Help me to increase my traffic?

1) Backlinks ?- off course .... that's y my site having PR3

2) Is the writing better than this post? Proper spacing, grammar, punctuation, etc?- before publishing any post, I check all these parameters.

Why? That really limits our ability to help you....

-- j

It seems to be good, attracting traffic with social networking sites is a powerful strategy
that can uplift your traffic. Use the social networking sites like Facebook, stumbleupon, twitter, digg, etc.,

If you're ready to spend money means you can go for paid traffic

Adsense and other PPC can bring a good traffic to your website (i think so according to what have said about your content reviews etc.,)
Otherwise, you can buy traffic for your niche.

Let me preface this by saying that I'm behind a firewall, so I can't see every detail of your site until I get home tonight. Here's what I noticed:

1) I couldn't find an article that was 500 words on the site, and I clicked 10 or so. They were doing good to get to 100 words on most of them, and I did see where a few had 150-200 words. These barely qualify as blurbs.

2) Your site's an autoblog that's just reposting information from elsewhere on the Internet.

3) I ran your site through BacklinkWatch.com and discovered that you do have 350 backlinks that are currently showing up. Unfortunately, most of them are coming from the same site (Teletechnology.in | All about Telecom and Technology.). When I checked out that site, it appears that you've attempted to clone it as you're both using the same theme and same types of articles.

4) I don't see anything that really makes your site "different" or would make Google want to rank it any higher up than wherever it is now. You need to make your posts much higher quality (I saw some of the same common grammar mistakes, typos, punctuation, and capitalization mistakes that I saw in your OP here) and a lot longer. Shoot for at least 1000 word posts + pictures + video if you want to start ranking higher.

Please don't think I'm attacking you with this. This is what I found during a 5 minutes inspection of the site, and I'm merely offering this up to you as an outsider's point of view.

-- j

Unless you linked me to the wrong site:

• Article #1, Page 1 - 67 words
• Article #2 - 452 words
• Article #3 - 254 words
• Article #4 - 325 words
• Article #5 - 182 words
• Article #6 - 96 words

You get the idea...not a single one hit 500 words. 500 should be the barest minimum that you strive for. I don't publish a single article that's under 1000 words on any site that I own except for my personal blog, and I'm not trying to rank it for anything.

Grammar correction is a must:

• "Before the release of the Google Nexus 7 Tablet PC we are discussed its full advantages and disadvantages. "
• "The device is "lit up" in the two benchmarks Nenamark 2 and Antutu named as HTC Vertex HD."

Those are two examples. There are a lot of little things in the text that indicate that they're not written by a native English speaker, such as missing the word "the" in a lot of places, and just other little things that came together in my head and made me first notice that it is written by someone who didn't grow up speaking English. This is not a big deal if you are primarily marketing your site to people in your country who all follow the same speech patterns, but if you're marketing to Americans, it's a big turn off.

It's also apparent that you're using British English when writing and, from what I can tell through my article writing business, everyone who has ever ordered from me has wanted American English instead. (Including a few British citizens.) Again, the details are small, but they're there.

Throughout my experience in SEO, I've never found it to be a good idea to link together, repeatedly, two sites that you own. This creates a network and Google tends not to like that.

As far as my auto-blog comment, that's just how it appears to me. There are too many articles posted in too little time. You have 8 articles posted on July 14. If it were me, I'd aim to post 2-4 articles per day max, and then do that consistently over all 7 days of the week. If you write more than that in a single day, you can queue them to post the next day. In fact, you can setup your posts for the entire week on Monday and then let them auto-post throughout the week and save yourself a few headaches on days when you don't feel like writing.