Tips For Generating Traffic
Submit Your Website to dmoz.org. The Open Directory Project is the largest directory on the web and critical to informing the major search engines that you exist. Make sure you find an appropriate category for your business, but don’t spend too much time looking for the perfect category. Many design-oriented businesses such as an architecture or civil-engineering firm could fit under the Construction and Maintenance category in the Business section.
Build a Social-Media Presence. Creating a social-media page is a great way to drive traffic to your site. However, out of all the suggestions I have made, this one really takes the most work. The good news is that the amount of effort needed can be scaled to fit your business needs. For example, LinkedIn is very user friendly and a great place to get started in social media if you aren’t ready to commit to posting content regularly. Meanwhile, if you are up to posting content once a week, then Facebook would be a great social-media site for you to explore. I would not suggest creating a Facebook page for your business if you aren’t going to post something at least once a week—a neglected page is not a great for your business’ image.
RSS Feed: Create RSS feeds for your site and submit the feed URLs to the major RSS feed directories online. This will generate traffic to your website. I will be writing tomorrow Top 15 Ranked RSS Feed Directory List, so don't forget to subscribe so to get it direct to your email.
Ping Your Blog: Ping your blog on a regular basis when you add new content. When you ping your blog, you make search engines robots index your website, which ultimately drives traffic to your website. It is also very effective to submit your blog address to blog search sites and directories.
Profile Signature: Include your web address to your forum profile signature. This means that every time you post or respond to questions on the forum, your website URL is seen by all the people in the forum.
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