Showing posts with label Web marketing strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web marketing strategy. Show all posts

Wednesday, 17 April 2013

How to Triple Your Traffic in a Week


How to Triple Your Traffic in a Week image How to Triple Your Traffic in a Week



How would you like to triple your traffic in less than a week? Doesn’t that sound almost too good to be true? Well, it isn’t as long as you know what you are doing. Where many internet marketers make the mistake is they don’t use their website to their advantage.


What am I talking about?

I am talking about using your website in order to get more sales. Most internet marketer’s look for ways to make money outside of their website and this is not the approach that I want you to take. I would like to see you funnel traffic through your website and onto your offer.

So, this sounds great but how do I go about tripling my traffic in just one week?

Use the methods below daily within the next week and you will see that your traffic will triple in just one week. Ok, you will not see the increase in traffic the first week, however, by doing what I have outlined below for one week you will start to see a steady climb in traffic and very soon you will see that your traffic tripled with only one week of work.


Ways to Triple Your Traffic Fast

Use Triberr – If you are not using Triberr, then you need to start. Triberr is a website that gets a bunch of people just like you and me together in order to share each other’s posts. The best part about Triberr is that you can get hundreds and sometimes thousands of shares to your posts within the first day or so. Now, if you can increase your connections on Triberr very quickly, then you will have much more of a shot at getting the increase in traffic that you have been looking for.

Get Active On Social Media Sites – Getting traffic through social media is not as hard as many people make it out to be. All you need to do is stay active on a few of the social media sites. Some of the sites that I recommend you to stay active on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. By using these three social media sites you can easily get traffic without having to work too hard. One thing I do recommend is that you also use this week to increase the amount of fans/followers you have because in the end that is what is going to increase your traffic down the road.

Post 25 Comments Per Day – 25 comments per day on another person’s blog might seem like a lot to you, however, it is nothing compared to what many website owners have been doing. I have run across a few website owners that have been commenting on 250 different blog posts per day and it has really increased their traffic. The reason you need to post a bunch of comments on other blogs is because that is how some people look for more intriguing content. Just do yourself a favor and don’t make your comment look too spammy.

Double Your Blogs Posts – How many blog posts do you publish each week? If you publish 5 each week, then you need to increase this amount to 10 posts. The reason you do this is so that you can get more content out there on the web. By having more content you will also have more links to your site. This is what you need when it comes to getting more traffic.

So, are you ready to triple your traffic in no time? Just make sure you get started right away because before too long there will be hundreds if not thousands of people using this exact same method.


Author: Warren Wooden.  Article Source: http://www.business2community.com/online-marketing/how-to-triple-your-traffic-in-a-week-0460764

Sunday, 10 June 2012

How Lady Gaga Created a Web Marketing Spectacle for Born This Way


"The web is what you make of it,” reads the parting text in Google Chrome‘s latest commercial featuring Lady Gaga.


It’s a simple eight-word slogan for Google’s web browser but it represents so much more when you connect it to Gaga, who took to the web this year to create an inescapable marketing spectacle for her Born This Way album.
In the months leading up to the May 23 album release — and even now — Gaga has paved a path for stars and brands to get inventive with the ways they use digital and social media to promote themselves and connect with fans.
The 25-year-old is no stranger to success on the web. She remains a heavyweight on major social networks: In the past year, Lady Gaga was the first artist to reach 1 billion views on YouTube; she beat President Barack Obama to10 million Facebook fans (she’s now closing in on 35 million); and most recently, she was first Twitter user to acquire10 million followers.
The promotional juggernaut further ramped up her all-encompassing web presence, fostering partnerships with Zynga for the FarmVille-inspired GagaVille, Starbucks for a massive scavenger hunt, VEVO for exclusive premieres, HBO for a concert special, Rdio for free lifetime subscriptions, iTunes for a promotional countdown, Best Buy and Livestream for an album signing and Gilt Groupe and Amazon Cloud Player for deals.
“Gaga and her team are some of the best marketers around; they understand the importance of integrating social with traditional media, engaging audiences in real-time, and most of all, telling a story that is relatable and worth spreading,” said Alexa Scordato, a Gaga fan, digital strategist and community manager for MAT@USC.
Even Lady Gaga’s critics have to acknowledge the magnitude of her marketing medley: “I’ll probably get cyber bullied after this from all her Little Monsters, but I’m not a huge Gaga fan,” said Romey Louangvilay, senior account executive of digital and social media at Euro RSCG PR. “With that said, I give her credit for her artistry and marketing genuineness.”
Below, we’ve compiled a huge swathe of the digital and social media initiatives behind Gaga’s Born This Way. Flip through the roundup and then let us know in the comments which tactics you thought were most creative or most ridiculous.

What Can You Learn From Gaga?


“She’s mastered the art of [the] launch,” Scordato said. “Every new video or album release is always an event. She and her team recognize that millions of views or album sales don’t come overnight.”
The takeaways are:
  • You need to build momentum with elements of surprise along the way.
  • Integrate. Make sure all your marketing channels are working together to promote a single brand identity and message.
  • Use your fans as your best marketing asset. Encourage and remind them to tell your story and never forget to thank them along the way.
  • Give people something to love. If you can do that, you’ve won half the battle.




By Brian Anthony Hernandez. http://mashable.com/2011/05/24/lady-gaga-case-study/