3 Sources Of Free Traffic For Your Evergreen Business
Sam Maiyaki
I'm the Brand strategist for emerging and established brands who want to grow, nurture and convert their audience.
There is nothing like Free Traffic.
You may need to pay one thing or another to get traffic to your evergreen business.
However, in the case of free traffic, the consequences may not be immediately apparent.
Even though you won't be paying for anything ahead, you'll pay for your time.
Time is money, according to many people.
As a result, if you want free traffic, you want to put in as little effort as possible while getting the most out of it.
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Email Your List
If you don't already have an email list, now is to begin building one.
"The money is in the list" is a phrase you'll hear from marketers.
Accurate, providing you don't bombard your subscribers with emails!
To keep your leads coming back for more, keep notifying them about new blog entries and goods that will benefit them even more than they already are.
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Social Media Marketing
Social media isn't going away any time soon, no matter how hard some people try.
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You don't have to look far to see how much time individuals spend staring at their smartphones and laptops, checking out their Facebook and Instagram accounts.
There are several more social media networks out there, but these two are the most popular.
Determine where the majority of your target audience congregates. Engage with your audience on Pinterest if it is more popular with them.
In the same way, if they're on Twitter, engage with them there.
However, you are not required to be active on every social networking platform.
Focus on the top three or four when you're just getting started.
YouTube Marketing
YouTube isn't only a place for folks to watch cat videos.
There are times, however, when this is not the case.
YouTube is a popular destination for folks looking to expand their knowledge base.
You may videotape yourself using your product and publish it on YouTube if it needs a guide or demo.
Include your logo and utilize your brand's colors to avoid confusing your customers.
Add a call to action inviting your viewers to visit your website either in your video or the description.