Traffic, traffic, traffic : we always want more!
As a blogger, you like to read any suggestion to receive more traffic to your website.
Building a blog seems easy, but getting a lot of visitors and readers is not so obvious.
There are several ways to bring traffic to your blog, and a lot of them really work.
Here you find a list of ten tips on how to get more visitors to your site.
1. Satisfy Your Audience Needs
It’s not just “writing quality content”, but understanding your audience and satisfying their needs is the most effective way to increase traffic to your website.
Give to people exactly what they are looking for.
Seems easy?
Well, it’s not.
If you are able to get to know your readers and write just useful content, they will reward you with many visits, also sharing your content around the web.
Tip : be sure to make your content easily shareable on the major social networks. I use “Genesis Optimized Social Share” plugin, specially crafted for Genesis Framework.
2. Use SEO Techniques
I am sure you have a fantastic blog with amazing content, but if people do not find you on Google, what are your efforts for ?
I know. Once again, this is easier said than done.
But using SEO techniques (the right way) allows you to be visible on search engines and to receive direct organic traffic to your blog.
Search Engine Optimization is one of the most effective way to get more visits. But there are actually several advices that can be given.
A very practical tip : before you write a new post, choose your primary keyword to optimize in the content. Use Google keyword tool to see how many queries are associated with the selected keyword.
3. Use the Social Power
Being active and engaging with your audience on Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus or Pinterest is a powerful way to increase traffic to your blog.
Do not just share your content there, be more social!
Commenting and sharing other people posts, liking, retweeting, pinning or recommending those articles on Google+.
Tip : try to get more Facebook fans on your page or followers on Google+, while sharing funny media, from time to time.
Tip n.2 : are you on Tsu? It’s a new social network, that shares the revenue with its users. It’s under invitation. To register, go here.
4. Install and Use Google Analytics
It is essential that you install Google Analytics on your blog and that you start studying your data.
With the observation of its details, you will understand what are the things that work on your blog ( and that you can replicate ) and what are the things that do not work ( and you need to correct).
Tip : here the Moz blog shares 11 Google Analytics Tricks to Use for Your Website
5. Enter the Right Media in Your Content
Another way to increase traffic to your blog is to insert graphics in your posts, like photos and images.
Also, if you optimize them carefully, they will be indexed well in Google Images and may represent an interesting source of web traffic.
Be sure to put your keywords in the description and in the alt text.
Also check the weight of the picture, as it must be as low as possible, without losing its quality.
Your site must be fast to load, as Google like it this way.
Tip : do not just share pictures, add also some interesting videos, relevant to your content.
6. Comment in Blogs of Your Niche
An authoritative comment in one of the posts written by popular bloggers is a great way to direct traffic to your blog.
But do not just visit the big websites, it’s good to connect also with new bloggers within your niche.
Tip : I recommend that your comment should be relevant, intelligent and interesting. In this way you will intrigue the readers, that may want to pay a visit to your blog.
7. Use Yahoo! Answers
Every day, many users are asking questions on Yahoo! Answers, hoping that someone would answer them.
Using this logic, you can leave answers for users in your niche who seek help, by including and mentioning relevant resources.
First you should find the category that match your interest. Then you can write and share your knowledge, including a link to your site.
Be sure to be the first to answer.
But of course you should try to give your best answer, in order to be “featured” and get your content positionated at the top of all the others.
This will help your blog receiving more traffic.
Tip : don’t just spam your blog links, or you will be banned soon.
8 . Insert Your Blog Link in Your Social Media Profiles
We all like social media and we all have personal pages on one or more social networks.
In order to increase visitors to your blog, you can do something very simple : add a link of your site in all your social profiles.
Tip : there are many powerful social media networks, be sure to choose wisely.
9 . Enter Your Blog Link in Your Email Signature
A very simple system : put in the signature of your e-mail the link to your website.
More generally, post your blog link in any type of document that you write and publish around the web.
