Virtual Assistant Outsourcing
If you have never used a virtual assistant outsourcing team now is the time to look at ways to increase traffic to your website. Never think to yourself I will do all of the tips below because guess what you will spread yourself too thin and will not be able to do the other stuff, the stuff that grows your business if you are in the trenches.
The answer is to outsource this work below and do all of the things listed and you can’t help but not have a ton of traffic.
Granted you can get virtual assistants as low as $2.50 per hour BUT finding a virtual assistant can be like tricky as you may find one but they will only have a skill set in a few of the methods below so you will need to hire other VA’s to do the tasks.
Is there a better way?
Most definitely, you pay a bit more $6.50 — $7.50 for general virtual assistant help but this time they have a project manager that will oversee your tasks. This means talking to one person not several. Doesn’t that make more sense?
9 hot tips to bring traffic to your door!
1. Facebook remarketing
There is no doubt that Facebook has developed to become a great promotion tool both in the B2B and B2C industry. A cool feature that Facebook has is the ability to set up remarketing audiences. This can be done by installing a Facebook tracking pixel on your site, which allows you to continue marketing to the customers who visit your site. This is a very great way of creating return traffic to site or blog, and you can start remarketing to audiences as small as 100 visitors.
2. Facebook email custom audiences
Facebook can also give that email list of yours a second life. You can be able to upload the email list into Facebook and capture the social accounts of anyone that has their email address attached to it.
3. Twitter remarketing
This works similar to Facebook remarketing. You simply need to install the pixel after which you can target your sites visitors on Twitter. The biggest difference is that Twitter will require a higher minimum audience of 500 people before you can start advertising towards them.
4. Twitter custom audiences
Just like Facebook, you can target Twitter users on their mobile devices by uploading their emails into Twitter. However, if you cannot get at least 500 users into your custom audience through an email upload, then you won’t have the required minimum to advertise towards them.
5. Twitter Cards
This is a great tool to drive traffic to your site. These are basically larger tweets which incorporate images and also allows you to allow you to build buttons into the tweet. These make it easy to make engaging calls to action, attractive images right in the stream, and you can even give them special functionality like having downloads attached directly to the tweet. Research has shown that tweets with images get 18 percent more clicks than its text counterparts.
6. Build an email list
This is a great tool for driving traffic through a newsletter. You need to make sure you have set a newsletter opt-in on your website, and a tool that can help you do that is Drip, which is free and very easy to set up.
7. Blog, blog, blog
Posting blogs and performing content circulation really does help in driving traffic to your sites. An experiment that was carried out by a company known as Convirza revealed that blogs attract traffic to your website. Also remember to use Facebook to promote your blogs.
8. Optimize your site for SEO
Instead of trying to manipulate the search-engine rankings like a lot of people do, what you need to get concerned with is ensuring your website looks as good as possible for the search engine robots that will be crawling your website.
You can use software like SEMrush or I/O Web’s SEO Studio, which can give you a complete SEO audit and show you what you should fix.
9. Find partners in your industry
In any startup business, there are numerous opportunities to partner with people who do the same thing, but the challenge is normally finding the right partners and creating a good working relationship.
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