Member Avatar for Arslan001

Hello guys, I have a website and want to get a better position in the Google search engine. Can anyone suggest to me what should I do to get more traffic on my online business.

  • 5 Contributors
  • 4 Replies
  • 104 Views
  • 1 Month Discussion Span
  • Latest Post Latest Post by nextsmm

Dani AI

Generated

A short, practical plan that fills gaps in the replies from , , , and and gives concrete next steps that still work years later.

Start with measurement and a baseline. Pick 2 or 3 business outcomes you care about (for example: a sale, a lead, a contact). Install a site analytics property and connect it to Search Console so you can see which queries and pages already bring visits. Define and tag the conversion events you chose, and always use UTM parameters on external links so you can compare channels. See Google Search Console and Google Analytics for setup details: Google Search Console and .

A 90-day experiment roadmap

  • Days 1-14: Take a content inventory. List your top 20 pages by traffic and by business outcome. Note which pages can be updated quickly.
  • Days 15-45: Run three focused experiments, one at a time. Each experiment should change a single thing (page structure, offer, or distribution) and measure the result against your chosen outcomes.
  • Days 46-90: Double down on winners. Package the best-performing pages into a repeatable asset (short video, guest post, or downloadable guide) and promote that single asset while tracking ROI.

Improve conversions before chasing volume. Map the user funnel for a priority page, reduce friction in the most-used step, and measure the lift. When you A/B test, change only one element at a time and keep a test log.

Profile details that help others give better advice: site URL, CMS, target geography, monthly visitors, and your main conversion metric. That lets responders move from high-level tips to precise, actionable fixes. For A/B testing fundamentals see this primer: Nielsen Norman Group on A/B testing.

Caution: avoid chasing vanity metrics. Track value per visitor, not just visits.

Recommended Answers

All 4 Replies

Member Avatar for rproffitt

At the very least do the usual SEO which has so many discussions already that I don't see any need to rehash that. DO ADD the missing information about you and your website to your profile so everyone here can see it and maybe make suggestions.

Member Avatar for Ethan_19

Hey, you can definitely try doing these

  • Run paid social media ad campaigns. Instagram ads.
  • Engage in conversation on social media. Get friends and family to share.
  • Reach new audiences with influencer marketing.
  • Attract customers with content marketing.
  • Use SEO to increase your store's discoverability.
Member Avatar for Rachel S

Here are some of the important tips to drive traffic to the website.

  • Eye-catchy Headlines
  • keyword analysis
  • SEO should be taken into consideration.
  • Email marketing should not be neglected.
  • Social media activity:
  • Become a part of online directories.
  • Create backlinks
  • Long-tail keywords should be targeted.
Member Avatar for nextsmm

There are many ways such as:
With a business blog, Target keywords, Link internally, Improve your page speed, Get backlinks, Promote your content on social

Be a part of the DaniWeb community

We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.