SEO is an excellent way to bring more traffic to your website, but if it’s the only method you’re using then you’re not going to see the results you actually want. If you’re relying solely on SEO to bring in people then you’re not going to diversify your audience. Another bad thing about sticking to just SEO is that if this method fails, your business could go with it.

It’s time to step away from heavy SEO tactics and take a look at some of the other methods you can use to bring in an audience. Take a look at some of the ways you can increase your website’s traffic without relying on SEO.

Building a website the right way will get enough online traffic to let you do what you want, even if that means doing nothing. However, for there to be a right way there has to be a wrong one so the steps below will create a website that will give you freedom.

The most important step is to actually get a site going and a lot of people find the technical jargon daunting. Because of that, this will be understandable for anyone with any technical experience level.

When building your website and launching your business, you’ll need to decide on your domain name. While it’s recommended that you opt for the .COM domain, it’s not a one-size-fits-all option for all businesses.

Every company has its own set of needs and problems, so we’ll discuss each domain name and what situations they work best. We’ll also look at TLDs or top-level domains.

Google PageSpeed Insights is based on a score of 100, so many people try their best to hit that goal with SEO content and perfect web design. However, this “search engine optimization technique” doesn’t guarantee higher rankings because the “out of 100” number doesn’t matter.

Optimized at the Speed of Site

The algorithms that Google operates with definitely take the speed of your site into account. The search engine doesn’t try to hide that, but it doesn’t mean that this site speed affects your optimized content.

As of May 28, 2020 certain user statistics are partially responsible for your PageSpeed Insights. Labelled as “core web vitals” these statistics range from the loading times on your pages to how interactive your website is. Basically, it’s the user experience.

While that’s obviously important, how much this impacts your Insights doesn’t detract from other website necessities. To be more specific, the quality of your content will always be the biggest factor of ranking.

When it comes to finding a profitable side hustle, many people are turning to domain flipping. Not only is this a great way to make some extra money, but it’s also very easy to do as well. You don’t need a master’s degree to figure out how to make money in the domain flipping business. Many people are making anywhere from $50 to $100 in profit per domain they sell.

How is this business profitable? Many people buy a domain, but either grow tired of it or don’t have the money to continue hosting it. After a domain expires, the owner has 30 days to renew it. If they choose not to renew it, the domain will go into a domain registrar where people can bid on it.

The bidding normally takes place for 7 days and goes to the highest bidder. When you place high bids, it’s very easy to buy expired domains. This allows people to grab many good domains, some have even been around for over a decade.