Getting Traffic

[JCP]

I started using a freelance seo 'expert' on peopleperhour. He had good reviews so here's hoping. I'm also using postloop to help build initial content and activity. Still waiting for Organic traffic, but my site looks pretty busy and active. I also find Reddit good, if you have quality pages to link to.

No offense, but Postloop's writers aren't that great. Have you tried theforumwheel yet? How's your seo traffic since you hired this guy? What type of keywords does he rank #1 on google for?

In my experience with Postloop you can get good content if you set the required rating to 4.5 and up, as well as clearly communicating your requests/rules in the description. That weeds out most of the low quality posting, but you are also able to get refunded if any posts are not up to par. There will always be some bad apples everywhere and most people use Potloop as a temporary thing anyways.

Yes! I've actually had a really good experience with Postloop. :cheer:
There are many fantastic posters on there (at least for my niche!) . I've even just recently had a moderator come from there.

Not tried theforumwheel, I'm considering it. But they don't have much activity at the moment..

 

[romypets]

I started using a freelance seo 'expert' on peopleperhour. He had good reviews so here's hoping. I'm also using postloop to help build initial content and activity. Still waiting for Organic traffic, but my site looks pretty busy and active. I also find Reddit good, if you have quality pages to link to.

No offense, but Postloop's writers aren't that great. Have you tried theforumwheel yet? How's your seo traffic since you hired this guy? What type of keywords does he rank #1 on google for?

In my experience with Postloop you can get good content if you set the required rating to 4.5 and up, as well as clearly communicating your requests/rules in the description. That weeds out most of the low quality posting, but you are also able to get refunded if any posts are not up to par. There will always be some bad apples everywhere and most people use Potloop as a temporary thing anyways.

Yes! I've actually had a really good experience with Postloop. :cheer:
There are many fantastic posters on there (at least for my niche!) . I've even just recently had a moderator come from there.

Not tried theforumwheel, I'm considering it. But they don't have much activity at the moment..

Did you try theforumwheel I was considering giving it a spin..pardon the pun 🙂

 

[Cierra]

I started using a freelance seo 'expert' on peopleperhour. He had good reviews so here's hoping. I'm also using postloop to help build initial content and activity. Still waiting for Organic traffic, but my site looks pretty busy and active. I also find Reddit good, if you have quality pages to link to.

No offense, but Postloop's writers aren't that great. Have you tried theforumwheel yet? How's your seo traffic since you hired this guy? What type of keywords does he rank #1 on google for?

In my experience with Postloop you can get good content if you set the required rating to 4.5 and up, as well as clearly communicating your requests/rules in the description. That weeds out most of the low quality posting, but you are also able to get refunded if any posts are not up to par. There will always be some bad apples everywhere and most people use Potloop as a temporary thing anyways.

Yes! I've actually had a really good experience with Postloop. :cheer:
There are many fantastic posters on there (at least for my niche!) . I've even just recently had a moderator come from there.

Not tried theforumwheel, I'm considering it. But they don't have much activity at the moment..

Did you try theforumwheel I was considering giving it a spin..pardon the pun 🙂

Yes I have and it works well. Prices are reasonable. I've found you get pretty high quality content if you set the required ratings to 4.0 and higher.

 

[Arch]

SEO plugins will help get you high up on google results.

 

[paravince116]

I think you should restrict the short-term methods .Quality content , get traffic on Social media and
endure.

 

[James Viker]

I think you should use PPC ^^

 

[jermain08]

Create a Facebook fanpage, make use of Facebook Ads.
SEO will also help

 

[Rakesh Sinha]

Start posting on various forums and hire someone for seo.
You can get a lot of clients with proper seo.