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The Best To Worst Sources of Site Traffic
SEM News Source: http://www.dazzlindonna.com
Published: Nov 12, 2007 - 02:35 pm
Story Found By: DoshDosh 1553 Days ago
Category: SEM
Traffic can come from many sources. Some of those sources are gold mines of highly targeted traffic consisting of visitors who are wanting to consume and interact with our content. Here are what I consider to be the most common forms of traffic, rated from best to worst.
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from earlpearl 1552 Days ago #
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Always a good topic, Donna.  I love traffic from highly relevant sites.  They convert well!!!!!  Whether they come from relevant links, relevant articles, relevant social communities, etc. they comprise conversion traffic.Likewise, the granddaddy of traffic, SE’s and its grandkids-> ppc bring in relevant traffic for the most relevant keyword phrases.  

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from keywords 1539 Days ago #
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Holy $h1t!36 X "traffic" -- more than any other word on the page!!!11 X "your site" -- wow, that’s good keyphrase optimization!! ;DThis is the kind of crap that pulls in high ratings from the people who still believe that search engines have any clue WRT relevance.Any other stuffing left over from thanksgiving?!?;D nmw

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