Organic traffic for your Website

[krafa]

Hi Everyone,

When you create a website, your first vision is to getting organic traffic for your website. It is commonly known that you could get free web traffic through article marketing. Because traffic to your website will not only bring audience but it can also helps you to earn money in so many different ways like Affiliate marketing.

While internet marketers, SEO strategists, bloggers etc might be familiar with organic traffic. So here are some tips to improve your website and how search engines view them.

• First of all create SEO friendly content.
• Get your top level domain name.
• Include relevant content, relevant to your page description and meta keywords.
• Choose long tail keywords appropriate for your content.
• Increase organic traffic by building links.
• Submit to quality directories.
• Choose your meta keywords wisely and include them in your content.
• Add a site map.
• make sure your robot.txt files are not blocking destination URLs that you do not want blocked.

All in all, you must create a site which must attractive to visit, useful and up to date, that's it no magic or no tricks needed for this.

Have a nice day.

Kashfiya !!!

[Korry]

This is really nice and clear sum up  The only problem is that people too often don't have patience to wait for visitors to come. They want it all, right now, at the very same moment when domain is active.

[Simply Creative]

The only problem is that people too often don't have patience to wait for visitors to come. They want it all, right now, at the very same moment when domain is active.

Quite true.

I've noticed too that a lot of people expect nothing but SEO to take care of their traffic, or resort to traffic exchanges.

Proper optimization is a must, but so is targeted promotion. Both take work and patience.

[valexer]

The only problem is that people too often don't have patience to wait for visitors to come. They want it all, right now, at the very same moment when domain is active.

Quite true.

I've noticed too that a lot of people expect nothing but SEO to take care of their traffic, or resort to traffic exchanges.

Proper optimization is a must, but so is targeted promotion. Both take work and patience.

That's right! This just goes to show that there is no single method that could give you the results that you wanted. You should always consider multiple factors when it comes to increasing traffic to your website. Again, it's a trial and error.

[hillsborowd]

You mean I can not have a million visitors right now. I alway thought you put a web site out there and they will come....

[Simply Creative]

You mean I can not have a million visitors right now. I alway thought you put a web site out there and they will come....

That only seems to work for me.
The rest of you have to work at it. 

[valexer]

You mean I can not have a million visitors right now. I alway thought you put a web site out there and they will come....

That only seems to work for me.
The rest of you have to work at it. 

Haha you're right. No single method could work for all of us. As I have said, this is a trial and error thing and you have to explore almost every method to know what is the best for you.

[gonefishing]

Organic traffic and SEO traffic, aren't they 2 different worlds altogether. Or the lines have blurred, yes?

You can also promote your blog in web 2.0 sites. 

[valpubs]

I believe that you need to have a web presence in as many places as you can.  The most important presence though is the one you have where your audience hangs out.

If they're forum people then you need to be making quality posts on those forums.
If they're video people yhen you need a space on Youtube.
If they're bloggers then you need a blog  and you need to be leaving quality comments on their posts..

Basicly you need to be evreywhere so that you're in front of your audience when they arrive at whereever they are going

[hillsborowd]

Do I believe your right that is for sure.

Not sure why Karen will not share her millions of traffic with us but I still kive here and everyone else here your all one great family.

[Korry]

That only seems to work for me.
The rest of you have to work at it. 

LOL

 

I believe that you need to have a web presence in as many places as you can.  The most important presence though is the one you have where your audience hangs out.

If they're forum people then you need to be making quality posts on those forums.
If they're video people yhen you need a space on Youtube.
If they're bloggers then you need a blog  and you need to be leaving quality comments on their posts..

Basicly you need to be evreywhere so that you're in front of your audience when they arrive at whereever they are going

Basically, I could agree with you. But I have to say that I don't see the point in being everywhere. Creating a quality content, even if we're talking only about the commercial material requires some time, and I can think of plenty of better ways to spend that time than to deal with material that will most likely not help in bringing traffic to the site.