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Hi all,
I have set up an online store last month and now I am looking for an online marketing agency. Do you people know any good online marketing site, which will help me in increasing my sites traffic?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

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For and others launching an online store: raw visits are only useful when they turn into customers. Several replies on this thread (for example , and ) touched on traffic vs. longer-term growth. Start by measuring a clear baseline — sessions, product‑view → add‑to‑cart → checkout conversion, average order value and acquisition cost — over a recent 30‑day window. Those numbers decide which fixes give the best return.

On‑site wins often beat broad traffic campaigns. Make product pages unique and buyer‑focused, show clear price/shipping/return info, remove checkout friction (guest checkout, fewer fields, progress indicator), improve load time and mobile layout, and collect simple on‑page trust signals (reviews, clear contact). Small changes here typically raise conversion rate faster than doubling traffic.

When evaluating agencies or contractors, require concrete evidence and reporting: industry‑relevant case studies with before/after metrics, a list of exact deliverables, access to analytics for transparent measurement, and a short pilot (60–90 days) with agreed KPIs. Be wary of promises to “guarantee top rankings” or obscure link tactics. Performance‑linked fees or clear milestone payments reduce risk.

A compact workflow to apply immediately:

  • Establish baseline metrics and conversion funnel.
  • Implement 3 quick on‑site fixes (images, checkout friction, page speed) and measure impact.
  • Run a small, tightly‑targeted paid test with a strict cost‑per‑acquisition target; scale only if profitable.
  • If hiring an agency, start with a pilot and require weekly reporting with raw metrics.

This approach turns traffic into revenue and gives a factual way to compare agencies or DIY efforts. It builds on the practical ideas in the thread while focusing on measurable outcomes.

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Member Avatar for gdi

do you need only traffic ???

you can use google adwords, or stumbleupon :)

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Member Avatar for jimpossible2k

Hey smith23,

The advice mentioned above is some pretty good advice. Another thing you can do (if you're looking to take your site to the next level) is hire a professional SEO specialist. Hiring one is usually fairly inexpensive and WELL WORTH the cost if you get someone that knows what they are doing.

The website <snipped url> is a good starting place when looking for these SEO specialists. Most developers on My Software Project have porfolios of their previous work so you can see just how good their work is.

James

Member Avatar for LarryAH

A professional SEO solution is best by far! However this isn't the solution most people can afford. If you have the time you can do some pretty decent SEO yourself. As far as driving traffic to your site, PPC advertising might be what your looking for.

Member Avatar for selfhelpebooks

I like free ad sites like craigslist!

Member Avatar for homehtml

First you need to look at your budget if you can afford agency..

Or if you want do it your self try the following:

1. search for websites or a niche that is your line of business, send a email to owner or webmaster and offer a free sample to test. Follow up and ask then to write a review of your
product or service. and let them send it to their email list.

2. Create a affiliate program , send it your email list if you have one...

3. Write some articles on you niche and submit to articles sites.

4. Their are many sites like adwords, yahoo, msn ect...

5. Sign up with some ezine sites , many of them sell ad space...

6. Create a blog and update 3 x week... for traffic

This should get you some traffic to start off with...

Member Avatar for kumar1231

Hi,
If you need traffic you can choose our link building service.
If interested do reply.
Thanks

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