I’m very pleased announce my newest and most ambitious project to date. It’s called Think Traffic, and I think you’re going to love it.
To me, there’s no question. The hardest part of building a successful website is getting traffic. Even if you build something spectacular, there is no guarantee that it will be popular.
That’s what Think Traffic is all about: helping you build a high-traffic website or blog with actionable tips and strategies. If you’ve struggled to get visitors to your site, you’ll definitely want to check it out.
The site already features a Website Traffic 101 series and a cool free video for email subscribers I created about building instant authority for your site or blog.
Today’s post is 17 Traffic Building Tips from Some of the World’s Most Popular Bloggers, with some really great tips from people like Chris Garrett, David Heinemeier Hansson, Daniel Scocco, Chris Guillebeau, Danielle LaPorte, Glen Allsopp, Jonathan Mead, Pat Flynn and James Chartrand.
Enjoy Think Traffic, and I can’t wait to hear your feedback!
Great initial post idea, and I’m not just saying that because I’m involved
I’m sure you’ll make the site a huge success, Corbett.
Thanks Glen, for the comment and the great tip for the first post at Think Traffic. You’ve always been a big blogging inspiration for me. Congrats on the continued success of ViperChill.
Congrats on the new site! Looking forward to reading and learning from it. All of us bloggers are looking for creative ways to generate more traffic so I’m sure you’ll see a good amount of traffic looking for traffic.
Hey Corbett,
You have some of the most engaging and well thought out posts. Can’t wait to check the new site out, I already know its going to be good. Congrats!
Cheers, Eugene. Thanks for the compliment!
Thanks, Dave! That’s the idea
Site looks great, Corbett!
Corbett, just digging into the content but man – CLEAN site, nicely put together. Looks promising.
Thanks, David. I appreciate the design comment, especially because I always love your designs.
I love the way it looks, though I haven’t had a ton of time to comb through the contents yet. The idea is a great one. I don’t know if you’ve noticed what you get when you do a search on this topic, but I’ve noticed you get really vague and sort of spammy content that ranks high in the search engines but seems almost written by beginners.
I like the fact that you have a whole blog on the topic, that you establish a bit of authority (human, not search engine) by mentioning other bloggers you’ve questioned on the topic . . . and that you can write! (really, this seems optional to a blogs popularity sometimes, but it’s tiring to plough through bad writing to get a few grains of knowledge here and there).
I’ll keep an eye on this blog, for sure.
Yeah, the “building traffic” topic is filled with some pretty scammy / low-value sites. That’s a big reason I wanted to get involved, to start a more legit conversation about building web traffic.
Corbett,
I just read every article. Simply awesome. I have been looking for a resource like this for months and even used GateJumper for a similar traffic building question! Thanks for putting this together and I look forward to watching it grow. Cheers! – Jason.
Perfect, Jason. That’s the type of response I was aiming for. I look forward to seeing you around the site.
Great content. I have bookmarked your website to visit again