I need help getting more traffic to my mainstream tech site
 

The site is there, the content is there, the traffic just isn't.
It updates every day with 3 well written articles about technology, hardware, internet etc but i'm not getting any Google lovin'.
I did the article submitting, Facebook fan page, Youtube page and a bunch of other stuff one would do with mainstream sites but i'm just not satisfied with the traffic.
It pisses me off because it really is a nice site. The only ads are a few Adsense blocks so that can't be a problem either.
Any tips would be welcome.

need better keyword research.

First of all i did keyword research for this site and 2nd one of the blogs i made recently without any keyword research whatsoever got picked up by Google 4 days ago. 200 targeted SE a hit a day so far. That's 190 more than my keyword researched site.

So that means once again you're full of shit.

How long much longer will you push your incorrect views upon people? Acting like your way is right and if you don't follow it you will fail? It's getting old and boring.
Or at least do it when you are right. Not wrong.

just kidding. are people sharing your posts on twitter, facebook and so on? you may need more compelling, shocking, humorous, novel content that people will whore around the web. even one good piece a week will do wonders.

Does anybody know some good places for link exchanges?

No it isn't shocking or anything. It's just well written technology stuff for geeks. The few people who come to my site keep returning because they obviously like it.

The blog that gets 200 se hits a day (and growing) is about 5% in quality compared to this site. That's why it pisses me off.

How many feeders do you have, how many link "trades", in what other fashions are you creating incoming links, are your articles targeting specific keywords, how long has your site been online?

You really haven't provided enough information for anyone to tell you why you aren't getting more search engine traffic.

link? and good luck competing with TechCrunch, EnGadget, Mashable, etc

It's been online for a month. I have no active link trades. I have several articles submitted for a few keywords. I'm doing Facebook marketing. My Youtube vids are getting views, i bought some non spammy se gigs. I'm drip feeding it with links. It's well indexed by Google.
Sitemap is submitted and working correctly etc etc.
Spent 700 dollars or so on it so far.

And i really fucking wonder why when i can create a fucking 10 dollar blog put a few posts there and get 10x times the se traffic in half the time.

Fuckers!
Cunts!


Fuck i'm getting pissed off while writing this :1orglaugh

Man, i'm not competing with it. Is every adult site of yours competing with porn.com?

I know i'm not get #1 for Technology on Google. That shouldn't be a problem anyway. Plenty of other SE traffic.

Guess i'm screwed then...

Lots of crap to wade through in here, but you might find a few decent sites for exchanges.

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Here are a couple.



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Actually, porno jew is right - you need to do a KW research for every post otherwise you are wasting your money (assuming you are paying for the posts) - no need to go crazy, but check the KW competition and search volume, it takes less than a minute to pick a decent KW.

Links - use the smaller blog networks to get contextual backlinks. BMR, ALN, and the like used to work really well, but I think Google caught up on them since many sites got hit in the past week or two and Google started sending out emails about "unnatural linking." Nearly all of these went to people that used the big blog networks.

I have a six-year-old tech / computer site that still gets quite a bit of hits from Yahoo answers ? haven?t touched them in years, but some of these got achieved and Google ranks them really well. Not sure if they still work, but I?ve seen people offering them as a service on the boards, so they probably still do.

Once your site ages a bit, then hit it with everything you can ? social bookmarks, article links, wikis, Web 2 properties, you name it. These are quite cheap and they still work despite what many people think. Link to your main site, link to inner pages, vary your anchors a lot, and you should see some traffic.

I?m not a ?guru? and not pretending to be one, but I wouldn?t skip the keyword research part.

Pick a subreddit that closely relates to your site, write an article that might be a little controversial but has an opinion that enough people will agree with it, offer some inside knowledge / new current technological advance and submit.

The extra traffic is of course a bonus, but if the article is decent, you'll get some good backlinks from closely related sites. Maybe even remove the ads or reduce them for this.

That sounds productive. Oh, and Dirty F when.do do post about the site, mention the URL. You would have received at least one unique visitor (a geeky one) from this post if you'd mentioned the URL.

Do you write about hardware tech or do you cover software too?If you cover software too,then i can sell you sig link on forum where my threads have 125410 views so far and most of those views coming from search engines.

If you can give me access to your stats, I can give you free advice

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What people fail to realize is that their stats are already telling them which traffic areas have "low hanging fruit." Of course, this applies to sites that have been around for at least 3 to 6 months.

many people don't realize how much plain web stats show in which direction to diversify and evolve.

Try tying your post topics to hot trending topics at social media sites

Also, news rewrites are great in building authority for your site as a whole

ICQ me for free help, Battus :) Just returning the favor since you helped me out in the past :)