Tip : WiseStamp is a free resource to add an email signature.
10. Do Not Give Up !
Building a popular blog is possible, but it takes patience and dedication.
So do not give up: you should work a lot for this purpose.
But sooner or later, you will realize that the internet will repay you for the efforts made!
Do you have any other suggestions on how to get more traffic?
Please share them within the comments below, thanks!
Nirmala says
November 17, 2014 at 2:24 pmHi Erik sir,
Even though there are so many bloggers writing the traffic generation ways, we would like to read all of them to get more visitors to our blog. I’m following most of the ways which you’ve listed here to get audience for my blog and SEO matters a lot. Doing keyword research helps to drive organic traffic and yes, it is upright to give importance for social media traffic too. I’m missing good traffic from Yahoo answers, will try to be active over there. Thanks for sharing this good post for us 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 4:33 pmHi Nirmala,
it’s always a true pleasure to read you.
Time ago I used Yahoo Answers with success, I need to invest some more time there.
I think it’s one of the remaining few interesting resources of Yahoo.
That’s right, SEO matters a lot!
Thanks for your comment,
have a fantastic week. 🙂
Enstine Muki says
November 17, 2014 at 3:13 pmHi Erik,
This post is a typical sample of point #1 -satisfying your audience need. Everything else revolves around this point.
Your audience has the great need for traffic and that’s what you are providing in this post. No content is great until readers are satisfied with it. Once they are satisfied, they will help you bring more traffic.
SEO of course a the most converting source of traffic I have ever witnessed. Well, I know traffic from your targeted listed can be very great but this comes only after a mail is sent.
If we optimize for SEO, yes there is going to be great traffic.
Of course I can’t end this comment without confirming the fact the blog commenting is a great traffic tool. It does help in SEO and networking, which are all important components of online expansion.
Effective points you brought up here Erik and thanks for taking care of us your readers
Do have a wonderful week bro
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 4:35 pmHi Enstine,
pleasure to see you, my friend!
You know, I really love to go and check all the blog posts with “traffic” word in the title.
You never know if you will find the next traffic generation tip
(like using BroadedNet, for example). 😉
Thanks for commenting here,
and have a great week! 🙂
Norbert says
November 17, 2014 at 4:01 pmHi Erik,
Awesome. Generating quality relevant traffic is one of the worries we always have as bloggers and internet marketers.
These practical tips will help a lot of us who are always on the look out for more ways to increase our traffic. I’m using several of these methods especially blog commenting and social media sites.
Recently I’ve been active on yahoo answers and I’ve started seeing some small traffic trickle in from there so I plan to scale up on this.
My search engine traffic is still low for my online marketing blog ( I think because of the age and competition) but it’s growing by the day as I continue ranking for more keyword phrases.
However, for my amazon niche sites, I get majority of the traffic from Google. I optimize these sites for low hanging product review keywords which are more profitable and easier to rank.
I’d wish to add blogging communities to your list. These are also great for growing traffic and building your own blog’s community.
Most importantly though, like you said in you first point, you have to satisfy your readers’ needs. If you do that, getting traffic will be much easier.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 4:38 pmHello Norbert,
traffic tips are always appreciated by any blogger! 😉
I’m glad you are experiencing some good traffic from Yahoo answers.
This confirms that it works.
That’s great to know about your Amazon niche sites,
I hope you are generating a good income there.
They are a good investment of time and money.
Thanks for adding “blogging communities” as another suggestion.
Have you checked Klinkk, my creation of last year?
http://www.klinkk.com/
Harleena Singh says
November 17, 2014 at 4:25 pmHi Erik,
Wonderful post indeed 🙂
Yes, who doesn’t love to get more traffic to their blogs, and you mentioned some great ways we can increase the traffic, in a very natural way, which again every blogger must do.
