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There are five simple steps to make more traffic on your website.

1. Make website SEO based and try to get high rank.
2. Purchase Advertisement package from big companies like yahoo, adwords.
3. Post your articles to directories about your new website and business etc.
4.Post Advertisement on different free advertisement websites.
5. Use traffic exchange program (exchange links with those website who have similar contents and information from your website)

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Good start by — the five areas named (SEO, paid ads, article distribution, free listings, offline promotion) are still the right buckets, but the tactics and risks have changed since 2009. Start from a “helpful content + measurable results” baseline: follow current on-page and technical SEO fundamentals before pouring money into promotion. (developers.google.com)

Paid search remains the fastest way to get targeted visitors, but treat it like a measurement experiment: run small tests, track conversions, and optimize toward revenue (not just clicks). Use Google Ads for search/display/video and measure campaigns with GA4 so each campaign’s ROI is explicit; consider other paid channels for audience reach once you know unit economics. (ads.google.com)

Avoid traffic‑exchange schemes and excessive reciprocal link pages. Google explicitly calls “excessive link exchanges” and low‑quality directory/bookmark links link spam — these can hurt rankings rather than help. Invest in earned links: useful resources, niche guest posts, partnerships and press coverage that naturally attract real visitors. (developers.google.com)

Some community tactics named in replies (social bookmarking, large low‑quality directories) are dated — platforms changed and a few (like StumbleUpon) shut down — so prioritize modern distribution: niche communities, targeted social ads, helpful guest content and email. Also treat offline tactics (the business‑card idea from ) as trackable marketing: use short/UTM‑tagged URLs or a QR code so offline leads appear in analytics. Finally, make technical health a baseline — mobile‑first pages, fast load times and Core Web Vitals matter for user experience and search. Use Search Console and PageSpeed tools to spot and fix issues. (techcrunch.com)

Summary checklist to apply right away (prioritize in this order): 1) confirm GA4 + Search Console are installed and conversion events are defined; 2) fix mobile/content parity and Core Web Vitals issues; 3) run a small Google Ads test with conversion tracking; 4) stop any traffic‑exchange/link‑swap tactics and begin outreach for earned links. ()

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I agree to all your 5 points. Try social bookmarking. digg.com, stumbleupon.com, diigo.com etc are good sites. You can register and submit your site here. Make new friends and you will see a huge amount of traffic to your site.

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I also recommend actually creating business cards centering on the new website rather than on the person. At many meetups I have attended, I have received a business card just on the website itself. Usually the business card is bigger than normal cards and its multi color and the color matches the website. Also, the url is on both sides of the card. So of course, I visited the site when I review my cards. So this approach also works.

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