Here are 51 things you can do to boost your website traffic?

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These days it feels like everyone is struggling to keep their website traffic up or grow it for that matter. If you’re running an online business that is definitely one of the challenges that keeps you up at night, right? Here’s a list of things you can do to increase website traffic immediately and over time. It’s a daunting challenge, but it’s imperative you act now, or watch your business sink.

Take a look at this list and let me know if you think I left anything off.

Improve Your On-Page SEO
Research New Keywords
Optimize Your Content With Long-Tail Keywords
Build On Competitor Keywords
A Few Good Guest Posts Each Month
Natural Link Building
Create Content That People Want to Share (and Link To)
Create Infographics
Produce Video Content
Interview Leaders In The Industry
Add Social Share Buttons
Write Knowledge Base Articles
Internally Link Your Content
Add New Content Weekly
Keep Your Content Up-To-Date
Create Free Products/Tools
Host Contests And Giveaways
Create FREE Online Courses
Run Webinars
Create Quizzes With a “Share Results” Feature
Use Email Marketing
Brand Partnerships
Create A Facebook Page and Build A Community
Launch a YouTube Channel
Go Live
Use Instagram To Drive Traffic
Get Involved With Influencers
Build a Loyal Community on Twitter
Be Active on LinkedIn
Use the Power of a Good Podcast
Run Facebook Ads
Run Reddit Ads
Run Twitter Ads
Run Google Ads (PPC)
Run YouTube Ads
Buy Ad Space On Similar Sites
Advertise via Ad Networks
Use Retargeting
Participate In Forums
Be Active in Niche-Focused Online Communities
Participate In Quora
Use Reddit To Promote Your Content
Share Images On Pinterest
Develop SlideShare Presentations
Sponsor Events
Advertise At Conferences
Focus on Mobile Usability
Speed Up Your Website
Optimize Your CTR
Examine Analytics Data
Research Your Competitors
Determine Your Best Traffic Source and Scale

You certainly can’t do all of the above, but you can implement many of them based on what’s right for your business and your skills to do so. Once you start, it’s up to you to track your results, keep an eye on your analytics and determine the sources and efforts your traffic is coming from. When you have a good grasp of the sources that drive the highest volume of traffic, and what percentage of that traffic is converting, you’ll know where to focus your efforts.

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About the Author: Jeremy Mays

Is the Founder and CEO of Transmyt Marketing. He's an accomplished, award winning marketer, responsible for guiding companies though the complex challenges of navigating and succeeding in today's digital economy. To get in touch, you can email him at jeremy@transmyt.com

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Here are 51 things you can do to boost your website traffic?

Take a look at this list and let me know if you think I left anything off.

About the Author: Jeremy Mays

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Tech Startups

Hospitality

Real Estate

Professional Services

Health & Wellness

eCommerce

Government

Enterprise Business

Digital strategy

Websites

Branding & Creative

Email Marketing

Digital design

UX design

Hosting

Fractional CMO

Digital transformation

Content services

Web apps

Product development

SEO

Data and analytics

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