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Do not try to build links with software!! This is my suggestion. Well, if you want to get traffic, you can try email marketing. It's very efficient. You can use a software for email marketing. I am using iKode Newsletter Server now, and it brings a lot of traffic, if you are interested in this free newsletter software, just google it! Hope to help you and your website!

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The thread captures the usual split: pushed newsletters, while and questioned open rates and spam risk; and asked how to start, and warned about being seen as spam. Those perspectives are all valid — email can drive steady traffic, but only when consent, list quality, deliverability, and legal/ISP rules are respected. Major mailbox providers now require proper authentication (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) and a one‑click unsubscribe header for promotional mail; ignoring this risks inbox placement or outright rejection. . () The U.S. CAN‑SPAM rules also require truthful headers and an opt‑out mechanism. . (ftc.gov)

A concise, practical checklist (actionable without vendor hype):

  • Build permissioned lists only (no purchased lists) and confirm signups with double opt‑in to cut bad addresses and complaints; this improves deliverability. Mailchimp on double opt‑in. (mailchimp.com)
  • Segment and automate: lifecycle emails (welcome, cart‑abandon, re‑engage) outperform one‑size‑fits‑all blasts — HubSpot notes segmented sends lift opens and clicks substantially. [HubSpot email guidance & stats]. (blog.hubspot.com)

Technical and monitoring essentials:

  • Publish SPF/DKIM, implement DMARC for alignment, and include RFC‑compliant List‑Unsubscribe headers so ISPs can surface one‑click unsubscribe. DMARC overview and [Google sender requirements]. (dmarc.org)
  • Warm up IPs/subdomains, remove hard bounces, run re‑engagement flows, and watch provider tools (Google Postmaster/ISP dashboards); aim to keep user‑reported spam well below 0.1%. [Postmaster / deliverability guidance]. (ongage.com)

Troubleshooting rules of thumb: low opens → test sender name and subject line, split test cadence; rising bounces or complaints → pause the segment, prune or reconfirm, then resume slowly. Litmus and other industry reports show email still delivers strong ROI when treated as a lifecycle channel rather than a blunt traffic hack. [Litmus State of Email insights]. (litmus.com)

References above provide the up‑to‑date technical and legal anchors that complement the practical debate already posted in this thread.

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Member Avatar for lira01

Newsletters are fine to get traffic, but it works a little. SE traffic or linking traffic is a must for survival.

Member Avatar for goodtaste

Judging by the amount of emails I delete (unread) every day, I agree with lira01. I think that unless you're a popular brand with the recipient of your email, they will delete you unread also, and you would have wasted your time, energy and resources. There are better ways!

Member Avatar for lira01

Thanx goodtaste.
It happens to all, we receive numerous emails everyday. But how many we can read actually? Hardly 1 or 2 or simply delete them.

Member Avatar for kellys

Yes, email marketing is also a good technique to get visitors for your busines.. But for getting good result from the email marketing, you need to get a good database of email ids..

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Member Avatar for sheikhali449

I agree buliding links to bring more traffic is a vital tool.

Member Avatar for barbra_999

yes i agree link building always give good traffic....

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Member Avatar for PrimeOutsourcin

I've been using linkbuilding strategies for months already and it is really effective! :)

Member Avatar for comm_100

Absolutely right that Email Marketing is good technique to get traffic.Email Marketing is simple,easy and cheapest way then other techniques.It helps you to develop better relationship with your customers and other business parties SNIP

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Member Avatar for sellccvus

i think email marketing and use some tool for SEO.They'll bring traffic for your website

Member Avatar for dwivid

I want to know about Email marketing. So please anyone describe something about it. i have some question that How can we do this? What is right procedure to perform email marketing for a business?

Member Avatar for dwivid 
        Email marketing is one of the best trick that i perform to for business. But still no one can say that what is best thing for generate traffic.
Member Avatar for indiainternet00

I think email marketting is good for news letters only but it isn't always going to work . Also people might block their ID if they don't linke too much mail coming to their inbox.

Member Avatar for lukeidavis01

I agree! Better to do email marketing to get more traffic than building links from a software that can cause a spamming of bad links to your money site. Read my blog at

Cheers!

Member Avatar for juklianking

From my point of view, I think we can obtain teh best results by diversifying the traffic sources. We shoudl focus on getting treffic from Google, Bing, Yahoo, Ask, as well as from refferals and email marketing.

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I am also agree with bulidng links.

Member Avatar for seoapprentice

I like the idea but most of potential users will see email marketing as spamming.

Member Avatar for dwivid

Nice idea to get traffic on a site. Do email marketing to your site and it helps you to get traffic on your site

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Member Avatar for digimglobal

A professionally managed eMail Marketing Campaign could prove to be the best way to develop a business. One of the best things about eMail marketing Campaign is that it can reach a large number of audiences in a shorter period of time and keeps your products noticeable and easily accessible over the internet.

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