Introduction
I started my blog about two months ago, and I soon realized. How hard it could be to get some traffic to your site. You submitted your website to the search engines and finally got indexed. Still, if your site appears on a 5th to 10th results page for a specific search, this will not bring a lot of traffic to your site.
Sounds familiar?
Bringing some quality traffic to your site is not that hard. I achieved a Pagerank of 5 in only one month by putting some little effort into it. That drives pretty much traffic to my blog. My site also showed in the top ten results on google for some competitive keywords with millions of total marks. And I’ve done all this in weeks!
To drive good traffic to your site, you need to pay attention to two things:
1) Have quality content on your site
2) Have quality links pointing to your site ( or even better if you can exchange links )
I can’t help you much with your site content since it depends a lot on your website, but I can give you some advice on finding good links pointing to your site.
Optimization of traffic
Linking is one of the most critical factors in the search engine optimization process—the number and quality of links pointing to your site show how famous your website is. Google’s PageRank is calculated from the links pointing to a page; that’s why the PageRank indicates how important a page is. The Pagerank formula is quite simple. The PageRank of page A is an adjusted sum of the inbound links pointing to page A. And the value of a single outbound link from page B is calculated by dividing the PageRank of page B by the number of outbound links on page B.
Now let’s take a look at where you can place links to your site.
1) Public forums – many public meetings and places for discussion on the internet. Search for media you like, participate in the debate, and leave your link under your signature. Remember to leave some quality posts, and if you leave links, you’ll be quickly banned.
2) RSS feeds – If you own a blog or have an RSS feed for syndication on your site, dozens of sites will publish a link to your site or even distribute your content for free.
What is floor price?
Meebits NFTs Attract Whale.
3) Digg.com – A high-traffic website with links to articles. Having a good article linked from Digg will drive you tons of traffic if you can.
4) Article exchange – If you are a good writer and have the time to write, you can find hundreds of sites that will publish and distribute your article, and they will all link back to your site.
5) Link exchange – If you find some excellent websites related to yours, you can ask the webmaster if he would like to exchange links.
6) Own a blog to promote your site – blogs are so popular today that even bigger business websites are starting their blogs. A blog can be a potent tool for marketing your site. It can attract thousands of fresh, targeted visitors to your site for free and help you earn a #1 ranking in the search engines, and drive truckloads of highly targeted traffic.
SEO Traffic Definition
The SEO Traffic KPI measures the number of visits to your website that are the result of organic or paid search traffic. By coupling web visit metrics with goal-completion metrics, you get a complete picture of your SEO performance. Too often, SEO is treated as a separate endeavor when, in fact, it should be seen within the context of your website’s performance and wider marketing efforts. Use this KPI to provide your search marketing team with perspective on a Google Analytics dashboard.
SEO Traffic: Key Terms
- Traffic: The visitors to your site.
- Organic Search: Organic search results are the Web page listings that most closely match the user’s search query based on relevance. Also called “natural” search results, ranking high in the organic results is what SEO is all about.
- Paid Search: Paid search marketing means you advertise within the sponsored listings of a search engine or a partner site by paying either each time your ad is clicked (pay-per-click – PPC) or less commonly, when your ad is displayed (cost-per-impression – CPM).
- Traffic Rank: The ranking of how much traffic your site gets compared to all other sites on the internet. You can check your traffic rank on Alexa.
SEO Traffic Benchmark
For SEO Traffic don’t rely on a single source to benchmark your results. Avinash Kaushik from Occam’s Razor, suggests. You should first look internally at your own data to see month-over-month trends for each year and across years. Benchmarking your organic search results and paid search results is no longer limited to industry data from outside analysts.
These reports are still useful but in combination with competitor data. Kaushik’s favorite benchmarking strategy is to take the actual industry performance as a layer of context needed, then look for big competitors as a layer.
