Product Question

[Lynn Terry]

Welcome :)

How long has the site been live? How many unique visitors have you had total?

[PpcJen]

Welcome to the site. I am new here too, and so far, this has been a great place!!

It seems your main goal is to drive more traffic to your site.
I have heard that you can't judge your site or product offering until you have at least 200 visitors to your site each day.

You can increase traffic in a number of ways. Some I have been using are : posting quality information to your blog regularly (several times a week), using Twitter to "tweet" out your new blog posts, social bookmarking your site and each blog post, posting insightful and interesting comments on other blogs in your niche, and more.

Good luck to you!

[Lynn Terry]

Right, it's hard to make any assumptions on less than a couple hundred unique visitors - even better to analyze after 1000 uniques.

I'd be happy to take a look at the site and offer any thoughts or suggestions. I'd also be interested in hearing about your source of traffic - how are people finding your site?

[jkgourmet]

Right, it's hard to make any assumptions on less than a couple hundred unique visitors - even better to analyze after 1000 uniques.

I'd be happy to take a look at the site and offer any thoughts or suggestions. I'd also be interested in hearing about your source of traffic - how are people finding your site?

Lynn, you're talking 1000 uniques per day, correct?

[Lynn Terry]

No, 1000 unique visitors total - to begin to see any trends in the data such as Click Through Rate or Conversion Rate. More is better of course, to get true results, but 1000 "real visitors" (quality visitors from true sources such as relevant links or search results) can start to give you some idea of whether a page needs work.

[Lynn Terry]

Thank you :)

On the referrals, are they from relevant sites and sending targeted traffic, or where are they clicking through from?

On the search engines, look at the top keyword phrases used to find your site - are they relevant, and do your pages match what they're looking for?

I noticed you have a blog - great move. These suggestions may help you target some longtail search terms that will bring in highly targeted traffic: SEO Content (http://www.clicknewz.com/2077/seo-content-choosing-keywords-phrases/).

You should also work on a stronger call-to-action. In this post (http://www.howtoremovespywarenow.com/blog/how-to-remove-spyware/protect-your-computer-through-antivirus-software/) for example, you don't really lead them into a definitive conclusion, or a best next step. Once they read your article, what do you recommend they do next to protect their computer from viruses?