6 Ways To Get More Website Traffic Via Social Media

“Where your customers hang out, is the most important network for you”. - Stephanie Frasco

Introduction:

Social media traffic is one of the quickest ways to get people over to your website. You don’t need to wait for months and months for your SEO efforts to kick in.

All you have to do is post on social media and wait for the traffic to come. But, of course, that only applies when you’ve already grown a significant following on social media.

If you’re just starting out, then check out these tips below to find out how you can get more website traffic via social media. 👊

1. Know your audience

 The first thing you need to do to get more traffic is figure out who your audience is and what they want. You want to be able to reach out to people who will actually benefit from your content. When it’s time to promote your latest blog post, they’ll be willing to click on through to your website to know more about it!

2. Use high-quality images and graphics

Cover images and graphics are one of the first things people see on social media. The more enticing and attention-grabbing your images or graphics are, the higher the chances people are going to stop scrolling their feeds and follow your post’s call to action.

3. Join relevant groups or communities

You know the saying “birds of the same feather flock together.” When it comes to social media, you want to engage and interact with like-minded people. Add value to the group so that when you promote something, they’ll be more than happy to listen to you.

4. Be consistent with your social media efforts

Engage with your fans and followers. Reach out to them if you can. Don’t do the disappearing act for months at a time and expect people to respond warmly when you get back. Let people know you’re there and you care about them.

5. Address your audience’s pain points

Your audience chose to follow you because they think you can help them with something. Don’t disappoint them. Provide them with plenty of value and address their pain points. They’ll be more than likely to click on through to your website to know more about how you can help them.

6. Network with influencers in your niche

Influencers have a huge following on social media. You want to get on their radar. Sooner or later their followers are going to be following your brand as well especially if you demonstrate your credibility.