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Sem
Joined: 04 Oct 2006 Posts: 38
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Posted: 24 Oct 2006 12:40 Post subject: On-line traffic |
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| I have registered my website on all top search engines. The web pages are content rich but still don't have expected traffic. How can I increase traffic? |
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XP
Joined: 05 Oct 2006 Posts: 21
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Posted: 30 Oct 2006 09:39 Post subject: |
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Well although content rich pages are vital to good rankings in the search engines they will not always be enough particularly if you are in a really competitive market in which companies hire experts to do their search engine optimization.
First off you will really need to give us your url (in post of your sig) for us to have a look. What's your industry?
You say expected traffic, this is somewhat ambigous. Have you got good rankings but poor traffic from these rankings, if so maybe you have targetted the wrong keywords (if you have targetted keywords at all) or is it the case that you don't have good rankings at all. In this case you will need to get keyword rich backlinks to your site, have an optimized title tag along with your keywords spread out on all your pages and do plenty of other more specifc things which I and others can advise you on when we get to check out your url. |
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Viktor
Joined: 24 Oct 2006 Posts: 18
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Posted: 30 Oct 2006 09:40 Post subject: |
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What is your expected traffic?  How you you know that your expectations are reasonable?
Have you defined the keyword phrases you are going after?  How are your SERPS for each of those phrases?
Have you checked the Alexa Traffic Ranks for your competitors?  How are their sites doing?
Are the keyword phrases which you are going after extremely competitive?  Do you have enough inbound links with keyword rich anchor text to compete in those SERPS?
Registering with search engines usually isn't necessary.  Get inbound links -- the search engines will find you. |
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