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I am new in this feild so plz anybady help me .

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The original poster is new to this field. A practical, short roadmap that turns effort into measurable growth follows—built around one rule: pick a single primary metric (trial installs, demo signups, or organic sessions) and work toward it.

Echoing ’s point that tactics depend on site type, channels should match where potential users live. Given ’s observation that this looks like a downloadable video-converter product, prioritize product-aware content and distribution rather than broad brand posts. Useful tactics: focused “how to convert X → Y” pages, short screencast demos on YouTube, dedicated landing pages for each conversion scenario, visible download/trial buttons, and outreach to reputable reviewers and software directories. Add clear trust signals (screenshots, short feature bullets, system requirements) and track installs with tagged downloads.

Concrete 90-day starter checklist:

  • Week 0: install Analytics + Search Console, define the KPI, set up UTM conventions and conversion tracking.
  • Weeks 1–4: fix mobile and speed issues, optimize titles/meta for five priority pages, publish three long-form how-to guides and one 3–4 minute demo video.
  • Weeks 5–12: contact 15–25 niche reviewers/forums, submit to reputable software directories, run small paid tests toward the best landing page, collect user reviews and iterate.

Quick wins and cautions: optimize meta titles/descriptions and FAQ schema for “how-to” queries; create a lightweight freemium or demo to reduce friction; use session recordings and funnel reports to find drop-off points. Avoid buying cheap traffic or link schemes that harm long-term SEO. If the product processes user media, include clear legal/copyright guidance in the FAQ and terms so reviewers and users aren’t left guessing.

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The best way to get traffic is dependant on the type of site you have. Sites that are completely behind a login wall, for example, can't take advantage of SEO as much as open, information-based sites that get crawled by Google. Social media pages are also a good way of getting traffic. What have you done so far? Where are you stuck? How much traffic do you have? What are your goals?

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