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I've a website. I need huge visitors in my site. How it possible? answer needed...

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Start by turning "huge visitors" into measurable business outcomes (sales, email signups, repeat buyers). Traffic without a target is noise. This note builds on 's point about technical foundations, 's emphasis on value and promotion, and 's content-marketing angle—the difference is a focused, repeatable plan that converts visits into outcomes.

A prioritized checklist of high-impact tasks:

  • Establish tracking and attribution: capture pageviews plus conversion events and UTM-tagged campaign sources so channel ROI is visible.
  • Fix technical friction that kills conversion: mobile responsiveness, page-load time, redirect chains and broken pages, and server errors.
  • Improve product and landing pages for intent: clear value proposition, single primary CTA, user reviews, and obvious next steps to purchase or subscribe.
  • Add structured data for products/reviews to improve search CTR and visibility in rich results.
  • Build an owned audience: one strong lead magnet and email sequence will turn one-time visits into repeat traffic.
  • Run one controlled paid test (small budget) to validate copy and audience before scaling.

Content and distribution strategy (practical): create a small cluster of pages that answer specific buyer questions (long-tail intent), turn each into short social posts and one outreach pitch (guest post or niche forum). Repurpose the same asset into an email and a narrow paid audience; measure which channel brings qualified users, not just raw sessions.

Measurement, cadence, and caution: pick three KPIs (acquisition quality, conversion rate, cost per acquisition) and run 30/60/90 day experiments. Avoid buying cheap, poorly targeted traffic—it inflates session numbers but won't move business metrics. Focus on iterating the weakest link (landing page, offer, or channel) until conversions improve; then scale.

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answer needed...

We're volunteers, we might give you an answer if we're nice, but we don't need to do anything. Manners go a long way.

I've a website. I need huge visitors in my site.

That's literally what every other one of the 644 million website owners say.

SEO starts over a long period of time and gradually builds up. Not something that happens overnight I'm afraid.

Firstly you need to look at the clarity and validity of your HTML, is it w3c valid? Have you got <meta> tags setup properly so that search engines can find and index your site properly?

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Create a quality website, with quality content that can go viral; share it on social media and win OR you could spend thousands and rent your traffic through PPC. But if your website has been live for any amount of time you should ask yourself; why aren't people coming to my site? Is it because nobody is interested in your product? Is it because your website doesn't look professional so those who do arrive at it bounce quickly? Are you not providing your user any real value in visiting your website? Once you can answer those questions you will get traffic.

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Content marketing with the likes of blogging,web 2.0 sites,press releases which are all free techniques.Fb ads,banner ads can also help to increase the traffic but they are all paid techniques.

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