Essay On Referral Traffic

Referral traffic is the type of traffic driven to your website via the masterful employment and implementation of links in order for viewers or potential shoppers to actually reach it. What this means is that accessing a website through Google or any other search engine does not fall into the category of referral traffic. However, if one enters a site through a link in a blog or another website, then the means of entry fully comply with the terms of what actually defies the concept of referral traffic. All of this is a fancy way saying that if you get links to your sites,and people enter your site through those links, then the traffic you get this way and not via search engines is referral traffic.This brings us to the actual sites you want to get referral traffic from. Those are sites visited by a vast audience each

Pinterest

Pinterest got the world by surprise and got big fast. This tendency is obviously here to stay which is why it’s a good idea to use it for referral traffic while it’s still gaining popularity and has not yet reached its prime. This is a great time to do because not too many people are doing it yet. What are you waiting for? Start pinning, already!

2. Twitter

People love one-liners. People have always loved one-liners. That’s why one-liners are so popular in movies and other forms of entertainment. And there is no better way to spread one-liners than Twitter. Twitter gives you this unique ability and teaches you the value of words, or even simple symbols because you have to send a message in 140 symbols including the spaces, so you have to make it count. Incidentally, Twitter is also a great source of referral traffic.

1. YouTube

YouTube doesn’t allow you to put URLs in the comments, but what it gives you is the ability to put links in the descriptions of videos. It’s also a great way to promote your blog and provide links to it, bringing you more publicity and referral traffic. Who knows, you might even like vlogging more than