Top 3 Website Traffic Fears (Which Isn’t Real)

by Aaron Harris Web Traffic Expert

Face your fears, live up to your marketing dreams and success without effort after recovering from these common qualms about traffic.

As website marketers, one of our deepest fears in our business is our traffic’s activity. No one could ever predict your traffic. You already know that your website depends on your website traffic, but we also know that your traffic might act pretty weird in some point. We can see it like this: You’re a patient and your life depends on a mutagenic medicine that can backfire any moment. That’s pretty scary right? That is also how your site and your traffic go along with each other each and every time it receives traffic from its sources.

Since our brand depends on its site, a sickly website will never result to any good outcomes. Once your traffic acts strange, your website suffers the consequence, which also leads to your brand’s reputation. And yes, it all goes down, flushing down your possible leads, conversions and sales in the toilet.

No matter how you look at it, your web traffic is quite scary. But did you know that sometimes, fear is just inside of us? We have these strange beliefs about traffic that haunts us, limiting our reach and possibilities?

This is what we will be talking about now. These are you top 3 traffic fears which isn't actually real and plausible.

1. Traffic bought from suppliers is not real traffic

We are repeatedly taught by “gurus” that buying traffic is not safe at all. What’s worse is that they continuously say that it is not SEO safe and not convertible at all. This lead to many webmasters avoiding traffic suppliers.

The real deal with this is that your store-bought traffic is in fact real site traffic. They are more convertible than your ordinary traffic. And yes, they are in fact, SEO friendly.

2. No direct website traffic means poor site popularity

Direct traffic is achieved when a viewer inputs your domain name to visit your site. Although this can measure your website’s popularity, it doesn't cover the whole essence of it.

Remember, your popularity can still be imminent when it comes to outside links, referral traffic and other sources of traffic.

3. Expectations failed when it comes to sales after receiving a lot of traffic

You can believe that your traffic will convert to sales and it will eventually in the future. But please, don’t expect your traffic to excel without doing anything.

For your traffic to convert well, you must be able to help them convert. Put deals which they can’t refuse. Update contents that will persuade them in buying your products. Learn to “control” your traffic’s decision with your own strategies.

Fellow marketers, everything is just inside your mind. You don’t need to settle yourself in that fear that you are withholding. Try to understand your traffic and you’ll see that in the future, you have consistent traffic waiting for you. This will be all possible if you trust yourself with your traffic and brand.