Blog
website+traffic
Entry Tags (85 found)
A Day In the Life ADA Advertising AdWords Automations Bookkeeping bounce rate Brand Development business future Business Goals Business Growth Business Solutions Case Study Chamber of Commerce Website Client Support Communication Strategies Content Management System Content Marketing Core Web Vitals Covid-19 custom website Custom Website Design Custom Website Development Customer Service data reporting Digital Marketing Digital Presence Director of Marketing eCommerce Email Marketing Employee Spotlight End-of-Year Checklist Features Google AdWords Google AdWords Google Analytics Google Business Listing Google Maps Google News Google Services Great Resignation Hashtags IT Support Job Openings Key Features Lead Generation Marketing Agency Online Account Online Account Users Online Payments Operating Expenses Optimization Overhead Costs Photography Productivity Progressive Web APP PWA Reputation Management Responsive Websites School Websites SEO Small Business SOCA Social Media SSL Certificate Submit A Request Threads Tips & Tools User Experience (UX) Video Web Development Agency Website Accessibility Website Agency Website Audit website boosting Website Content Website Cost website data Website Design Website Development Website Project Website Statistics website terms website traffic Website Upgrade
For business owners and website managers, finding new ways to improve website traffic is a high priority.
One of the most commonly overlooked ways to improve website traffic is through the use of social media networks. According to a report by Shareaholic, social media was responsible for over 30% of overall referral traffic to websites, making it the second-largest source of website traffic after search engines.
We all want more traffic on our sites.
After all, traffic indicates interest and interest creates sales. However, building traffic on your site can be difficult, especially with dozens of competitors trying to accomplish the same goal, and vying for sales from a small group of customers.
Website data is one of the most powerful tools you have at your disposal.
It tells you how many people visited your webpage, how long they stayed, what they clicked on, and more. This information can tell you how to manage your resources online. Mainly, what is working, and what is not.