I would always vote for blog commenting foremost, having tried and tested that myself. Nothing works better than building relationships with fellow bloggers, which happens only through the comments we leave at each others blogs. This is one sure, natural, and safe way to increase one’s own blog traffic.
SEO does wonders, though I am glad everything has boiled down to working in moderation nowadays and keeping it all natural. Yes, one cannot deny the power of social media, and if used right, it can do wonders for your blog, again been there, done that, so one knows it does work!
I agree with Norbert about blog communities, especially the real ones like yours and a few others, and of course our very own ABC!
Thanks for sharing. Have a nice week ahead 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 4:42 pmHi Harleena,
so glad to see you. 🙂
I can’t stop telling you how awesome is the work you are doing at Aha-Now community.
There are a lot to learn there!
Members are genuine, there is a true engagement, and your giveaways and contests are exciting.
I also like blog commenting.
It’s a nice way to get to know new people within your niche and at the same time, market your content.
I’m glad to be part of ABC,
keep up the fantastic job there, Harleena! 🙂
Thanks for commenting,
have a great week.
Don Purdum says
November 18, 2014 at 12:45 amHi Erik,
Knowing audience well enough to know what they need is so critical to growing a blog. We’ve both seen a lot of blog articles where people write short, pithy articles that neither benefit or help their readers.
You bring up a really good point…. I have experiencing of late a number of blogs who make it hard to share their content on social media. I’ve been suprised of late at how many blogs don’t even have share buttons.
If someone doesn’t make it easy, I don’t have the time to share it.
Of late, I’ve been taking the time to connect with related niches and comment on various business blogs, business journals, etc., where I know my direct audience is hanging out.
It’s been a great experience to define the many different direct and niche audiences where there is an opportunity to network with influencers who have direct access to the small and medium sized business owners I’m trying to help.
Don’t give up! WOW, how many have stopped before they really even got started. It takes six months or a year to really gain the traction you need to grow. It’s hard work, but it’s also a lot of fun if you just push through and keep working, connecting, relating, and helping others.
Great post Erik!
I hope you have an awesome week ahead~
~ Don Purdum
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 4:47 pmHello Don,
good to see you!
I agree with you.
It does not happen a lot, but sometimes I find some blogs where there aren’t any social sharing buttons.
It’s a shame, because they lose potential social signals.
I know you are doing a fantastic job with your business.
I can feel your passion in your words.
It should be amazing working with you.
Passion and persistence have been two main keys for me with my blogging career.
Like Steve Jobs said :
“I’m convinced that about half of what separates the successful entrepreneurs from the non-successful ones is pure perseverance”
Thanks for your comment, Don.
Have a great rest of this week!
sherman smith says
November 18, 2014 at 2:08 amHey Erik,
You are really right on point with this post! These are great ways to increase your traffic to your blog and if you stay consistent with it, you’ll see your blog flourish!
Points 1,2,3,4,6 are something I’m constantly doing. I noticed earlier this year when I implemented more SEO using a keyword within a couple of post that I started receiving a lot more traffic. Many of our visitors are constantly on Google doing research, so why not take advantage of making our post more SEO compliant to make it easier for our market to find us.
For a long time I ignored Google Analytics. Why? At first I didn’t think it was that important, and two, when I first saw it, I was intimidated by it LOL… Yes I admit it. But back then, it was pretty confusing and not as user friendly as it is now. But although it took me a couple of years, I finally figured it out. But yes, if you want to see how you can increase your traffic, Google Analytics is a great tool to see what part of your marketing you have to make those necessary changes in order to increase it. Especially when it comes to your sales funnel.
Being social on social media and commenting was and still is vital to me. I got a lot of my traffic through just commenting on different blogs and it was powerful when I first started in 2010 and still is today at the end of 2014. I really just started to become more social on social media this year and the mentions is a great indicator to search engines to send traffic your way. Search Engines, especially Google, are really being on being social now days!
Thanks for sharing Erik! I hope you’re having a great week so far!
