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Ask a marketer or business owner what they’d like most in the world, and they’ll probably tell you “more customers.” What often comes after customers on a business’ wish list? More traffic to their site. There are  many ways you can increase traffic on your website , and in today’s post, we’re going to look at 25 of them, including several ways to boost site traffic for FREE. 1. Advertise This one is so obvious, we’re going to look at it first.  Paid search,  social media advertising  and display advertising are all excellent ways of attracting visitors , building your brand and getting your site in front of people. Adjust your paid strategies to suit your goals – do you just want more traffic, or are you looking to increase conversions, too? Each paid channel has its pros and cons, so think carefully about your objectives before you reach for your credit card. If you’re hoping that more traffic to your site will also result in more sales, you’ll need to tar...

In this post I’m going to show you how to get more traffic to your website using a simple 4-step formula. You’ll also see real life examples of how I used this formula to take Backlinko to 119k unique visitors per month. Let’s dive right in… Whether you own an ecommerce site, run a digital marketing agency, sell software, or are a full time blogger, you need content that brings in targeted traffic. In other words, traffic that converts into leads and sales. To do that, you need to rank for keywords that your customers search for every day. Here’s the 4-step process to do just that… Use This 4-Step Process to Get More Targeted Traffic, Leads and Sales From SEO There’s no other way to say this: Most content published today isn’t designed to maximize shares, traffic and customers. And, yes, that even includes most “great content”. Because there’s a BIG difference between “great content” and The Right Content. And once you know what that difference is, and how to l...

"KhingSIMEO LIVE" Is   COMEDY NIGHT OF A MILLION LAUGH,  and this is the Rhapsodized End of the Year  Comedy Show ,  Music Exposure, Theater Art Showing  and Dancing Entertainment.  And on this Particular One, Its Totally Different; Here are the  Goodies  in Our basket as we Execute this Event once More This Last Phase for the Year. Regular Tickets : Attendees with This Ticket Gate Pass Are Entitled to; (a) A Bottles of Calypso or Bottles of Beer), or Non-Alcoholic Drinks as they Step into the Event Ground,  (b) Follows After are Confirm Plates of Goat Meat Pepper Soup; For Hot Warm Welcome to the Event. (c) Bags of Rice Draw to Be Won Based on Lucky Ticket Number Open Air Picking. (d) Drinking Competition (Valuable Items To be Won)   VIP Tickets : Attendees with This Ticket Gate Pass Are Entitled to; (a) Bottles of Alcoholic (Beer + Calypso), and Non-Alcoholic Drinks on The Table as they St...

A Chinese man named Pu Zhao recently realized his childhood dream of walking on the moon. The 31-year-old is a cross-country and photography enthusiast. When he was planning for a road trip to north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region earlier this month, he heard about the Gobi Desert in Suhongtu, part of Inner Mongolia’s Alashan League, that very much looks like the surface of the moon. This was the moment Pu decided to fulfill his lifelong dream of exploring the moon. Before departure, he spent 200 yuan (30 US dollars) buying a simple space suit online, and wore it for possibly the best lunar experience of his life.

Kenyans began voting Thursday in a repeat election that has polarized the nation and is likely to be fiercely disputed in the absence of opposition leader Raila Odinga, who is boycotting the vote.  In stark contrast to the first edition of the election, which was annulled last month by the Supreme Court, many polling stations in the capital and Odinga's strongholds saw only a trickle of voters.  "It is my duty to vote. Last time the queue was all around the block and I waited six hours to vote, this time the people are few," said taxi driver David Njeru, 26, as he waited to cast his ballot in Nairobi's Mathare slum.  After a night of driving rain, only 50 people stood on the boggy grass outside the Redeemed Gospel Church polling station, where more than 8,000 are registered to vote.  People queue to cast their votes at a polling station during a presidential election re-run in Gatundu, Kenya, October 26, 2017. /Reuters Photo Assured victory for Keny...