telesummits
Forum marketing
Thank you page ads
Videos
Podcasting
Photo traffic
Article marketing
*Actual* comment posting (no bots and one liners)

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spipouh

13 years ago

Originally Posted by fitz10

Guest posting in related blogs
Media buys
Solo ads
Webinars/teleseminars/telesummits
Forum marketing
Thank you page ads
Videos
Podcasting
Photo traffic
Article marketing
*Actual* comment posting (no bots and one liners)

what is Solo ads?

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onlinemarket01 13 years ago

Originally Posted by spipouh

what is Solo ads?

You can look here to get the meaning of it, What Is Solo Ad - email marketing and mailing lists
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- AmericanWarrior 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by onlinemarket01
  
  You can look here to get the meaning of it, What Is Solo Ad - email marketing and mailing lists
  
  Thanks, checking out a bunch of solo ad sites now.
  
  So what about email in general - how about using those sites that claim to have a million (or whatever) opt-in emails?
  
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michaeldoring

13 years ago

Originally Posted by AmericanWarrior

Aside from SEO, AdWords & social networks, how do I get traffic to a site?
I'm sure there's more I could be doing!

When you say aside from SEO? So you mean not chasing Backlinks to position organic positioning in Google, and other search engines?

Then other ways are this,

If you are selling products, signup to affiliate networks and let their huge list of affiliate publishers promote your product.

I would try and get on radio if your product is unique, or on TV like Current Affairs shows etc.

Use Offline Marketing like banner advertisements, leave your business cards in random places specific to your business, put up flyers, or get polo printed with your website/logo on it and walk around.

Umm... no other ideas spring to mind at present, this is an interesting question, I will subscribe to this thread.

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mikereisinger 13 years ago

I would go for the forum profile links. It's worked well for me in the past. I also get a good deal of traffic from articles on smaller niche sites.
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- michaeldoring 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mikereisinger
  
  I would go for the forum profile links. It's worked well for me in the past.
  
  CAUTION: I feel like spamming profiles for links can be risky, I know it can work, but read the below.
  
  Some interesting comments about spam profiles from Google Webmaster Central Blog, spammers '...will create accounts and fill their profiles with gibberish... they'll add a sneaky link... Welcome to the world of spam profiles...Some fake profiles are obvious...but we've noticed an increase in savvier spammers that try to use real names and realistic data to sneak in their bad links... This isn't an easy problem to solve...Google is constantly under attack by spammers trying to create fake accounts and generate spam profiles on our sites, and despite all of our efforts some have managed to slip through...' these comments are from Spam2.0: Fake user accounts and spam profiles (2009, June 26th). Retrieved 5th May 2011, from Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Spam2.0: Fake user accounts and spam profiles
  
  I recommend white hat link building. Google knows about profile spam, so whether its today, tomorrow or a year from now, their algorithm will get savvy.
  
  In addition, don't come and say that websites cannot be hurt by spam linking. Because you can hurt your own site with bad link strategies, and competitors can also hurt your site.
  
  Further supporting evidence of my viewpoint, is the video Can I flag spammy links to my site that I didn't create? By Matt Cutts that states '...we removed the language that it's impossible for a competitor to hurt another competitor and replaced it with language along the lines of its very hard...whenever we write an algorithm for example that looks at incoming links we do think about, ok, what if a competitor tried to hurt someone else, and we try to put in code to make sure that is not easy to do'
  
  YouTube - ‪Can I flag spammy links to my...
  
  Lastly, I have written a article about Forum Profile links, and the theme of the article is its dangerous, and not sustainable. The kind of links have a high rate of death. It would be redudant to include my article in this post, but it can found at My nonsensical rant about Forum Profile Backlinks*|*Michael Dorings Blog: SEO, Internet Marketing, and Life.
  
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fernades

13 years ago

Originally Posted by AmericanWarrior

I'm sure there's more I could be doing!

Do some local directory listing and advertisements in news papers. Hehe

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AmericanWarrior 13 years ago

Originally Posted by fernades

Do some local directory listing and advertisements in news papers. Hehe

Sounds like money flushed down the toilet, no? :p
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kfugere

13 years ago

The best way is to keep creating content. Whether that is by using white papers, blogs, press releases. It is the most consistent way to drive traffic and will also enhance your SEO.

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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

Originally Posted by kfugere

The best way is to keep creating content. Whether that is by using white papers, blogs, press releases. It is the most consistent way to drive traffic and will also enhance your SEO.

True, thanks.

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AmericanWarrior

13 years ago

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stunning boy

13 years ago

do blog commenting
directory submission
classifieds
guest books
article marketing

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michaeldoring

13 years ago

I know 29 backlink-building methodologies thus far.

A few are:
1. Social bookmarking
2. Article Marketing
3. Forums (posts and profiles)
4. Link directories
5. Blog Commenting
6. Guestbook's
7. Reciprocal link exchange
8. Press Release
9. Squidoo and HubPages, etc
10. Social Networking e.g. Twitter, Facebook
11. Video Directories e.g. YouTube
12. Research competitor links
13. Recycle existing content, by merging it in different ways.Then submit it to article directories, or PDF directories, etc.
14. Offline marketing e.g. mugs, polo shirts, banners, TV ads, etc

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dagaul101

13 years ago

You could try press releases, and article marketing to the top article directories like Ezinearticles and Goarticles, the search engines tend to reward more for activities that involve a little more effort than say blog commenting

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OCLead 13 years ago

Promote through classified ads, create your own blog and interlink it to your site. Your site will recognize if the content of your topics are good and have an optimize keywords.
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