Ways to Increase Traffic to Your Website

Reasons for low website traffic
If you’re currently not getting much traffic to your website, it could be for one of the following reasons:

1. Google isn’t indexing your website correctly
2. Your website’s new and not yet been properly indexed
3. You’ve been blacklisted by search engines

1. Create unique, helpful and valuable content

This is the number one thing you can do to help get more people visiting your website. Think of the questions your ideal customers are currently asking, and try to answer them by coming up with helpful content that tells them all they need to know, such as blog posts.

2. Nurture leads with email marketing

Reach out to people who’ve previously been customers or who have shown an interest in your products or services – offer them content that might help them on their buyer’s journey. This is called email nurturing.

Another way to do email marketing is to reach out to other relevant bloggers who may be struggling to monetise their website. By ‘relevant’, I mean ones that your potential customers are most likely to read, and who write about topics that are closely connected to your own products or services.

Some successful bloggers can have between 50,000 – 100,000 subscribers, and you could pay a sum of money for them to send an email with some of your content out to their own subs.

3. Get your website set up for SEO

And by SEO, I don’t mean stuffing your web pages with keywords – instead, carefully make sure the language people use when searching for your products or services is included in your content. Identify keywords, but be mindful to include them naturally in content that is relevant to your audience.

4. Promote your content on social media

Social media is another great way of promoting your content and getting more traffic flooding it – as long as you know how to do it right. Actually take the time to engage with your audience, and reply to the occasional comment or answer questions they might have.

You could also try social media paid ads (on websites such as Facebook or LinkedIn) – however, I wouldn’t recommend this unless you know your content works first and that your CTAs will help you convert that traffic into leads.

5. Set up Google ads and retargeting

Google ads are another good way to increase traffic to your blog, although again, you should only do this for blogs that you know are popular and already converting well.

Another option is Google re-targeting; it’s similar to ads, the main different being that they only target people who’ve previously visited your site – this is a very smart way to advertise, as it means the competition for clicks is practically non-existent.

As an example, you can choose to only show an ad on YouTube to the people who’ve already visiting your pricing page. And because the competition is so low, you’ll be more likely to see the results you want and get the most out of your ad budget.

6. Start guest blogging

Remember those bloggers we mentioned before, with the subscription base of around 50,000 – 100,000 (or even more)? If you did, you might have already predicted what I’m about to say next. There are two ways to do guest blogging:

• Invite relevant guest bloggers to write content that you’ll publish on your website
• Request to write a guest blog that will go out to all of their subscribers

Either way, your blog will be promoted to a potentially huge, and previously untapped audience. Doing the same with other websites will help you get much more well-known in a shorter space of time.

7. Sell via affiliate networks

Finally, affiliate networks are worth a try if you sell products on your website. You can get affiliates to sell some of your products for you, and pay them a commission based on what they sell. If these affiliates are particularly well-known and sell similar, relevant products, you could get a lot more interest in your own website.

Think quality, not quantity

The main thing I’d say about increasing traffic to your website is this: think about what you can do to attract the people who are most likely to buy – rather than just trying to get as many people onto your site as possible, and hoping for the best.

Instead of just thinking in volumes of traffic, focus on quality. After all, 100 visitors who are ready to buy is without a doubt better than 1,000 who simply aren’t interested in your product or service.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for ways to increase traffic to your website, don’t just focus on getting to the top of Google. Think quality rather than quantity, and concentrate on attracting people who are the most likely to buy your product or service.

If your website isn’t getting enough traffic, I’d recommend using Webmaster Tools to check Google is indexing your site properly, and ensure you haven’t been blacklisted. Another reason you could be seeing low levels of traffic is because your website is relatively new – it can take a while.

If all of the above seem fine (and you really should tackle any problems first), here are my top 7 ways to increase traffic to your website:

1. Create unique, helpful and valuable content
2. Nurture leads with email marketing
3. Get your website set up for SEO
4. Promote your content on social media
5. Set up Google ads and retargeting
6. Start guest blogging
7. Sell via affiliate networks

How to Hide Author Name and Labels from Blogger Posts

Whenever you post any article on blogger, it automatically shows up author name along with labels under the post titles.

We have seen many newbies who want to hide author name to protect their privacy.