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 4:58 pmHi Sherman,
congratulations on applying almost all the points mentioned in this post.
It’s good to know you are receiving a great amount of organic traffic.
I was ignoring Google Analytics too for a long time.
What a shame.
There is so much information to get there.
You can discover many new aspects of your blog, and how to improve them.
Social media is a nice alternative source of traffic.
We can’t rely everything on Google.
We need to have a plan B, and then C, D. etc.
I really appreciate your visit and comment here today, Sherman.
Have a fantastic week! 🙂
(Mine is going great).
donna merrill says
November 18, 2014 at 3:31 amHi Erik,
Who wouldn’t want more traffic to our blogs? You have outlined many ways to get traffic and they all work.
I am a fan of #6 because commenting is the backbone of my own blog. There always is someone coming to my blog telling me that they found me on a comment I left on so and so’s blog post.
It is so important when commenting to leave an intelligent response to the post. Address the writer by name, reflect something about the subject matter and let’s not forget to say thank you! It is pretty powerful!
I am paying more attention to SEO lately. My little green light goes on in my back office and I’m good to go!
What I didn’t know was Yahoo Answers. I do have to check that one out! Never been there before! So thanks for this special tip!
As usual, there is always something I learn when I visit you.
-Donna
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 5:10 pmHi Donna,
like you, I love blog commenting.
Newbies can learn a lot from people like Ryan Biddulph or Adrienne Smith
(she also released recently her new product).
I agree with you, by addressing your comment to the author of the blog post.
It’s ugly to see a comment starting with “Hello Admin” or just “Hi there”.
Also thanking the author is a must, I appreciate you adding that!
I mentioned Yahoo answers, but I have to pay more attention to this traffic method too.
Thanks for the kind comment, Donna.
I wish you a fantastic week. 🙂
James McAllister says
November 18, 2014 at 4:39 amHi Erik!
The thing I really loved about this post was the diversity of the methods you mentioned. Diversification is so important both in blogging and in life in general. You never want to put all of your eggs in one basket.
I see a lot of people (newbies in particular) believing that the only way to succeed online is to rank highly in Google. I can’t help but worry for them when I hear them make a statement like that, because it’s not true at all! There are so many different traffic methods (many are way better than Google!) and you’ve listed some great ones here.
Thanks for introducing me to Tsu by the way. I’ll have to check that out!
– James
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 5:07 pmHi James,
that’s right.
We need to have different kind of traffic sources.
Diversification.
And minimize the risks of losing everything if you rely just on one traffic method
As you said, if you work on getting OTHER sources of traffic, different than Google,
then you are right on your way to have a successful blog.
Glad you liked TSU mention.
I look forward to see you there.
Have a great day.
Ryan Biddulph says
November 18, 2014 at 7:46 amHi Erik,
The last one rocks as do all of them. Never give up. Keep going. Know why you’re blogging to rock it out.
I like being free more than I fear persisting. So I keep at it. Publishing helpful, thorough posts and commenting on authority, relevant blogs endears you to targeted readers. Traffic flows to helpful blogs, run by connected bloggers.
Make friends with folks. Make GOOD friends with folks to grow your network. I enjoy making buddies because our bonds make our blogging lives easier. Don’t go the Lone Wolf route. Been there, done that and it doesn’t work. Meet friends through commenting, over deliver by publishing inspired posts with appealing titles and keep on keeping on.
In time, and with patience, you’ll learn what you need to do and you’ll do what you need to do, to become a prospering blogger who drives steady, targeted traffic to their blog. Just keep at it and you’ll get it 😉
Ryan
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 5:14 pmHi Ryan.
Let me take this occasion to congratulate you for being everywhere!
With blog commenting, or being featured with your inspirational story, I am seeing you all around the net.
Good for you, my friend! 🙂
You said “make good friends”.
I am happy to have you in my circles.
