Most of the experts will tell you that unless you get good "targeted" traffic to your site you will never sell anything. So, does that mean that there is good traffic and useless traffic?
Targeted traffic usually implies that the person coming to your site is already interested in the type of products or services your site provides. And statistic do show that these visitor are more likely to make a purchase. But, what about the others that visit who don't buy, is this useless traffic? Well, not exactly. You see, the more hits your site receives, the more well know you become, the better your Alexa Ranking will be and eventually your rank will improve with search engines. (ie: google page rank)
You may ask, does this increase in traffic have a significant effect on my google page ranking? Directly, probably not, but in the long-term scheme of things yes! Ask yourself this question. Would you rather trade links with a site that gets thousands of clicks a day with an Alexa Rating of 25,000 or one that is listed at 4,300,000 and has virtually no traffic? The answer becomes quite obvious. As your site traffic grow, so will your link exchange popularity. The better sites will seek you out and that will help your google page rank.
Since creating high volume traffic is so critical to your success we have devoted an entire section of WebEasier to this topic. Please carefully read through the various sections on the right (side-tabs) to gain a fuller understanding of what is necessary to master higher traffic - (hits), ranking and ratings. - RSchpok
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Mentioned at the left are two things that require further discussion:
Alexa Ratings and Google Page Rank.
Alexa provides a service that rates sites according to traffic volume and Google provides a ranking based on how important they feel your site is.
Positioning your site so that search engines display your site prominently is critical. Learn more about Alexa Ratings and Google Page Rank ... >>>>>>
