7 Huge Sites for Traffic That Marketers Don’t Take Advantage Of
Do you want to know why everybody focuses on SEO and social media marketing?
Because everyone wants traffic for their websites, and both of these sources are huge.
Google, YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn are all in the top 20 traffic sites in the world.
Whether you’re a plumber, SaaS marketer, or recipe blogger, you can find your target audience through one or both of these sources.
Or if you sell physical products, you likely sell them on the e-commerce giants such as Amazon and eBay—same concept really as you can sell virtually anything on them due to their size.
There’s nothing wrong with focusing on getting traffic from these well known sites.
However, it’s a shame that more marketers don’t realize that social media and SEO are just the surface of web traffic.
They are the obvious ones that every marketer tries to get traffic from, which leads to stiff competition.
But there are opportunities elsewhere if you know where to look.
There are so many other sites from which you can get traffic to your website that the majority of marketers never even take a second look at them unless one of them explodes.
Take Reddit, for example. I’ve written about how to effectively market on Reddit a while back.
Since then, I’ve seen more and more articles about marketing on Reddit as the site becomes more popular and marketers see others succeeding on it.
So, what sites in particular am I talking about here?
I’m going to give you seven specific examples of sites with tons of traffic that you can potentially drive back to your site.
Then, I’m going to show you an easy way to find even more sites that are virtually untapped.
Because everyone wants traffic for their websites, and both of these sources are huge.
Google, YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn are all in the top 20 traffic sites in the world.
Whether you’re a plumber, SaaS marketer, or recipe blogger, you can find your target audience through one or both of these sources.
Or if you sell physical products, you likely sell them on the e-commerce giants such as Amazon and eBay—same concept really as you can sell virtually anything on them due to their size.
There’s nothing wrong with focusing on getting traffic from these well known sites.
However, it’s a shame that more marketers don’t realize that social media and SEO are just the surface of web traffic.
They are the obvious ones that every marketer tries to get traffic from, which leads to stiff competition.
But there are opportunities elsewhere if you know where to look.
There are so many other sites from which you can get traffic to your website that the majority of marketers never even take a second look at them unless one of them explodes.
Take Reddit, for example. I’ve written about how to effectively market on Reddit a while back.
Since then, I’ve seen more and more articles about marketing on Reddit as the site becomes more popular and marketers see others succeeding on it.
So, what sites in particular am I talking about here?
I’m going to give you seven specific examples of sites with tons of traffic that you can potentially drive back to your site.
Then, I’m going to show you an easy way to find even more sites that are virtually untapped.
