How to Double Your Traffic Without Google
Here's one Sad Truth
The very first time I started blogging back then in 2016, I had little to no traffic
No Matter What I Did, I Never Got Traffic From Google
I had to look for other "MEANS"
I had to look for other "MEANS"
All of this begs the question, "ARE THERE OTHER WAYS TO GENERATE TRAFFIC AND BOOST WEBSITE'S ONLINE PRESENCE WITHOUT RELYING HEAVILY ON GOOGLE"
Lets assume you have your Article Ready, You click the Publish button...what next
Are you gonna sit tight and let Google do the Magic....."NO"
Sit tight!
While I show you ways you can generate traffic without waiting for Google to drive traffic
WAYS TO GET TRAFFIC WITHOUT GOOGLE
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Be an Expert and Learn to Share
If you're a Content Writer (like me) then you are most likely familiar with the term guest blogging: When a writer develops content for a blog that is not their own.
It's an opportunity to take your expertise and share it with others, as well as an opportunity to increase traffic.
if you’re using guest blogging as a way to gain links in 2014, you should probably stop
Proper blog commenting goes well beyond the overused, “Great article, thanks!” comment that often has an ulterior motive. Instead, you should look for ways where your knowledge, insight, and expertise can add value to the conversation. Remember that you’re still talking to humans.
Make sure you read the article thoroughly, and that you understood it before dropping a comment. Much like guest blogging, making smart, informed comments on industry-related blogs presents you as a subject-matter expert. It also boosts your online exposure.
If ever you’re going to drop a link, make sure it directs to an article, and not the homepage of your site. Also, the article you link should be relevant to your comment and the article.
The same goes for your Facebook, Twitter and other social media profiles. Being active on these social media platforms by sharing useful, fun and related content regularly is a proven way to generate traffic to your site without having to rely on Google.
Forums like Yahoo! Answers, Ask.com, Quora, and even Reddit contain thousands of real-world queries that need answering. If you can provide useful answers or solutions to someone else’s problem, you could gain a follower — and a customer, who will then tell their friends and followers about how helpful you’ve been.
By giving credit to these influencers in your articles, you give them exposure and present them as pros in a certain field. Chances are high that the influencer you mentioned will notice your post and share the content to their respective communities, which can translate to traffic to your site. Here, you bank on the core human characteristic of reciprocity, which often translates to positive results.
READ ALSO: SEO Made Easy - A Step by Step Guide
Be sure to optimize yours so that it fits Google’s recommended length of about 500 pixels. It’s hard to determine exactly how long 500 pixels is, so your best shot is to use an online snippet optimization tool.
In time, people will no longer need to Google you; they’ll just go directly to your site because they know that’s where the good stuff is. If a user finds a link to an article on your website on their Facebook timeline, for example, there’s a big chance they’ll click it because you’re known to produce informative articles regularly.
Keeping your content marketing strategy going for months (or even years) will definitely make a difference when it comes to driving traffic to your site.
Remember that there are legitimate ways to drive traffic to your site. All you have to do is know them and use them properly.
Did we miss anything? Feel free to share your ideas in the comments section!
if you’re using guest blogging as a way to gain links in 2014, you should probably stop
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Give Your Insights, and Talk to the Audience
Proper blog commenting goes well beyond the overused, “Great article, thanks!” comment that often has an ulterior motive. Instead, you should look for ways where your knowledge, insight, and expertise can add value to the conversation. Remember that you’re still talking to humans.
Make sure you read the article thoroughly, and that you understood it before dropping a comment. Much like guest blogging, making smart, informed comments on industry-related blogs presents you as a subject-matter expert. It also boosts your online exposure.
If ever you’re going to drop a link, make sure it directs to an article, and not the homepage of your site. Also, the article you link should be relevant to your comment and the article.
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Go Out and Socialize
The same goes for your Facebook, Twitter and other social media profiles. Being active on these social media platforms by sharing useful, fun and related content regularly is a proven way to generate traffic to your site without having to rely on Google.
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Help Solve Related Real-Life Problems
Forums like Yahoo! Answers, Ask.com, Quora, and even Reddit contain thousands of real-world queries that need answering. If you can provide useful answers or solutions to someone else’s problem, you could gain a follower — and a customer, who will then tell their friends and followers about how helpful you’ve been.
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Give Credit Where Credit is Due
By giving credit to these influencers in your articles, you give them exposure and present them as pros in a certain field. Chances are high that the influencer you mentioned will notice your post and share the content to their respective communities, which can translate to traffic to your site. Here, you bank on the core human characteristic of reciprocity, which often translates to positive results.
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Go Back to the Basics
READ ALSO: SEO Made Easy - A Step by Step Guide
Be sure to optimize yours so that it fits Google’s recommended length of about 500 pixels. It’s hard to determine exactly how long 500 pixels is, so your best shot is to use an online snippet optimization tool.
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Be Active and Stick Around
In time, people will no longer need to Google you; they’ll just go directly to your site because they know that’s where the good stuff is. If a user finds a link to an article on your website on their Facebook timeline, for example, there’s a big chance they’ll click it because you’re known to produce informative articles regularly.
Keeping your content marketing strategy going for months (or even years) will definitely make a difference when it comes to driving traffic to your site.
Remember that there are legitimate ways to drive traffic to your site. All you have to do is know them and use them properly.
Did we miss anything? Feel free to share your ideas in the comments section!
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