I can picture your smile with a paradise behind you in your traditional “selfie” photo.
Being kind is a surefire way to connect with more people.
Thanks for visiting and commenting, Ryan.
Have a good week in Bali. 😉
Larry Frank says
November 18, 2014 at 11:20 amHi Erik,
Every blogger aims at pulling a jaw dropping traffic to their sites, and what else makes a blog stand if not a huge audience. You’ve just given a hot 10 ways to increase traffic to our blog’s
I guess you were right when you talked about satisfying your audience need, that’s where most bloggers (newbies) fail, they write whatsoever they come across, not minding if it will be beneficial to their blog readers, and when they write a post that is off-point to their readers their blogs become a bored island to their readers.
You’ve said it all, thanks for sharing and do have a wonderful day ahead. 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 5:00 pmHi Larry,
thanks for the feedback.
You know, you need to discover what your audience wants,
then you can solve needs and problems, in order to start collecting fans.
They will keep following your blog, because you share useful content!
Appreciate the comment,
have a great day!
Rohan Bhardwaj says
November 18, 2014 at 2:29 pmHi Erik,
The best tip is to never give up. If one is determined for something, and approaches the work with right attitude then the result will be positive.
One needs to believe.
Blogging is just like any other passion in life, if you truly love it, keep fighting and you will reach your goal. All the big blogs started small.
Nice list. Have a great week.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 5:03 pmHello Rohan,
as I mentioned in my reply to Don comment,
I love to quote Steve Jobs :
“I’m convinced that about half of what separates the successful entrepreneurs from the non-successful ones is pure perseverance”
If you keep working the right way,
sooner or later you will see the results of your efforts.
Thanks for your comment, Rohan.
Have a great rest of this week!
Dennis says
November 18, 2014 at 4:43 pmHey Erik!
Great tips as always. For yahoo answers though, aside from banning spammers or obvious link droppers, even with high level accounts, answers can still not show up.
I’ve been testing it recently, with level 2 above accounts. So I would advice the people reading that part to build your profile a bit first by answering a lot of questions without links
Try to put the link in the resource area if your account is still new.
Once you get your “Best Answer” – Start linking to it. It will rank and give you another good position in the serps.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 18, 2014 at 5:04 pmHello Dennis!
Thanks for the positive feedback.
Great suggestion about Yahoo Answers.
Obviously they are keeping it spam free.
The goal is getting the “Best Answer”, as you mentioned.
Appreciate your comment,
have a good day!
Manik says
November 20, 2014 at 5:00 amHello Erik,
Great tips as usual. All are really important to increase traffic and you mention here most of the latest SEO techniques.
Most of the people ignore the power of Yahoo Answer. But yahoo answer is really a great way to drive huge referral traffic if your blog niche is popular enough and it also help to get some quality no-follow backlinks.
Anyway, Thanks for the valuable post.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 20, 2014 at 3:23 pmHi Manik,
with more of 200 rankings factor, doing a fantastic SEO job is really hard nowaydays.
However, it’s easier to write good, optimized content.
You’re right.
Yahoo answers gives also some good backlinks and traffic.
Thanks for commenting!
Mark says
November 20, 2014 at 6:04 amTen excellent tips Eric!
Thanks for sharing a proven ten point traffic generating blueprint. I’m really intrigued with your Yahoo answers strategy. Even though I’ve never actually used the Yahoo answers approach yet.
And let’s face it, without consistently creating the type of content that your target audience craves, you’re really compounding your problem!
And I also like your advice about using Google analytic s. It’s free and loaded with tons of useful information.
Thanks for sharing such a practical blueprint.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 20, 2014 at 3:27 pmHi Mark,
glad you liked the tips mentioned in this post.
Sometimes the easiest techniques are the most underrated.
I really appreciate your visit and comment here,
have a great rest of this week! 🙂
Tim Bonner says
November 20, 2014 at 10:29 pmHey Erik
That’s some solid tips to gain more traffic and readers.
