Need free website traffic? Check out this strategy…

So, every time you create a new page (or new content on the page), take a few extra minutes to syndicate it through a number of websites. This gets new pages visited instantly by a number of people, and it also builds some high value links.

This way, you charge your pages, so that they get instant traffic and backlinks, get noticed by search engine robots, and there it is – long term search engine traffic. Check out some free strategies for doing all this below:

Amplify (amplify.com). This is a website where you can share your links and have them automatically syndicated to 15 other websites including Twitter, Facebook, Delicious, and a dozen more high traffic, high PR sites. All you have to do is create free accounts at each supported website, add these to your Amplify page, and each time you share your new pages on your Amplify, it will automatically syndicate those pages to the other 15 sites, or as many of them as you want to set up accounts for. It may take an hour or so to get all of your accounts set up, but it really is worth it.

Another free tool is IMautomator (imautomator.com) which lets you further you syndication to a number of bookmarking sites. A free account lets you submit 10 links per day, and the tool will syndicate your links to 16 bookmarking sites. Very quick and easy, this is a tool that all webmasters should use.

There is an available upgrade which is highly useful. PRO members are allowed to submit 25 links a day (for us webmasters who produce a LOT of unique content), and each links goes to over 50 sites rather than just the 16. Plus there is an article submitter, and RSS feed submitter, and a directory submitter too. A great value, but the free version is powerful too.

Putting new pages through these two very powerful free tools take about 60 seconds, that’s it. Yet your new pages instantly get traffic and some quality inbound links. I  spend a few more minutes submitting new links to a few more high value sites like StumbleUpon and Digg. So spend some time to get it all done, and get your pages seen.


By Wayne Shearer