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Unique Visitor Need
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rajesh kumar
2011-09-07 10:55:55 UTC
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How to increase unique visitor ? And whats the different sources ?


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RAJESH
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Adrienne Boswell
2011-09-07 14:27:18 UTC
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How to increase unique visitor ? And whats the different sources ?
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RAJESH
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Scott Bryce
2011-09-08 13:46:00 UTC
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How to increase unique visitor ? And whats the different sources ?
Write content that is so compelling that your visitors will want to tell
their friends about it.
Richard Bonner
2011-09-14 10:46:43 UTC
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Post by rajesh kumar
How to increase unique visitor ? And whats the different sources ?
Write content that is so compelling that your visitors will want to tell
their friends about it.
*** He should also be willing to update and change that content on a
regular basis.

In addition:

* Keep the opening page short and fast loading with no proprietary html,
and with no plug-ins or add-ons required. If any of this is needed or
becomes used elsewhere at the site, supply comprehensive "Alt" and "No
Script / No Frames" alternatives.

* Make the site easy to navigate with Tables of Contents (ToC) pages for
each subsection as opposed to one large, links-bloated main page.

* Keep links selection on each ToC page short. As suggested above, too
many links can be overwhelming.

* Be sure that your site can be seen and navigated with a text browser.
That ensures traffic from users of all platforms.

* If the site is, or becomes, very large, do place a "Search" feature
specific to the site.
I even incorporate a Search field into each major subsection of my
websites. These focus a visitor's requests into ever more-narrowing
areas and increases the likelihood of him finding what he wants, while
keeping the search results simple and non over-whelming.

This last point is important. Finding what one wants quickly by
presenting fewer, more focused choices makes for longer stays. There is
little worse than losing a visitor from his frustration or he being
unable to find what he wants even though the site actually has the desired
content. )-:

Hopefully all this will equate into the visitor telling his friends, as
Scott has pointed out.


...and finally:

* Advertise the site in relevant newsgroups and forums
(within the guidelines of those groups, of course.)

* If appropriate for the site, make up business cards to hand out
at in-person meetings.

* Place the URL in your signature for e-mails and posts to newsgroups and
forums.

* Participate in shows, seminars, fleamarkets, and so on that are relevant
to the website and have advertisements in the forms of banners,
business cards, flyers, etc.

* Contact sitemasters of websites with similar content and announce your
website to see if they will link to yours. (You should, in turn, be
willing to post their links.)
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Above all, the content must make visitors want to return to one's site
and hopefully recommend it to others seeking that same type of content.
--
Richard Bonner
http://www.chebucto.ca/~ak621
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