Posts Tagged ‘social marketing’

Generate Website Traffic with Digg

Digg.com is one of the biggest social bookmarking sites on the internet. With the right techniques, you can use it to generate lots of traffic for your website.

 

You have to create an appealing profile with Digg as it is your profile that users will first look at to learn more about you. The more attractive and interesting your Digg profile, the more users and Diggs you attract to your website.

 

Digg is used mainly for sharing favorite things with others however site administrators don’t like people who spam the network so spamming is Read the rest of this entry »
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Quick Website Traffic in 12 Steps

Here are my standard guidelines for generating traffic to any new website or blog. Keep in mind, I’m not presenting this as any sort of cut-and-dried system that works all the time for all marketers or for all types of sites.

In fact, I change it up myself depending on Read the rest of this entry »

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Get Website Traffic from LinkedIn Business Networking

LinkedIn has been, and continues to be underestimated by many social marketing experts. Many see LinkedIn as a social network for businesses – and it is. But there is so much more to LinkedIn that you need to be on the inside to realize the power. Here’s how to get started.

Step # 1 – Complete Your Profile

One of the first things to do if you hope to dominate LinkedIn traffic is to Read the rest of this entry »

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Online Social Advertising – Getting Ahead of the Curve

Online social media is growing up. It’s no longer the sole realm of bored teenagers and somewhat weird individuals who build fantasy identities online. Regular people, self-promoters of all stripes, even politicians are actively participating in online social platforms.

So it also goes that Read the rest of this entry »

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