How many daily visitors after specific website age?

ITMDB · Oct 29, 2015

I just want some opinions on a blog like mine IT Managers Toolbox. How many visitors could I expect per day after:

6 Months
1 Year
2 Years

Just going from your experiences.

Thanks
John

alexport · Oct 29, 2015

As my experience on a real website that our team developed then it should be

6 Months - 24000 visitors / month
1 Year - over 90000 visitors / month

You need to focus on backlinks and quality content for your website.

That's all!

Some tips from others would be great, I hope that.

RDO Servers · Oct 29, 2015

I'm afraid there is absolutely no way for us to answer that question.

What are you going to be doing in the next:
6 Months
1 Year
2 Years

?

How often are you going to write more content?
What is your SEO strategy?
What is your social media strategy?
Do you have a marketing budget?
How many hours a week are you devoting to increasing your traffic?
etc, etc, etc.

In 2 years, your average daily traffic could be 20, or 200k.

Just because your site gets older, does not mean the traffic will change. Wither you end up will 20/day or 200k/day will depend on your answers to the questions above. Either way, no one can give you a educated guess of how much traffic you will have, but work on a plan, and devote time to building your site, and you will be a lot more likely to succeed.

SIG · Oct 29, 2015

In 6 months / 1 years / 2 years you can have X amount of visitors, but it all depends of your strategies you use, dedication, how serious are you with your website/business.

I have small suggestions, but with big impact on traffic. TIP: First of all do proper keyword research manually or using various tools like LTP (Long Tail Pro) or Market Samurai.

1)Build a PBN (Private Blog Network) = a network of private blogs build only for the sole purpose of linking to main site (money site). If you know how to build sites, you will know how to build PBN's. The key in building a good PBN (Private Blog Network) is to find high metric domains (DA/PA/CF/TF), add unique relevant content to the blogs, don't leave footprints.

Google is cracking down on PBN's, so it's very important to not leave footprints.

If you don't know how to build a PBN i'd suggest you do a search on Google.

2) Build up a big social following.

Since your in the tech niche, build Twitter accounts (using PVA accounts only, dedicated proxies and special software -> marketing bot), 1 Facebook page (or more), 1 Google+ group (or even a community) -> for Google+ get followers and invite them to your new community or page.

It all depends on you!

Hope this helps.

Shane Williams · Oct 29, 2015

There is no concrete answer to that question since it depends on so many different factors such as:

The Popularity of the Niche
The competition in the Niche
The Key Words being targeted
The quality of the Content written on the blog
The quality and number of backlinks pointing to the site
And whether or not you're investing in paid advertising or not to drive traffic to a site.

Some websites are new and generate thousands of page view a day while others are donkey years old and struggle to get a handful a day. Put in the work, build a quality site with quality content that is added regularly and work with popular social media sites such as Facebook and traffic should build up over time.

ITMDB · Oct 30, 2015

I've looked at using Mass Planner before.

I just wondered whether it would bring enough visitors. With an average CTR of 1.64% if I used the tool to gain 50K followers over several accounts it would mean roughly 750 visits on a link I post. With an average of $1 per 1k visits from adsense you'll be looking at ~$1 per link you post on twitter.

With a cost of ~10 per month for mass planner, actually doing the maths while writing this has made it seem pretty good

just 10 posted links would earn the money back.

How many twitter followers would you expect to get from using mass planner in 1 month?

Also how many times do you post a link on twitter? Say 1 website links per day, thats 5250 visits a week, ~20k per month = $20 per month from adsense. (Based on 50k followers)

Could you get 100k followers quite easily?

vishwa · Nov 1, 2015

I usually focus on my blog content and making quality backlinks. I think content plays a vital role to attract visitors to your blog.

ITMDB · Nov 1, 2015

Someone has shared my blog link on their facebook page (13,000,000 fans)

Since he did this my traffic spiked massively, 1.5k visits yesterday, and 1.2k so far today.
Is this actually real traffic? Google analytics reports it as Facebook traffic. I have had a look at the traffic, all from various browsers, and browser versions. Different OS's, locations, resolutions etc.
Everything seems legit apart from the low time spent on the page, they havent visited other pages.
I can understand that all 13 million fans wont be interested in my tech blog so alot of the visits will bounce straight of.
What are your thoughts?

ITMDB · Nov 1, 2015

Yeah, thats what I thought. I figured it might be bot traffic.

I did all those checks which seem to indicate otherwise. Do you think its all bots? Would they be able to fake all this information if it was bots?

ITMDB · Nov 1, 2015

RDO Servers said:
They may not be bots. It's very possibly that it is real traffic, but they didn't want to stay on your site.

I would suggest taking the time to really looking at and evaluate your home page. What is most eye catching on your home page. The Adwords ads... Remove some ads for now. Add some color to your content areas. Keep the Facebook Like button, but the smaller version that does not show how many likes you currently have, as 34 Likes does not indicate a popular site. etc. etc. Better your user experience, and visitors will be more likely to stick around.

Yeah, im trying to build up those page likes, hopefully Mass Planner helps with that.

SEOPub said:
It might be bot traffic. It might not be bot traffic.

It really does not make a difference. Even if the traffic is real, it is not targeted traffic making it virtually useless.

Okay I see what you mean, I imagine the 13 million fans the guy was talking about aren't really interested in IT. Just weird why they would click the link in the first place.

I checked again and couldnt find any evidence they were bots, just annoying as my metrics are all over the place

vishwa · Nov 2, 2015

I have also facing same issue with my blog as well and I must say that it is definitely a bot traffic.

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