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Where is the best place to advertise to get visitors quick?

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asked where to advertise for quick visitors. The right choice depends less on a single "best" network and more on two things: what you want visitors to do after they arrive, and how you will measure success. Replies from , and point to both immediate paid options and longer-term content work; the practical path is to test quickly and measure what actually turns into value.

Start with a clear KPI (visits, leads, sale). Instrument ads and pages with campaign tags and conversion events so outcomes—not raw clicks—drive decisions ( and ). Run small, controlled tests (two creatives, two landing pages per channel) long enough to reach statistical stability. Optimize the landing page for message match, mobile UX and speed—faster pages convert better (why performance matters). Add remarketing to re-capture warm visitors and improve cost per acquisition.

Start small, compare acquisition cost to expected customer value, then scale winners. Watch for invalid or non-human traffic and remove sources that inflate click counts (). Use paid tests for quick signal and the content/link work noted by to lower costs over time.

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Pay per click programs typically produce the best results for quick traffic, and Google AdWords starts at only a penny per click for niche keywords.

Please don't fall victim to all of the instant cheap traffic scams out there - most of them just send robots and not real visitors.

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Yeah you should try pay per click, such as: adsense, yahoo... adbrite.. but if you looking for long term traffic, you should definately try search engine optimization

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Miva.com is another good source for low cost PPC but you can't beat organic SEO.

Key in on your long tail search phrases (3 to 4 word phrases) that relate to your business, put up good content pages and get links back to your site from related sites.

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Miva actually just emailed me a couple of days ago. I'm thinking I might give them a try because I could probably get a lower CPC than with AdWords.

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