Can anyone provide me list of forum websites through which i can increase traffic of website?????

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This thread started with asking for forum names. Replies from , and others correctly pushed back on untargeted link-dumping and urged relevance, but practical, repeatable steps were missing. The note below translates the high-level advice in this thread into a short, measurable forum-first playbook and a ready-to-use reply template that avoids spam and actually produces trackable visits.

  1. Vet communities: pick 3–5 niche boards where questions like yours are asked and answered recently (look for threads updated in the last ~30 days and active responders). Favor moderated, focused communities over huge generic lists.
  2. Build a profile and credibility: complete the bio, add a realistic avatar, and spend the first week only answering—no self-promotion. Reputation converts far better than signatures.
  3. Reply pattern (value-first): start by restating the problem, give 2–3 concrete steps (include a tiny example or numbers), then—only if allowed—add a single, clearly labeled link to a deeper guide.
  4. Track and learn: append UTM parameters to links so Analytics shows which threads drive sessions and conversions. Example:
    https://example.com/guide?utm_source=daniweb&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=forum_answer
  5. Scale smart: convert frequently asked problems into short guides or checklists (so replies link to owned content rather than always pushing a homepage). Repeat what works and drop communities that never convert.

Sample reply (keep it short, helpful, non-promotional):

Quick summary: [one-line answer]

Steps:
1) Do X (one sentence).
2) Do Y (one sentence with example).

If this helps, a short guide with screenshots is here (link) — check community rules before clicking.

Caveats: this is a long-game tactic—expect targeted, qualified visits rather than mass volume. Follow each forum’s rules, avoid repetitive posts, and treat forums as research and relationship channels rather than link farms. This builds trust and steady, useful traffic in a way that complements the suggestions already posted by , and others.

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There are webmaster forums out there, such as this Internet Marketing community, and others such as WebmasterWorld, etc., but the days of spamming on forums and gaining backlinks or traffic are loooooong gone.

Don't depend on forum list. This will not increase your website traffic if they are not relevant to your sites. So search on search engine for relevant sites it's better.

Collect relevant site lists and do

Search on search engine, which is relavant to your business and do social media postings and sharings to improve your website traffic.

How you are planning to increase your traffic by posting on forums? If you are just going to signup and post about your website there, it would be spam. Forums are for helping each other as community, not to get traffic.

If you are looking to increase your traffic, use white hat techniques
You can do the following

  1. Guest blogging
  2. Hire people who would build backlinks for you, as well as remove toxic backlinks. It will help your ranking as well as traffic.
  3. Advertise on Google using adwords
  4. Write content that is sharable and share it on social media. You can again hire people to do graphic design for social media or write content.

There are many forums like upwork, freelancer, elance where you can find talent.

You can also try micro-job websites like fiverr or yooker dot com. Yooker is growing community of seo freelancers who offer their services from $4 to $100. These freelancers are ranked at various levels according to customer reviews that enable you to select best for your requirements.
Hope this would help you.

Forums

  1. smallbusinessforums.com
  2. webhelpforums.com
  3. siteownerforums.com

Try it once above forums

You can find many forums on google but post relevant content in forums which will be helpful for the readers. Don't just do spamming.

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