Question..... inbound links? I keep hearing that will help drive traffic. Can you explain what that means? On Alexa I started out at 6,700,000 now I'm up to 2,700,000.
Inbound links are the sites that link to you. So let's say I love your site and recommend it to my visitors by linking to it. The engines see that as an inbound link. The more relevant inbound links you can get the better. So it's not just about any old links. You want other related websites to link to you.
Your Alexa rank is simply their measurement of your site's traffic compared to other sites around the web. So out of 1.5 billion sites your site is now ranked at 2.7 million. You're moving up so that's a good thing! Don't get too caught up in those Alexa numbers though. They are interesting to check from time to time but it's your real traffic that matters.
Also, were you posting here to ask for a review? You didn't provide a link to your site.
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Inbound links are the sites that link to you. So let's say I love your site and recommend it to my visitors by linking to it. The engines see that as an inbound link. The more relevant inbound links you can get the better. So it's not just about any old links. You want other related websites to link to you.
Your Alexa rank is simply their measurement of your site's traffic compared to other sites around the web. So out of 1.5 billion sites your site is now ranked at 2.7 million. You're moving up so that's a good thing! Don't get too caught up in those Alexa numbers though. They are interesting to check from time to time but it's your real traffic that matters.
Also, were you posting here to ask for a review? You didn't provide a link to your site.
I couldn't have said it better myself Lisa... And I was actually coming by here to respond to Bruce's question. Thanks again for your insight. Take care and all the best.
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I'm looking forward to seeing the final result. All the best.
And I was actually coming by here to respond to Bruce's question. Thanks again for your insight. Take care and all the best.
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