How to Hide Author Name and Labels from Blogger Posts

Hide Author Name from Blogger Posts

1. First of all, go to Blogger and select your blog
2. Now click on Template from sidebar and then Click on Edit HTML.
3. After that, press Ctrl+F and search for <data:post.author/>
4. Ones you found it, then simply remove it. 
5. You will have this code more than one time in your blogger template so simply remove it from everywhere. 
6. Save your blogger template and now you will never see any author name in your Blogger posts. 
7. Hide Labels from Blogger Posts

• First of all, go to Blogger and select your blog.
• Now click on Template from sidebar and then Click on Edit HTML.
• After that, press Ctrl+F and search for the ending </head> tag.
• Ones you found </head> tag then simply paste the following code above the ending </head> tag.

<style>
.post-labels {display: none;}
</style>

• Save your blogger template and it will hide labels from your Blogger posts.

Google AdSense CPC Rates by Country - Google Commission (Cost Per Click)

AdSense is one of best paying ad network of time using which anyone can earn his living, AdSense generally pays for valid ad clicks and impressions publishers receive through their website, revenue for every click publisher receive varies, depending upon many different factors, which are following.

1. Country of visitor
2. Type of Ad
3. Competition of Advertiser on that niche
4. Level of Partnership with Google

The factor which matters the most is “Visitor country/Geographical Location” because 90% of advertisers target their ad on the basis of Geo Location, also Ad keyword (advertising niche) matters but it come after country factor, as you cannot get any revenue for niche from country where it is not valid like “Insurance in Saudia Arabia” although insurance is one of high paying keyword in the USA, but you cannot get any revenue for insurance keyword from Saudi Arabia as very few people are interested in insurance and there is no advertiser of Insurance keyword in Saudia, so we can conclude that the most important factor for CPC is visitor location and ad niche.

Adsense CPC normally ranges from average 0.15$ to 70$ at the most for normal publishers, premium account holders can enjoy up to 100$+ CPC for top paying keywords.

What is meant by the level of partnership with Google?

This is the common thing, but very few people notice it, that US AdSense account holders get better CPC than publisher from any other country because of the reason Google belongs to the USA.

Many times you ranked your site on top paying keywords like Masthelomia Law firm, but you haven’t got CPC of 180$ which Google AdWord keyword planner shows in result, even you’re not getting 50$ for that keyword, the reason behind low CPC is level of partnership with Google, normal publisher mostly get up to 11$ cpc on high paying keywords and google takes the rest, which is totally wrong but Google pay high CPC too to publishers which have good level partnership with Google.

What is the good level partnership with Google and how to achieve that?
Google Adsense have hidden rule that it pays maximum CPC only to publishers which maintained Good level of partnership with google, this partnership do not depend upon time frame, it just depend upon clicks and visitors you receive on high paying keywords, for most publishers it take 1-2 month to get listed under Google good partnership label but with good traffic you can achieve it in very few days.

To able to get maximum CPC for high paying keywords just work hard and get more and more visitors and clicks on high paying keyword, soon you will see a boost in your CPC of up to 50$ in start, note that Google will strictly monitor your account after you are added in that list, so always go legal.

Oh that’s enough, you want to know average CPC by country so here is the chart to know more, I have just told you the factors that matter CPC, because every publisher want to get better CPC.

AdSense CPC Rate By Country
Below are Adsense CPC rates by country, we have shown rates for the most of countries but some countries are still missing you can tell us your rates for those countries in comment box, so we add them too.cpc rate by countrycpc rate by country

Note:
*Average CPC: Normal CPC which most of publisher receive on their click including all major niches, you may receive less than this CPC or even greater as this is the average amount not actual.
*Maximum CPC: is highest CPC which normal publishers receive on top paying niches (publisher which maintained good relation with google are not included).
*Average CTR: is a measure of the nature of people that usually click on Ads, remember CTR depend on the placement of ad and site layout.

