Traffic to training website

There are lots of traffic methods.

In general I recommend working WITH Google rather than trying to trick them, because working with them is very likely to make you more money in the long-term. So that means article-syndication rather than putting spun articles on every article-directory to get links. So that means genuine relevant blog comments and forum posts (with Sig), rather than spam. etc.

You could also create a blog on your website, to help attract visitors . . . post free advice and free chapters from your training so that people can see how great it is and want more. You could also consider an affiliate program, so other people sell your courses for you.

There are good posts on all of those, on this forum, so have a look.

One point I would add is that with on-page-SEO, since more people now access the internet from mobile devices than from computers, having a Responsive layout (that means a layout that changes on different sizes of screen) is going to help your results. There are plenty of very good free responsive HTML or WordPress Themes, so keep that in mind among other factors.

Hope that helps

Chris

For quick instant traffic, your best bet is PPC. Depending on your niche, you can give a try to FB ads. FB PPC is extremely newbie-friendly and best for testing things.

If you have a budget then going for PPC is way to go. If you are in a budget then follow what others have said and work on SEO for traffic, there are lots of ways to do that.

You can try Forum posting, find relevant forum for your niche, get involved in that forum and post relevant and informative posts that will help people... Build relationship first and don't force your product or services yet... Create a "You're the Hero" environment, when they see you as someone who knows what you are talking about then they will listen.

BUILD A LIST!, never let a single traffic going to your site become wasted, always have something to offer.

There are lot of ways to be honest, and you can browse in this forum and you will find tons of informative advice from the experts, take it home with you and just do it! commit yourself with a task to be done everyday and you will see results sooner or later.

Vince

Are you making sales? Are you profitable?

That's a HUGE variable of consideration when it's time to get traffic.

If you're in massive profit, you can turn around and get OODLES of traffic without much effort.

If you're scraping by for your next buck, it's a totally different story.

Let me know so I can help you brainstorm...

(For now, I would consider PPC on Bing and Facebook, and even promoting here on the WarriorForum if you have a budget. If you do NOT have a budget, I would look at forum posting, blogging, guest blogging, and classified ads posting).

Start blogging
Participate in relevant forums
Social networks
Video
Adword if you have the cash and skills
SEO if you have the guts.

There are a lot of traffic strategies, but first you must ask yourself who is your ideal customer, what is his needs/pains/frustrations/problems/desires and then create a solution for the most pressing problem he has and give it away for free to build your email list.

If you don't have capture pages, free value to give away and optimized sales funnel with great follow up to build goodwill with your subscribers, then that's what you need to focus first, cause it's very easy to lose money on traffic.

You cannot separate traffic from conversions. As far as traffic goes, if you are doing paid traffic then FB newsfeed ads, FB video ads, newsletter advertising are my best recommendations.

Start blogging and create unique valuable content.

If you are building traffic on a budget, then forums, blogging, Facebook, videos, are some of the ways to go.

Hope that helps

1.facebook
2.youtube

You should start with Google Adwords. I hope you dont have alot of competition. Find 1 great source first then expand to other avenues. There are tons of free traffic sources - 2 of my favorite being forum marketing and youtube, but dont overlook paid advertising because of a *potential* loss on the frontend initial sale.