Posted by Manuel Viloria on 01 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
How do you get more visitors to return to your site? Well, you can remind them regularly. No, I'm not talking about asking them to subscribe to an email list which automatically sends them messages asking them to revisit your site.
We're talking about Outlook calendars, or even Windows Vista calendars. Check out this demo...
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 23 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
John Reese releases Traffic Jam after what seemed like forever. I'm glad I didn't give up on BlogRush (see BlogRush 2008 Traffic), because once you combine it with TrafficJam.com, you'll have access to key internet marketing data.
Let's see what's inside...
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 07 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
If you want to get a lot of traffic, you need to go to places where people gather online. Once you're there, make yourself visibly useful, and the crowd will notice you. And that's one easy way of sending hundreds of visitors to your site for free.
The question that remains, though, is: where are these [...]
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 12 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
If you recall an earlier post, I hinted that you shouldn't give up on BlogRush. Here are some early January 2008 stats about the traffic that this site received via the BR widget.
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 05 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
A number of site owners have been using Twitter recently to help drive traffic to their blogs. Here are some tips to help you avoid shooting yourself in the foot in your bid to get more visitors to your site...
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 31 Dec 2007 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
Jonathan Leger offers a free sample or preview chapter of Search Engine Myths Exposed, which is set to launch on January 9, 2008 at 12 high noon EST. With the continued proliferation of SEO gurus spouting usable and sometimes downright inaccurate search engine optimization information, will Jon Leger's ebook drive more visitors to your web [...]
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 28 Dec 2007 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
The Fireball Video Site Generator (by Ian del Carmen) is a set of scripts and html templates that allows you to quickly build a video library right on your site. The thinking behind this is that people are increasingly looking for video online, so if your site gives people what they want, then you will [...]