30 Tips to Get Traffic To Your Site

Thursday, December 10, 2009

1. Writing and submitting articles to article directories.
2. Leaving comments on other blogs with a backlink people to your site.
3. Answers to questions from the www.answers.yahoo.com
4. Post in the forums and there is a link to your site in your signature.
5. Writing press releases and send them to www.PRWeb.com.
6. Advertise your website in the appropriate category on www.CraigsList.com.
7. Providing unbiased testimonials about the products / services that have been used in exchange for backlinks to your site.
8. Starting a blog, and send to 100 for free from blog directories.
9. Submit your website manually to the major search engines.
10. Optimize each page of your website for a particular keyword or search phrase.
11. Add link in your email signature to your website. This is free and easy way to get a little more traffic.
12. Use PPC search engine advertising.
    
13. Promote your site to a friend.
    
14. Send articles to article publishing, which contains a link to your website.
    
15. Make a crazy content and make it grow like a virus.
    
16. Giving a freebie (ebook, report, e-course) to people who come back to your site.
    
17. Participating in a banner or link exchange programs.
    
18. Create programs and software to provide for free.
    
19. Buying a domain name associated with the niche that has developed and receive traffic to your site.
20. Conduct surveys and publish to your website.
21. Use automatic or email campaign to get people to come back to your site.
22. Buy ads on other sites.
23. Send a free copy from other products on the website owner to exchange the product review.
24. Sell or place classified ads on www.eBay.com with a link to your site.
25. Exchange links with other related websites.
26. Network with others in seminars or other activities.
27. Create a free ebook that contains your site
28. Buying and using a domain name memorable.
29. Doing something controversial.
30. Using a traffic exchange (low quality traffic, but sometimes useful).