Four creative ways to help your site attract fascination visitors

Article Description: Four steps to attract more visitors to your website.

Illustration:oscar Ramos Orozco

"How do I get my site to attract more visitors?" ”

This is the most common problem I hear from customers who are always frustrated by the lack of attraction for their sites.

Generally speaking, this is not the problem of the website itself. Admittedly, even after a professional design, the content of a gorgeous combination of sorts, but in the endless internet world, it is a small role, located in a corner, it is easy to ignore.

It's not easy to achieve a one-month growth in the number of visitors from zero to thousands, but it's a certain possibility – as long as you realize the cruelty of the Internet: The online world, the so-called attention economy (Attention Economy). Attention is limited, so it is rare. If you want people to focus on you, you have to make them feel that it's worth it.

You can't expect your work to speak for yourself. In most cases, they won't. You must know how to do marketing, the more you do the better.

However, as you begin to incorporate ideas into marketing, the rules of the game change-not only to be interesting, but also to be more effective. Try the following four creative ways that may help your site attract fascination visitors.

1. Create an amazing Blog

Please pay attention to the word "amazing". I'm not talking to you about updating your blog when you have new customers or exhibitions, or when you're promoting a new product. I'm not talking about pose your favorite music, pictures, life pictures or petty bourgeoisie sentiment in your personal diary. I mean, often provide something that is valuable, useful, or entertaining enough to catch people's eyeballs.

Avoid writing like reporting workflow, you can write this:

"This is how I set out to do it." Attach a picture or video connection. (Example 1, example 2, example 3)

"This is the source of my inspiration ..." If you like it, maybe your audience will. (Example 1)

"You can do it like this ..." (example 1, example 2)

"Here's a little tool to help you work better" (Example 1)

Instead of burying your opinion in a lengthy speech, it is better to articulate it loudly and clearly:

This whole article revolves around an idea.

Start with a compelling title. (Example 1)

Ask yourself, "So what?" Who's going to care? "And then proceeded to proceed.

Give an example of a specific image.

At the end, invite the reader to give comments or comments.

For example: I am a real designer. better use of me. (Example 1)

Repeat customers are the best visitors, and one of your goals is to build loyalty between them and the site. So at the end of the page, don't forget to invite them to subscribe to your website and provide email options to facilitate the visitor's operation.

2. Provide the best part of your work free of charge

Here, I must say: I am not the kind of person who tells you that "Internet information is best for free", so you'd better give up all your good work and forget about paying. But as Tim O ' Reilly points out, being creative in obscurity is a bigger threat than a broad daylight piracy. If no one has ever heard of you, they will not remember you at all, let alone pay for your work.

Therefore, make full use of the unique dissemination of digital content, provide some valuable things, and encourage visitors to share, such as:

The first chapter of the novel (even the whole novella);

A free report or ebook with useful information;

The best song in the album;

a design template;

A high resolution image;

A series of tutorials;

Anyone can embed video in their web pages.

You can use the Knowledge Sharing authority (Creative Commons license) to define the degree of delegation of work according to your requirements. And make sure it really works. If you feel uncomfortable with this way of giving away good things, that's right! How else would your visitors be excited to tell their friends? Remember not to give up this piece of fat. Prepare enough stock for those who want to get and buy your products, services and artwork further.

3. "The Grass boat borrows the arrow"--attracts other people's website visitor

Why not spend a few months or even a few years on the number of visitors that attract a few to your site? No, it's not immoral--in fact, someone would love to do it.

Publishing high quality guest posts in today's hottest blogs is the most effective way to promote your blog and attract visitors. Your "reward" is a link back to your site-don't underestimate it, it can add thousands of subscribers to you. Of course, you have to do your best. It's a great opportunity to leave the post out of the blue and keep your site at its best.

4. Share information Content

Have you noticed that in the previous three tips, only one was around your site? If you really want to get more traffic, you have to do it yourself and find them.

Social networks are more than just networks-they are the ideal place to present your content (blogs, videos, free reports, etc.) to a wide audience. Share links to your content via Twitter, Facebook, or Google +. Use a combination of behance such as this to showcase the results of your work. A generous share of others ' work. In this way, not only help others, but also enhance their authority, attracted a large number of followers.

There is no way to have a vertical pole to be effective. They need to devote a certain amount of time, energy, and perseverance. But what's worth celebrating is that you've accumulated enough popularity, your blog has attracted a large number of links and subscribers, visitors are constantly sharing what you have posted, and you have become a rising star in this field. You will find yourself attracting a group of users every one hours.

But don't forget, the website visitor does not necessarily equal the customer, otherwise will appear the Mass network millionaire!

This article is compiled from Viking Wong, the original address.