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Hello- How to gain visitors for Tech support website? Please suggest some authentic method to gain huge traffic.

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pty commented: chumps. -2

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This note complements the replies from , and by outlining a practical, short-to-medium term plan that focuses on three things rarely spelled out: making help pages actually discoverable, turning one-off answers into reusable tools/assets, and measuring experiments so effort compounds over time.

First, make each support topic a single canonical resource: one-line symptom, quick fix (visible at the top), full step-by-step troubleshooting, logs/commands/examples, and a rollback or "if this fails" section. Use simple, keyword-friendly URLs and publish both an XML sitemap and an HTML index so search engines and human visitors find related issues. Add HowTo/FAQ schema where appropriate and include a clear "last updated" date. Render pages so bots see the same content humans do, and keep load times low and mobile layout uncluttered.

Second, create shareable assets that go beyond plain text. Short 2-4 minute videos with timestamps, printable one-page checklists, a tiny open-source diagnostic script, and downloadable log-parsers turn visitors into repeat users and referrers. Publish verifiable social proof: short case studies with initials/company and a permission statement, plus transparent contact info. When contributing on other sites or forums, offer full answers first and link only when the site is the best resource.

Finally, treat growth like experiments. Track three KPIs per campaign (organic sessions to target pages, assisted contacts/tickets, and engaged time). Run one change per week — headline, CTA placement, schema addition — then measure. Use session recordings and a one-question on-page survey to find friction. Avoid quick tricks or bought traffic; focus on repeatable usefulness. Over months, usefulness will turn into steady, compounding traffic.

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Member Avatar for pty

I'd start by getting someone who speaks native English to proof-read your text. I'd also drop the name Microsoft from your company name, it's likely to make potential customers think you're a scam outfit. Get rid of the obviously fake customer reviews and dodgy stock photos.

Think about what you are actually trying to provide and make that clear on your site. Summarise it in 3 sentences and throw away everything else.

Getting backlinks by posting useless questions in other support forums and having the URL in your sig isn't going to do you any good in the long run, I'd nip that in the bud.

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I dont believe putting your website to a signature will affect your traffic greatly (especially in this forum).

If you are a real person and not a spambot, however, please be sure to check the following: You wont get any traffic untill your content is excellent trough the roof (i doubht bout that but who knows) or get enough hard work put there till someone actually finds it. Second option includes SMM, SEO, excellent content, On-Page SEO, Off-Page SEO, linkbuilding (just for SEO), SMM as a whole - several different accounts and you need to upload them so people could reach to you.

Look at your competitors, build an email marketing to loyal traffic and so on. Lots to do and requires not a month or two to get it.

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you need to have a high quality content and all the traffic will come naturally.

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