I Just Cant Get Over 200 Unique Vistors Per Day

I agree and know that solo ads , key word rich articles after doing keyword research is key. Never give up as 2 years ago I was making about $10 a month online lol. Then 50 then hundreds. Now from 2500-4000 a month every single month. Yes FTC I have proof haha. But anyhow I know that you must not quit unless you wanna be a statistic. 97% quit and the 3% continue forward my friend!

Jermaine "Lead Monster" Steele

Try and add good uniqe keyword rich content that helps the user and you will see the traffic grow thats what i do and i do 3 to 5 post aday over every 2 to 6 hours apart and i see good results.

I know it's a bit of work but it pays off at the end

Hey thanks for the comments guys..

I think the font for article text is too small, and there is too much noise going on, severely decreasing the chances people will actually read your content. On my laptop monitor, I only see the first two lines of the first article above the fold. It seems your blog is not about content, but rather has too many other bells and whistles that are not helping you. That's my advice. Can you help me too and take a look at my blog?

I took a quick look at your site and just in three minutes, I found a number of issues that might be holding you back, the first thing I noticed is that you have four separate instances of Google Analytic's code being parsed in your initial page.

You might benefit from a premium theme, (bleeding juice from the footer)

You want readers, and clickers, you have far too much advertising sometimes less is more, )

I wish I had that problem. I started my blog in April and have problems getting over 10 visitors a day!

Look forward to everyone's replies!

Jess

I hate to say it, but this is yet another case of "Beginner Marketer promoting to Beginner Marketers".

The Problem:
The entire problem you are having is the niche you are in. There are uncountable numbers of keywords you could target for the Work From Home / Make Money Online / Internet Marketing niche, but you can bet they are all going to have a good amount of competition.
For example. You walk into a restaurant to get breakfast. You order a basic plate of eggs, bacon, and toast. The eggs are burnt, the bacon is undercooked, and the toast looks like it was cut off the loaf with a chainsaw. When you ask why the food is so poor, the waiter just says "He just started, and is learning how to cook."
Do you think you are going to go back to that place? Most likely not. Now look at your website from the perspective of your readers. They too, are beginner marketers. They have most likely purchased a few WSO or eBooks from other marketing forums. They might know the same basics that you do, they may know more. Is your website really helping anyone?

The Solution:
Take what you have learned from your current blog, and use that knowledge to create a website in a different niche.

Advice:
I would set your website up slightly different. If you are going for AdSense, keep doing what your doing. If you promote something from Clickbank or Amazon for example, you should think about using 'Pages' that will promote the product you want. Then you can write informational articles, targeting keywords with a good amount of traffic and weak competition, and direct those visitors to your product pages.
Make sure to use your Header tags (H1, H2, H3). Make sure there is a link to another page on your site within the article (not just the sidebar, header, etc). Bold/Italics/Underline targeted keywords. These are some basic SEO things to aim for.
Target 'posts' with your backlinks, using the articles keywords as your link text. Targeting the pages helps you rank for that keyword, which will drive traffic through your keyword article to your sales pages.
**Edit**
I did a search to see what you had indexed. Your posts are labelled online-career.com/2011/02/page/4/ which doesn't help your ranking for keywords. To fix this, go to your WP admin page, and click Settings, then Permalinks. Click Custom Structure, and in the text box type /%postname%/. This will put your article title as the post name, which puts your keyword in your url.
If you add /%postname%/ in your settings, you may need to go through each article and edit that link. To allow WordPress to use /%postname%/ you can click the Edit button for the posts permalink, and just delete the entire line. When you click Save, WordPress will automatically use the title for the post name.
OR, You could go through each post and create a custom name for it. This can be done on the newpage/edit screen. Just under the title you will see Permalink, the name of the url that will be created, and an Edit button. Put 2 and 2 together, and I'm sure you can figure this one out.


The hardest part is over. You have already started. Now take what you have learned and put it into a niche that you can get loads of traffic from. Keep testing, and keep learning. It's not worth starting over to learn a job you may hate, working for someone else...

Best of luck to you.

Good: Content is solid.

Bad: Too many ads is instant turnoff. Readers don't know where to focus their attention.

Ugly: Don't like the template at all. Like someone else said, go and pay $40 for a nice crisp Premium Template.

Best advice: Buy a keyword program like Market Samurai, reasearch the niches you are focusing on and find the long-tailed phrases that are untapped with little competition. Every new article needs to focus on those keyword phrases and you will get traffic I guarantee. I'd suggest a popover signup form as well but some might disagree.

@jrpt

yeah i know right, too much ads, persons always say that, a guess i will take them down soon but for right now i need the money.

I am looking forward in buying a good theme as well but as far now i cant offord it.

Thanks for the advice though.

You don't have to worry about the traffic of your site. You started last January and the traffic is quite good. Focus on promoting your site at social media like Facebook and Twitter. Both are best in promoting a site.

I'd say you are doing ok to get 170 a day. A lot of guys would kill for that. What kind of traffic are you getting? Is it targeted search engine traffic?

@teravel... that is some good advice, i had the same issue with my urls. I also just set up my blog a couple of weeks ago, and struggling to get traffic. i'm on a trial basis with iSubmit for 30 days, will see how it works out.

200/day is reasonably good traffic to start with. It doesn't matter how much traffic you get but how much quality converting traffic you get. Before running, you need to learn to walk. Im sure you will be running like pros soon.

All d best

simple.

Go to the google keyword tool, find keywords related to your blogs niche, now write DETAILED INFORMATIVE articles around those keywords, now promote the **** out of those articles and link build like a mofo!

WIth this method I built a site to over 1000 uniques per day

Iam getting about 60 - 100 visitors a day to one of my site and making around $1500 - $2000 with that site a month. It's quality than Quantity

have a patience
me and my friends running social engine since september 2010 and we have only 1000 or less then that members

I think that you are doing well for the time being. The beginning is always hard, and the beginning sometimes is very long.

If you want valid visitors, try advertising more in forums and maybe invest in advertising.
If you just want unique visitors and hits, visit adf.ly or proautosurf.com and buy some packages. They're quite cheap.

I will keep my comment short "Welcome to IM mahem"

thanks guy

i'ma try do some social bookmarking in coming days.

When in doubt... start networking.

Your best bet to pass this hurdle is to realize that your blog isn't the only on this particular niche. Find others like minded bloggers and start collaborating. Guest posts, feedback, comments and the list could go on.

Strangely enough, the best tool to go around for this is... Twitter. It genuinely sucks as a marketing tool, but as a networking one... it rocks.

Start making friends and carve a place for yourself. The traffic will undoubtedly follow.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
George Cozma

Maximize every keyword, long and short around your niche with article marketing. You can also publish your article in ezines for free to get a boat load of eyeballs reading your article with your link leading back to your blog.