My favourite of all is #10. Never give up as a blogger. I’ve been doing it for 2 years and I’m only starting to get what I want from it now. People don’t realise how hard blogging actually is and when they do they give up way too easily!
I haven’t used Yahoo Answers as a strategy but it sounds like a good one. I started using Quora which is quite similar so I might give Yahoo a go as well. Thanks for the heads up!
Erik Emanuelli says
November 21, 2014 at 10:05 amHi Tim!
That’s right.
It took me at least two years and half to start collecting the fruits of all my work online.
I guess it was also because I needed to learn a lot!
I like to quote Steve Jobs:
“‘I’m convinced that about half of what separates the successful entrepreneurs from the non-successful ones is pure perseverance”.
I love the sentence.
I’ve sign up to Quora long time ago,
but never used it.
Thanks for visiting and commenting, Tim.
Have a great weekend. 🙂
Peter Kanayo says
November 20, 2014 at 11:39 pmErik loved the concept you shared. Have used yahoo in the past and saw it did drive traffic to my site.
I love yahoo answers because the answers you provide are hyper targeted- hence the referral and traffic it brings.
As for Ryan that guy is commenting machine. And wonder how he does it. Sometimes I wonder if he has crack the code of automated unique comment. He is an awesome inspiration.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 21, 2014 at 10:07 amHi Peter,
glad you enjoyed the post.
You’re right.
Ryan is a writing android.
He’s gifted.
But I am sure with practice anyone can reach a good level as writer.
Thanks for visiting and commenting.
Have a great day.
Adrienne says
November 21, 2014 at 10:44 pmHey Erik,
Well I can definitely agree with all of these methods and of course I have my favorites.
Now you know that blog commenting is at the top of my list because to me when you leave genuine comments people notice that. Keep doing that and people can’t help but get curious about you. There will always be people coming and going so there is always room for more and more traffic that way.
Triberr is another great source for me which I know you love as well. It’s just a great place to make some awesome connections and you know that’s what I’m mostly about. That’s why I love these particular methods because of the connections that can be made. Social media too, same goes for those platforms.
I will say that I’ve never had much luck with Yahoo answers mainly because of my niche and there just aren’t as many questions over there about blogging. Quora is another one but I never seem to have a heck of a lot of luck with either.
So I won’t go into the things most people say and that it’s one thing to get the traffic and another one to keep them on your blog because that’s a whole other post. The main thing is getting them there and it’s up to us to keep them coming back for more.
Thanks for sharing these with us Erik and I know others appreciate this as well.
~Adrienne
Erik Emanuelli says
November 24, 2014 at 1:40 pmHello Adrienne! 🙂
I really believe that blog commenting works.
As you mentioned, you need to leave a meaningful and genuine comment, if you want to get noticed by people.
And said by you, it means even more.
You are pretty popular for your ability of building connections via blog commenting,
plus, your website is a vibrant community.
Thanks for adding Triberr to this list, I am a fan of Dan and Dino creation since the very beginning.
I really appreciate your visit and comment here, Adrienne.
Wish you a great beginning of this week!
Ammar Zeb says
November 27, 2014 at 4:21 pmAmazing stuff Erick! The points you mentioned indeed are the most basic ones and can be adopted by even baby bloggers if they want some real traffic and real money.
Thanks and keep writing 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
November 28, 2014 at 9:31 amGlad you enjoyed the post, thanks for commenting, Ammar!
Priyangshu says
November 30, 2014 at 10:47 amHey Erik,
This is one of the best traffic generation guides I’ve ever read. Pretty well explained. Well, for me, Google has always been the number one traffic source, my number one traffic generation method is writing more and more useful guides and content that are helpful to the readers, and this way, many other users mention our post links on forums and sites like Quora, Yahoo Answers etc. So, not only do I receive tons of organic traffic, but also I get a lot of referral visitors. Anyways, great post Erik, keep up the good work 🙂
Priyangshu
Erik Emanuelli says
December 1, 2014 at 11:47 amHello Priyangshu,
thanks for the kind feedback.
