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Hey there i want to get recurring traffic to my website . what is the best stratugy.

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Good question, — and solid prompts from , and . 's lens ("why should someone return?") is the best starting point: design reasons-to-return first, then pick channels that make it easy for people to form a habit.

Focus on low-friction re-engagement and on-site habit drivers. Useful, current options: lightweight web push for permissioned, timely updates (implementation notes on the Push API and platform compatibility); an episodic content rhythm (short regular series that builds a reading habit); a small set of evergreen pillar pages with tight internal links so users and search engines find a clear hub; add structured data and speed improvements to boost visibility and click-throughs; and repurpose pillar posts into short social/snack formats so content reappears on other platforms. Practical references: the Push API docs, a browser-compatibility summary, Google’s SEO Starter Guide and structured data intro, and the Core Web Vitals guidance. (developer.mozilla.org)

A small, measurable run to prove impact:

  1. Pick one re-engagement channel (web push or a short weekly series).
  2. Publish one pillar page + two related posts in 30 days and add appropriate schema on the pillar.
  3. Measure returning visitors (cohort/retention), tweak cadence for the habit signal, then scale.

This complements ’s account/mailing-list idea and ’s point about answering the initial query fully.

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Member Avatar for rproffitt

There is much written about this. However my thought is more of a question. Why should I return to your site?

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Give people a reason to come back. Give them the ability to create an account and then show them personalized content if they're logged in. In my experience, starting a mailing list has been the best way.

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I also just want to add this is the single biggest thing that I struggle with as well.

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Member Avatar for rbale

People will usually return to your site:
a). if their initial search query was answered fully?
b). if your site is being constantly updated with new content around their search query?
c). if your site is promoted effectively via email and high quality content creation and distribution to audience relevant platforms?

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thank you so much everyone for your kind suggestions,

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