Portfolio posts: 27 Ways to Drive Traffic to your Website

1. Describe Your Target Audience
 • Understand your audience, the problems they face and solve them.

2. Base Your Content on Keyword Research
• Use online tools to find keywords in your niche.

3. Have A Writing Schedule
• Write at a steady tempo. Tell your readers this and keep to schedule.

4. Write Content Your Users Need
• Write well-researched articles on the topic of your choice. The keywords included will drive
relevant traffic to your website.

5. Work on The Aesthetics of Your Posts
• Try to make your articles easy to read, interesting, and in a large font.

6. Apply basic knowledge of SEO to your blog
• SEO puts your blog on the path of the reader.

7. Master the art of writing awesome headlines
• Headlines are important. They catch the reader's attention.

8. Use internal links routinely
• Internal links rank your website on a search engine.
• Place links of old articles within your blog posts.

9. Use back-links as a strategy
 • Write guest posts on other websites and link your website on the post.

10. Add captivating visual content
 • Pictures, infographics and charts keep users entertained.

11. Use videos in Your Articles
 • Videos improve website traffic.
• Upload videos on a video sharing site and embed them on WordPress.

12. Write based on User feedback
 • Write articles based on comments, from users of your website.

13. Maintain functional Web design
• Maintain a neat appearance on your blog or website. Cluttered designs drive users away.

14. Work on Website Optimization
• This helps your website load quickly.

15. Develop an Email list from Day 1
• Use WordPress plug-ins to get users to give their emails. It will be a bonus for your marketing
plans.

16. Share Every Blog Post
• This is necessary. Share everywhere you can on social media.

17. Share Your Old Articles on Social Media
 • Relevant articles are timeless. Update and share them on social media.

18. Use Social Networks to Gain Leverage
• Interact with people on social media. They are direct sources of traffic.

19. Get Involved in Online Communities
• Make comments in online communities. Build your credibility, and you can drop links to your
website.

20. Create your Online Group
• Start a group on social media, and invite your users and friends, to join.

21. Get Involved in Question & Answer Websites
 • Answer questions in online fora. You can post links to your website for further explanation.

22. Engage the Services of Social Media Influencers
• Reach out to big wigs in your industry. Start a friendship and urge them to visit your site.

23. Flaunt Your Stats as Social Proof for Traffic Explosion
• People follow trends, and by mentioning how many followers you have, you can get more
people coming to your website.

24. Track Trends and Keywords on Social Media
• Use social media tools to monitor keyword use and mentions.

25. Monitor the Keyword Rankings of Your Website
• Track how search engines view your website, using Google Search Console.

26. Monitor Users and Traffic on Your Blog/Website
• Use analytic tools, to know where your users are coming from, what they are doing, and get in
tune with them.

27. Update Your Online Marketing and SEO Skills Continuously
• Continue to stay up to date with the latest marketing skills.

(Original post based on web research & paraphrasing for a client.)
#Digital marketing
#Web entrepreneurs

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