No Time Before Christmas For SEO, How Do I Get non PPC Traffic to my new site??

by ed22
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Great site everyone; have spent a while reading up on loads of your posts and its now time to take the plunge into the IM world.

I've got a brand new site thats well positioned for one of the leading Christmas Toys - could anyone shed some light on how to get white hat traffic now that its up? I can't use PPC as the big G disallows brand names so I'm kinda stumped.

No time for SEO either as we're too close to Christmas

Any advice much appreciated!
#christmas #ppc #seo #site #time #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author ambalaldarji
    I think if you have brand new website then do not go in fast way because Organic Seo will definitely take some time.

    It is better that try to do Social Networking. Social Networking sites will definitely help you to get huge traffic instantly.
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  • Profile picture of the author socialbookmark
    I agree ambalaldarji. If you need fast traffic, the best choice is participating in social networking sites like Facebook and twitter. These websites can help you a lot if you know how to find more friends and followers on them.
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  • Profile picture of the author SuccessBlogsUK
    Social media is excellent if you already have a good number of followers who can RT you. Otherwise it can take as long as SEO to get anywhere.
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    • Profile picture of the author JasonValens
      Stick a load of vids up about the product and related products on youtube and all the high traffic vid sites. Record a powerpoint presentation about the product if you have to. Link back to your site, embed your url in the vids. Stick it up now if it's upcoming for xmas.
      Find all the high traffic blogs and forums in your market or related markets. Leave some awesome comments with a link back to your site (in the name field or whatever) on the blog. Keep doing it.
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  • Profile picture of the author bfas
    JasonValens gave you some good advice.

    Along with videos, write (or outsource) a lot of articles about the specific toy, using the name of the toy, the manufacturer, etc. in the titles. Create many with variations of the toy name, mfg., etc.

    Create a Squidoo lens, Hubpages hub, Wordpress.com blog, Blogger blog, etc. as well.

    bfas
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    • Profile picture of the author Amy Harrop
      I agree ,write or outsource about your site offerings. You can:
      -submit to article directories
      -submit to document sharing sites like scribed
      -make videos from the articles
      -put the info on 2.0 sites

      Also, get some bookmarking done on your articles or videos so you can start seeing some traffic right away. That is where some inexpensive outsourcing might come in, if you can get a fast turn around.
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      • Profile picture of the author ed22
        Thanks guys, there's a lot to think about there!

        Can anyone recommend anyone to help with outsourcing this?

        cheers all
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