How much times does it takes for a new website to get a good traffic?

T S Chan

8 years ago

Is not about "time", is more to "how much effort your put in..."

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arshsethi 8 years ago

Originally Posted by T S Chan

Is not about "time", is more to "how much effort your put in..."

Updating your site regularly with fresh content benefits in more traffic?
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jmferret

8 years ago

The longer your site is around (provided your content is unique), the better exposure.

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Everblue

8 years ago

Hello arshsethi,
In order to get traffic from SEO you have to wait about 90 to 180 days. So if you are a doing good SEO it's only a matter of time.
Social media on the other hand relies on effort more. If you build a strong online presence and make use of the web 2.0 platforms to their fullest capabilities, you can get very high amounts of traffic in much less time compared to SEO.

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arshsethi

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Everblue

Hello arshsethi,
In order to get traffic from SEO you have to wait about 90 to 180 days. So if you are a doing good SEO it's only a matter of time.
Social media on the other hand relies on effort more. If you build a strong online presence and make use of the web 2.0 platforms to their fullest capabilities, you can get very high amounts of traffic in much less time compared to SEO.

Thanks for such a good info but what about sites who doesn't have good social media followers but still they are able to drive huge traffic. Does regularly updating your website with fresh content benefits in increasing of traffic?

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Everblue 8 years ago

If they drive huge traffic without social media, it means that either they are very high in search engines results or they are paying for it though advertising, etc.

Fresh content is essential for a website in order to sustain high traffic. You must give visitors a good reason to visit your website again and it also helps in ranking.
Traffic = New Visitors + Recurring Visitors
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danieldesai

8 years ago

That depends on what traffic methods you're using, and how much work you put out.

For example, if you're doing free methods, search engine traffic takes the longest to kick in (but can be quite significant) while you can get traffic much more quickly by guest posting on relevant blogs.

Also, collecting the email addresses of visitors is crucial if you want to build any sort of momentum with your traffic; returning visitors are often your most valuable (for several reasons).

Regards,
Daniel

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wolfmmiii

8 years ago

Less than a week...

Build a QUALITY site with QUALITY content (even if it's just a dozen pieces or so)
Build a matching Facebook page
Share all of your website content on your Facebook page
Spend $100-$200 on a well-planned and executed Facebook "Like" campaign
Publish a few new pieces of content a week to your site, sharing each on your Facebook page
Get traffic - lots of it

Folks, this isn't "theory". I do this with every new brand I launch. Works every time.

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Randall Magwood

8 years ago

It all depends on you. If you want ALOT of traffic now, invest ALOT into paid advertising. If you want to take your time and go slow, then don't invest so much into paid advertising. Success is waiting on you dude.

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discrat 8 years ago

There are sooooo many variables invovlved there is no way to have any kind of accurate prediction

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Surge Calls

8 years ago

There are many factors at play here. How is your content? How does your site look? Are you utilizing multiple digital marketing outlets? Are you active on social media? Once you check off all of those things you will see traffic increase on your website.

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extrememan

8 years ago

You have to think long-term and not short, instead of thinking about how quick I can get traffic. You should be thinking where can I find the traffic that is high converting and will be the best fit for me.