I Recently started an ignorant t-shirt website business, how can i get traffic running through my site?

Question

can anyone give me some good tips on how to get larger amounts of traffic to my website, its a new business that i just started, so we have a very low budget. the address is www.assassintees.com any help would be greatly appreciated

Answer 1

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Very affordable a highly targeted

Answer 2

You can get traffic by trying a free traffic exchange service like TrafficSwarm at http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?56268...

or WebCentreSurf at http://webcentresurf.com/?27972

You can try article marketing at an article submission service like http://www.ezinearticles.com and link back to your website in the resource box for your articles.

You can also comment on popular blogs like John Chow's or Joel Comm's that allow linkbacks to your URL. Do a Yahoo Search.

Create a video and upload it to YouTube with your URL flashed on the screen. All of these are free.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Wow you really wan't to get sued by Betty Crocker, NASCAR, Dairy Queen, etc...?

You want traffic? Get Links and put your product on the landing page not that photograph.

Also when you post the link to your website on a blog or a forum do it like this so that the search engines read the link

ProArtShirts Military T-Shirts

http://www.proartshirts.com/

Answer 5

1. List it major search engines such as yahoo, google, and msn.  

2.  Optimize it so it's ranked top on those search engines.

3. Get links from high traffic websites.  Some idea would be to sign up with PPC advertising, link exchange, text link purchases, directory submission, etc.  

Answer 6

Good search optimisation helps, as do interacting with potential customers via social networking. It's also a good idea to couple your online marketing with offline marketing efforts (e.g. flyers, newspaper adverts).