What is the best way to get
more traffic to your web site? There are
so many promises of fast traffic it can be hard to recognise genuine ways to
generate more traffic. Here is the
lowdown on 3 of the best website traffic sources. Welcome back to part 2. Today this article
will look at the third of those sources.
Leave a comment below to let me know how useful you find this article.
The 3 Best Website Traffic Sources – Part 2
By: Jim Edwards
Not a day goes by that any serious
website owner doesn't wonder how to get more traffic to their site.
This intense desire to generate more
clicks makes virtually any online entrepreneur easy prey to many of the traffic
schemes and scams that pervade the Internet like conmen on a carnival midway.
Promises of fast traffic and big bucks
often separate even the most savvy business person from their money because
they want to believe the promises made by these traffic hucksters.
However, rather than thinking
"complicated equals better" in the traffic game, the best website
traffic sources rate extremely easy to separate from the useless garbage
traffic.
** Grow Links **
I personally prefer this method to get links to my websites: growing them.
I personally prefer this method to get links to my websites: growing them.
The best type of link to get involves
one person telling another person, either explicitly or implicitly, they should
click the link and visit the site at the other end.
One way to do this is simply to
exchange links with another site which targets the same audience as your site.
You can manage this process manually or
use one of the many software packages that will mange the process for you.
A search on Google.com for
"reciprocal link manager software" yields a good start.
The easiest way to grow a link is
through using articles other people post on their websites which link back to
your website.
The reason articles work so well for
"growing" links involves the numerous ways in which articles get
distributed online, each of which can create dozens, hundreds, even thousands
of different links back to your website by publishing a single article.
In fact, the following represent only
the tip of the iceberg when it comes to all the places you can grow links by
publishing articles online.
~ Blogs - Your articles can not only
appear on your own blog, but get posted by others on their blogs with
surprising ease.
The links in these articles can point
directly back to your website.
~ Article Directories - Article
directories such as IdeaMarketers.com abound online.
They not only provide an easy way to
display your articles to allow others to pick them up for posting on their
websites, but also in and of themselves attract readers searching for content.
~ OPS (Other People's Sites) - Popular
websites like WebProNews.com attract repeat visitors by offering targeted
content to their readers.
Since they can't produce all the
content themselves, they publish articles created by others. Links from these
sites can bring a steady stream of targeted visitors by giving you targeted
exposure.
~ Ezines - By getting your articles
published in other people's ezines, you can get a link on the most valuable
real estate online, a targeted prospect's email "inbox."
Many ezine publishers run articles
written by others to their targeted readers, and your link in the resource box
can bring you a veritable avalanche of targeted site visitors when hundreds,
even thousands of people receive your article at the same time.
Whether you choose to buy them,
"voodoo" them, or grow them, getting targeted links to your site posted
on the Internet represents the absolute best way to get steady traffic to your
site.
Though not as fast as buying them or as
exciting as trying to manipulate the search engines, growing links with
articles gives you a long-term, dependable presence online.
Author Bio
Jim Edwards is a syndicated newspaper columnist and co-author of an amazing
program that teaches you how to use free articles to quickly drive thousands of
targeted visitors to your website, affiliate links, or blogs... without
spending a dime on advertising! Click Here
Article Source: http://www.ArticleGeek.com
Source: by Jim Edwards
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