Glad you enjoyed the post.
While organic traffic is one of the best sources, it’s pretty unstable.
What about if you lose completely overnight the visits from Google?
Kinda a big problem… 😉
vino says
December 2, 2014 at 6:28 amHi Erik,
These are raelly necessary tips one should follow inorder to increase the traffic to his/her own blog or website. All your points are valid and need to be admitted.
Erik Emanuelli says
December 2, 2014 at 10:08 amHi Vino,
glad you liked these traffic tips.
Thanks for commenting!
Siva says
December 5, 2014 at 1:02 amHi Erik,
All points well stated and I’m using most of the points that you’ve described . I have doubt on
Yahoo Answers – I really don’t know how to make it useful OR by just simply answering to any of user Q will draw their attention to my blog ?
Today I read about the “top-7-online-marketing-trends-that-will-dominate-2015” posted in Forbes and came to know about the “Ello” which is an “Anti-Facebook”. and powerful social media network in 2015
If you’ve not heard here some thing about “Ello” – About ( “Ello doesn’t sell ads. Nor do we sell data about you to third parties.” )
Every post you share, every friend you make, and every link you follow is tracked, recorded, and converted into data. Advertisers buy your data so they can show you more ads. You are the product that’s bought and sold.
I hope this info could be use full for bloggers, so shared , Ps excuse me:)
Thanks,
Siva
Erik Emanuelli says
December 5, 2014 at 10:36 amHi Siva,
Yahoo answers used to bring me good traffic to my very first blog, 4 years ago.
You give answers and, from time to time, you drop some useful links (included yours).
As per Ello, I’ve signed up recently.
It’s one of the two trending and new social networks of the moment.
Together with Tsu, which claims to share the revenue with its users.
If you need an invite, here you have mine:
https://www.tsu.co/ErikEmanuelli
Thanks for visiting and commenting, Siva!
Have a good one!
Akash says
December 5, 2014 at 2:57 pmhii There,
I think Social Media and Content is Main factor. Great content means more Organic Traffic, and more share in Sicial Media. More share Social Media means Its goes Viral. And when it goes Viral then you got a lots of traffic and Subscribers… 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
December 7, 2014 at 12:24 pmHello Akash,
social signals are ones among the factors to gain organic traffic, in other words to increase your Google rankings.
Plus, you can increase your audience via social media.
Thanks for commenting.
Ashish says
December 6, 2014 at 7:13 amWell I guess satisfying the audience needs is the most important thing which we gonna need to focus. Readers only come to our blog for what they need either its tutorial or its some product.
Thanks
Erik Emanuelli says
December 7, 2014 at 12:22 pmCorrect, Ashish.
Useful content and relevant resources for your readers.
Thanks for commenting!
Nikhil Ganotra says
December 7, 2014 at 11:06 amHey Erik,
Great Write Up Indeed!
In my blogging career, I have read many posts to increase traffic to your blog as it seems to be a very common topic nowadays but I am truly amazed by the tips you mentioned above.
I had never thought of using yahoo as the source of increasing traffic to my blog. I will go for it right away!
Thanks a lot for sharing buddy. I appreciate your hardwork! 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
December 21, 2014 at 5:34 pmI really appreciate your kind feedback, Nikhil.
Glad to have you helped with these traffic generations tips! 🙂
Ashish Kumar says
December 21, 2014 at 5:58 pmAs a new blogger, i know very well that how difficult is for me to increasing blog traffic but one thing i can say surely that this post provided me several helpful solution and i am going to apply it on my all blogs.
Thank you so much Erik sir for sharing these 10 different Ways to Increase blog Traffic. Superb article 🙂
Erik Emanuelli says
December 21, 2014 at 6:24 pmHello Ashish,
glad you liked the post.
