Where does your traffic comes from?

CyberAlchemist · Dec 10, 2015

Where does your traffic comes from? Returning customers? Organic traffic? Forum marketing? Article marketing? Share the best traffic source you are getting from. Where should we be targeted to?

ulterios · Dec 10, 2015

I have many sites and depending on which one I am talking about, the top two sources of traffic are from search and social media. Some get more returning visitors than others. It's related to exactly the type of site I am looking at.

newsdeals · Dec 10, 2015

I'm managing a few blogs and most traffic come from Google and Bing.

That's what I'm target to get as it's a stable traffic source.

KatnissEverdeen · Dec 16, 2015

Most of my traffic comes from search engines, blogs/forums, and Social Media Networks.

vishwa · Dec 16, 2015

Most of my site traffic coming from Search Engines, forums and Social networking sites.

hrishivardhan · Dec 16, 2015

My website earning more traffic from Social media (Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon), blogs and forums. Google is the search engine where most of the traffic comes from.

QueenMaa · Dec 16, 2015

I get traffic from Google, Facebook Twitter, Blogging communities, Google Plus, and advertising sites.

AndiLim · Dec 17, 2015

All of the things that you've mention about are primary source of traffic, but upon checking the google analytics I can say that most of the traffic comes from organic search. The typical things that we are required to do is of course do link-building so that the website will be more visible to a lot of users. Social media fan page promotion also works.

DonaldWoods · Dec 17, 2015

Mostly getting traffic through social media profiles like Facebook, twitter, stumble-upon, Pinterest, Linkedin & many more.

omarsaady · Dec 17, 2015

I have been doing SEO for a while and now I`m getting my most traffic from organic search engine. It`s not too much but it`s top quality and targeted traffic. Also I tend to receive some visits from social media website like Facebook and Google plus.

Thanks
Omar

EZEQUIAS ARAUJO · Jun 21, 2018

At first, most of my blog traffic came from ads on facebook and google +, but after producing quality content and getting an audience that was interested in my articles, the biggest traffic is now coming from search engines like example Google and some of Bing.

BlueLeaf · Jun 21, 2018

Search engines, forums, and social plaforms, especially Quora.

branko97 · Jun 21, 2018

The Web 2.0 platforms can provide some traffic and increase your domain authority with back-links - social media, online directories, guest-posting on other renown websites ... etc.

Daniel204 · Jun 22, 2018

Hi,

Mostly the fast traffics comes on website from Forums you can build back links from forums sites so that it is one of the important part of maintain DA-Domain Authority of Sites, Using a Digital channels like Linked in, Instagram, Face book & G+, Pint rest I will be Suggest to you can use automated tools like Hootsuite

HTH!
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DotCom · Jun 22, 2018

Traffic sources vary depending on the niche. I have a gaming website that has 90% of its traffic coming from just Reddit. At the same time, I have a cryptocurrency blog that mostly has traffic coming from search engines.

agmhost · Jul 4, 2019

Below you can find four major traffic sources, they are:

Search Traffic: Web Search like Google, Bing etc.
Referral Traffic: Backlinks, Referring domains, Social Media, Blog you guest posted or Left a comment on
Direct Traffic: Typing the URL and Coming from a browser bookmark, untracked email campaigns, and newsletters, from links in documents like Word, Excel, or PDFs
Campaigns: Google AdWords campaign.

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