Country	Average CPC Rate	Maximum CPC Rate	Average CTR
United States (US)	0.30 – 0.70$	>15$	2-3%
Canada	0.50 – 2$	>17$	2%
United Kingdom (UK)	0.10 – 0.60$	>9$	1-2%
Germany	0.40 – 1$	>11$	1-3%
Thailand	0.30 – 1$	6$	2%
Japan	0.20 – 0.80$	4$	3%
United Arab Eimrates (UAE)	0.15 – 3$	11$	4%
Switzerland	0.20 – 1$	6$	3%
Italy	0.10 – 0.50$	3$	1-3%
South Korea	0.15 – 1$	4$	1-3%
Singapore	0.15 – 0.90$	5$	1-2%
Malaysia	0.6 – 0.60$	2$	2%
Qatar	0.6 – 0.70$	3$	3%
New Zealand	0.10 -0.40$	3$	4%
Kuwait	0.30 – 2$	14$	4%
Spain	0.10 – 0.60$	2$	3-4%
Ghana	0.10 – 0.30$	1$	3%
Zambia	0.05 – 0.30$	1$	4-5%
Saudi Arabia	0.10 – 1$	7$	3-4%
Turkey	0.10 – 0.50$	2$	3%
India	0.10 – 0.45$	3$	3-5%
Cameroon	0.05 – 0.30$	2$	3%
Brazil	0.10 – 0.50$	1$	2-3%
Netherlands	0.06 – 0.70$	2$	2%
Indonesia	0.06 – 0.38$	1$	2-3%
Bangladesh	0.05 – 0.30$	1$	4%
Philippines	0.03 – 0.25$	1$	3-5%
China	0.05 – 0.80$	6$	2-3%
Brunei	0.04 – 0.23$	<1$	5%
Afghanistan	0.03 – 0.15$	<1$	4-5%
Palestine	0.02 – 0.10$	<1$	4%
Oman	0.03 – 0.12$	<1$	2-3%
Lebanon	0.03 – 0.08$	<1$	3-4%
Hong Kong	0.05 – 0.55$	5$	3%
Sri Lanka	0.02 – 0.30$	2$	1-2%
South Africa	0.02 – 0.20$	1$	5-6%
Jordan	0.03 – 0.40$	2$	2-3%
Ecuador	0.03 – 0.20$	1$	2%
Ukraine	0.03 – 0.15$	1$	3%
Egypt	0.01 – 0.35$	1$	3-4%
Algeria	0.01 – 0.30$	1$	4%
Russia	0.02 – 0.50$	3-5$	1-2%
Pakistan	0.01 – 0.10$	<1$	5-6%
Iran	0.02 – 0.20$	1-2$	3-4%
Ethiopia	0.02 – 0.10$	<1$	3-4%
Azerbaijan	0.02 – 0.10$	<1$	4%
Sudan	0.01 – 0.10$	1$	3-4%
Somalia	0.01 – 0.06$	1$	4%
Libya	0.01 – 0.08$	1$	2-3%
Burundi	0.01 – 0.10$	1$	3%
Myanmar (Burma)	0.00 – 0.05$	<0.50$	3-4%
Zimbabwe	0.03 – 0.15$	1$	3%
Yemen	0.03 – 0.20$	1$	2-3%
Vietnam	0.05 – 0.50$	>1$	3-4%
Trinidad & Tobago	0.10 – 1$	10$	2-4%
Taiwan	0.10 – 0.50$	3$	2%
Syria	0.02 – 0.10$	1$	3%
Sweden	0.06 -0.20$	1-2$	3%
Romania	0.08 – 0.35$	2$	2-3%
Portugal	0.05 – 0.50$	3$	3%
Poland	0.10 – 0.50$	1$	2%
Norway	0.10 – 0.45$	1$	2-3%
Nigeria	0.10 – 0.40$	1$	2-3%
Nepal	0.05 – 0.25$	1$	3%
Morocco	0.08 – 0.50$	1$	2-3%
Mexico	0.10 – 0.50$	1-2$	3-4%
Kenya	0.01 – 0.22$	1$	3%
Israel	0.10 – 0.36$	1$	2%
Ireland	0.12 – 0.45$	3$	2-3%
Iraq	0.01 -0.10$	1$	3%
Hungary	0.10 – 0.47$	1$	2-3%
Greece	0.04 – 0.10$	1$	3%
France	0.10 – 0.50$	2$	2-5%
Finland	0.07 – 0.20$	1$	1-2%
Denmark	0.10 – 0.40$	1$	3%
Czech Republic	0.06 – 0.18$	1$	3%
Australia	0.15 – 1$	3-5$	2-3%
Austria	0.10 – 0.60$	2$	3%
Argentina	0.04 – 0.30$	1$	4-5%

This report is average result of many AdSense publishers having many different sites in all big niches, you may get different CPC then above report as I have mentioned before that this is average, not actual, also time is changing and CPC will also change with up and down of international markets.