Hope it will help you get more traffic to your blog.
Thanks for commenting.
And keep following! 🙂
Andy says
December 23, 2014 at 2:32 pmHello Erik!
Good list, I love to read ideas on getting traffic.
Liked the email signature tip.
Erik Emanuelli says
December 23, 2014 at 2:35 pmWisestamp is a great tool to get free and personalized email signature.
Thanks for the comment, Andy!
Thiago says
December 23, 2014 at 4:27 pmHey Erik,
I am starting a blog about trending products around the world. I know it`s not very specific. But its in portuguese, and I am competing in Brazil ( I found very little competition for quality content here). So I think it`s niched enought to rank well.
The page rank average for first page in the keywords I want to compete are below 2. Do you think I should keep with this strategy?
And.. Do you have any tips for ranking in google besides backling and traffic. (technical stuff?)
Thank you.
Erik Emanuelli says
December 24, 2014 at 9:29 amHi Thiago,
you have more chances to rank well on specific niche, with low competition.
Some good knowledge may be found here:
http://nopassiveincome.com/ethical-search-engine-optimization-tips/
http://nopassiveincome.com/do-you-think-you-know-seo-lets-check-it/
http://nopassiveincome.com/bad-seo/
Good luck with your new site!
Ashraf Kamal says
January 30, 2015 at 4:00 pmAlthough points are common but still working for a long term traffic potential. People usually create useful contents but always forget about marketing their ideas. So, its great suggestion to leverage traffic of a website.
Erik Emanuelli says
February 1, 2015 at 5:50 pmHello Ashraf,
sometimes we forget the basics! 😉
Thanks for leaving your views.
Ravi Sahu says
March 3, 2015 at 10:28 amI daily searching for how to increasing traffic to website by natural way without any types of spam. And your posts really helped me to know more
Erik Emanuelli says
March 3, 2015 at 11:53 amGreat to hear that, thanks for your feedback, Ravi.
Rahul Choudhary says
March 6, 2015 at 4:31 pmHello there Erik,
The last one rocks as do every one of them. Never surrender. Continue onward. Know why you’re blogging to shake it out.
I like being free more than I apprehension holding on. So I keep at it. Distributed supportive, exhaustive posts and remarking on power, pertinent web journals charms you to focused on perusers. Activity streams to accommodating sites, run by joined bloggers.
Make companions with people. Make GOOD companions with people to develop your system. I appreciate making mates on the grounds that our bonds make our blogging lives simpler. Don’t go the Lone Wolf course. Been there, done that and it doesn’t work. Meet companions through remarking, over convey by distributed propelled posts with engaging titles and fight the good fight.
In time, and with persistence, you’ll realize what you have to do and you’ll do what you have to do, to turn into a thriving blogger who drives enduring, focused on movement to their site. Simply keep at it and you’ll get it 😉
Erik Emanuelli says
March 10, 2015 at 10:13 amYou’re right, Rahul.
Making connections is one of the most important things online (in life, as well).
Being persistant is another rule to follow, as results won’t come overnight.
Thanks for sharing your views,
glad you liked the post.
Rahul Yadav says
April 5, 2015 at 11:00 amGreat tips you have shared here, i will surely try this out to see if it will work for me. Thanks
Erik Emanuelli says
April 6, 2015 at 9:35 amHi Rahul,
hope these tips are going to help you increase the traffic on your blog.
Good luck with that! 🙂
Pawan says
November 13, 2015 at 6:15 amI love to read ideas on getting traffic.
Erik Emanuelli says
November 16, 2015 at 9:42 amHope these tips are going to help you increase your site traffic, Pawan.
PankajSehoriya says
December 30, 2015 at 3:57 amhello Erik Emanuelli your ideas is good. I read around 1000+ blog how to increase traffic but everybody copy and paste each other content. I want real experience.