Best way to increase more traffic

Hi all,
the best platform you can use to increase your traffic to your website is advertising.com when you use this platform you have the possibility to advertise your website on high trafficked websites.


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Guest blogging and Social media optimization are better options to increase your website traffic.

Very good. Nowadays the facebook or, other social media site is one of the good place for any kinds of marketing. Most of the people spend their gossiping time by using the social media site. Beside the social media site, you can do some other works such as Forum posting, relevant blog commenting. If you can do this kinds of work, your site page rank will be increased beside the page rank your site traffic also will increase. Thanks a lot.

Facebook group/page as free traffic source.

to get Fast and targetted traffic you must use PPC as Adwords and facebook Ads.
You should study before launch a campaign or you will spend to much for each click!

Any ppc on the major search engines is good. I use Microsoft. Banner advertising works well and its nice because its set and forget kind of marketing.

As with any paid advertising always start small till you know you are converting then you can scale up.

If you will provides the quality products and reliable services to the customer so you will automatically become popular and peoples search and purchase more from your website. Initially you can take help of seo and digital marketing for become popular on search engines.

Best Paid Traffic = Pay Per CLick

Best Free Traffic = YouTube Videos

Theme marketplaces like ThemeForest kind of dissapoint. If you choose to sell your products through them, they are judge, jury and executioner—they take a significant portion of the revenue, and they have the authority to dictate what features you include in your themes.

Selling themes independently can net an easy few hundred bucks a month in the right niche.

I suggest you:

- Target a narrow niche to get loads of traffic to your theme.
- Offer a free version (again, because it will get you loads of traffic).
- Don’t offer human support unless you really mean it.

Themes should be “opinionated“—they should make it really easy to wind up with a great site, and really hard to wind up with a bad one. As a rule, then, I think themes should be designed for exactly the kind of site you’re building.

This can be really important to your success.

When you’re selling outside of a theme marketplace, the hardest part is just getting eyeballs on your offer. You might not be willing to buy ads for your theme (too much of a headache for a side project), so therefore, you are going to have to generate the traffic organically.

If your theme targets a really narrow niche—it’s designed for small insurance firms—it’s a natural fit to dominate the relevant long-tail keywords; here is no reason that within a week of offering your theme on the Web, it can skyrocket to the top 5 results for “free insurance firm WordPress theme.” Two months later, you can be at number 1. This happened to my friend

The first version of your theme that you released can be free. It can be fully functional—there’s no bait-and-switch. But, the free version isn’t quite as helpful as the other, paid version.

It doesn’t include pre-built color themes—though you could roll your own.

It doesn’t include social media integration—though you could wade through the millions of plugins and add it yourself.

It doesn’t include Google Fonts—though you could fiddle with a plugin for that, as well.
It doesn’t include a couple alternate page layouts.

Let’s face it: if you’re trying to set up your own site, and you know you can save a couple hours of fiddling and have things just work, you’ll pay for it.

Advertise the paid version of the theme in two places:

In the documentation included with the free version (so when people are saying, for instance, “How do I use Google Fonts with this?”, the answer will be right there),

On the download page for the free version.

[Aside: If you’re wondering about the actual mechanics of selling the theme on your site, let me save you some trouble: use Gumroad. It takes 15 minutes to get it set up, and you don’t have to worry about PCI compliance or touch a line of code.]

Here are 8 other places to sell your WordPress themes and plugins right now.

1. Themeforest
2. CodeCanyon

If someone is looking to sell via marketplaces then using ThemeForest or CodeCanyon makes most sense as these sites are probably getting more traffic than the other 7 combained, also they do rank well in Google.

3. WP Eden
4. ThemeSnap
5. WP Shop
6. Creative Market
7.Okay Themes
8. Web-Savvy Marketing
9. Carrie Dils

If you are not particularly fond of Envato, they certainly have done a good job in pushing conversions for sellers and getting tons of traffic to your product pages.

You should also start a YouTube channel.

Many thanks.

Rich

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These are some common methods of increasing traffic

1. Advertise
2. Get Social
3. Mix It Up
4. Write Irresistible Headlines
5. Pay Attention to On-Page SEO
6. Target Long-Tail Keywords
7. Start Guest Blogging
8. Invite Others to Guest Blog on Your Site

Create mailing list of your potential customers then knock them. Facebook advertising is a great way to get instant sale.

Spend a few bucks in PPC advertising and see if you can convert. Experiment, A/B test, see what works. If you convert and your ROI is positive, scale up. Rinse and repeat.