201. Take a vacation. This one works great for me because I’ll come back refreshed with all kinds of new traffic building ideas. You might also be able to write part of it off as a business expense.
202. Put a link in the ‘about me’ section of your eBay profile. 203. Create and sell a product with resell or giveaway rights and include a link to your site in it so others pass it around for you.
204. Start an organization, club or association.
205. Use a favicon for your site.
206. Participate in a WebRing.
207. Put up links on some of yout sites to some of your other sites.
208. Connect your site with other sites in your niche.
209. Host a forum or chat room on your site and list in the relevant directories.
210. Add an RSS feed to your Squidoo lens.
211. Endorse a celebrity.
212. Sponsor a golf tournament or other sporting event.
213. Go door to door to solicit traffic (only if you’re really desperate or sell insurance).
214. Tip well and leave behind a business card.
215. Enter a business card into restaurants and stores that have free monthly prize draws.
216. Send letters to local business that could benefit from your product or service.
217. Advertise in the classified section of a large newspaper, or take out a featured ad.
218. Swap newsletter/ ezine ads with other publishers.
219. Improve your resource or author bio box.
220. Use unique Meta tags on each page of your website.
221. Write and submit articles to the article directories.
222. Sell or place classified ads on www.eBay.com with a link to your site.
223. Post free classified ads on any of the sites that allow them with a link to your site.
224. Do everything you can to brand yourself and/or your business.
225. Use Reddit.
226. Get awards.
227. Give awards.
228. Use ‘pay for rank’ search engines (please note: these are not the same as PPC search engines).
229. If you feel you or your company is big enough, established and reputable, create a page about it on Wikipedia.
230. Rent a one-time mailing from a targeted opt-in list.
231. Participate in a package insert program with local businesses. That means cooperatively mailing a package of stuff (flyers, brochures, letters etc.) to potential clients and splitting the costs with similar but non-competing businesses.
232. Put on a free workshop at a local store, business, library, or organization.
233. Use reliable hosting. It’s amazing how many extra visitors your site will get if you’re hosting is always working.
234. Use InstantBuzz to send visitors to your site.
235. Redirect all your parked domain names to one that you actually want to receive traffic.
236. Become a virus within your niche - people will start talking and linking.
237. Create a free ebook and list in on the “free ebook” sites.
238. Use a traffic exchange (low quality traffic, but can sometimes be worthwhile).
239. Buy PLR products, break them apart and customize them into traffic generation machines.
240. Get referrals form similar but non-competing sites.
241. Take out a classified or full page ad in a targeted magazine.
242. Use sponsor ads in newsletters or ezines - they’re inexpensive and effective.
243. Get some nice pens made up and carry them with you. Next time someone asks if you have a pen offer it to them for keeps - it’s amazing how many hands it’ll go through.
244. Email your list. If you don’t have one, get one.
245. Sponsor a movie and get your URL placed in the credits… or if you can afford it, get your URL placed in a movie scene much like a can of coke.
246. Join 43things and post your list of 43 things including links to your websites.
247. Be the first to break a news story.
248. Advertise your website in the appropriate category on CraigsList.
249. Submit your Blog to different blog directories, list can be easily found in google
250. Use facebook abd twitter & other various social sites to get visitors by writing attractive post titles with quality content.
202. Put a link in the ‘about me’ section of your eBay profile. 203. Create and sell a product with resell or giveaway rights and include a link to your site in it so others pass it around for you.
204. Start an organization, club or association.
205. Use a favicon for your site.
206. Participate in a WebRing.
207. Put up links on some of yout sites to some of your other sites.
208. Connect your site with other sites in your niche.
209. Host a forum or chat room on your site and list in the relevant directories.
210. Add an RSS feed to your Squidoo lens.
211. Endorse a celebrity.
212. Sponsor a golf tournament or other sporting event.
213. Go door to door to solicit traffic (only if you’re really desperate or sell insurance).
214. Tip well and leave behind a business card.
215. Enter a business card into restaurants and stores that have free monthly prize draws.
216. Send letters to local business that could benefit from your product or service.
217. Advertise in the classified section of a large newspaper, or take out a featured ad.
218. Swap newsletter/ ezine ads with other publishers.
219. Improve your resource or author bio box.
220. Use unique Meta tags on each page of your website.
221. Write and submit articles to the article directories.
222. Sell or place classified ads on www.eBay.com with a link to your site.
223. Post free classified ads on any of the sites that allow them with a link to your site.
224. Do everything you can to brand yourself and/or your business.
225. Use Reddit.
226. Get awards.
227. Give awards.
228. Use ‘pay for rank’ search engines (please note: these are not the same as PPC search engines).
229. If you feel you or your company is big enough, established and reputable, create a page about it on Wikipedia.
230. Rent a one-time mailing from a targeted opt-in list.
231. Participate in a package insert program with local businesses. That means cooperatively mailing a package of stuff (flyers, brochures, letters etc.) to potential clients and splitting the costs with similar but non-competing businesses.
232. Put on a free workshop at a local store, business, library, or organization.
233. Use reliable hosting. It’s amazing how many extra visitors your site will get if you’re hosting is always working.
234. Use InstantBuzz to send visitors to your site.
235. Redirect all your parked domain names to one that you actually want to receive traffic.
236. Become a virus within your niche - people will start talking and linking.
237. Create a free ebook and list in on the “free ebook” sites.
238. Use a traffic exchange (low quality traffic, but can sometimes be worthwhile).
239. Buy PLR products, break them apart and customize them into traffic generation machines.
240. Get referrals form similar but non-competing sites.
241. Take out a classified or full page ad in a targeted magazine.
242. Use sponsor ads in newsletters or ezines - they’re inexpensive and effective.
243. Get some nice pens made up and carry them with you. Next time someone asks if you have a pen offer it to them for keeps - it’s amazing how many hands it’ll go through.
244. Email your list. If you don’t have one, get one.
245. Sponsor a movie and get your URL placed in the credits… or if you can afford it, get your URL placed in a movie scene much like a can of coke.
246. Join 43things and post your list of 43 things including links to your websites.
247. Be the first to break a news story.
248. Advertise your website in the appropriate category on CraigsList.
249. Submit your Blog to different blog directories, list can be easily found in google
250. Use facebook abd twitter & other various social sites to get visitors by writing attractive post titles with quality content.
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