Big problems with site traffic
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Hello!
I have big problems with website promotion. It's been 7 months and the attendance on the site is 1-5 people a
day. I do not understand the reason.
Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Site: www.azartlist.com
Many thanks.
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Well, I'll start with your recommendations. Thank you)
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- Do keyword research to decide what phrases you want to rank for in Google
- Do Competitor analysis on the top 3 businesses/websites in those searches (look at how many backlinks, where they are from, do they have a blog, content on ranking page, etc.)
- Attempt to duplicate links, and write more and better content compared to top 3 competitors
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For this subject, it is difficult to buy links from good sites. It has pages in social networks, but it also needs to attract visitors.
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Well this is quite the question, you're probably not doing anything wrong, but could maybe do more "right" things to help. I would recommend engaging in social media more, working on getting more quality backlinks to your website, maybe do some on-site SEO (depending on what you are trying to rank for on Google, Yahoo, and Bing), and a blog with a monthly post would probably not be a bad idea either.
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