Yesterday was a webinar on How to get traffic to your store (Fresh Store Builder Sites)
This is a SEO webinar selling a product but you can get few interesting ideas (already known)
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1. Send free samples to Instagram influencers
Instagram is quickly becoming one of the most effective marketing channels for ecommerce merchants. A recent study found that Instagram gives brands 25% more engagement than any other social platform and our own analysis found that it generates a higher average order value than Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus.
2. Reach out to bloggers and press
There are other people you can reach out to: bloggers, vloggers, and press. The size of their audience varies, but some of them have large followings, and the process of reaching out to them is quite similar to reaching out to Instagram influencers.
3. Post your store to reddit
The whole internet hangs out on reddit. In addition to its main page, which aggregates the most popular content, it also has thousands of niches called subreddits. You can find a subreddit on nearly any subject, for example, /r/bicycling, /r/scifi, or /r/corgi.
4. Get friends and family to share
Are you at the age yet when all of your Facebook friends are posting pictures of their babies? Isn’t it annoying?
Many people are sick of looking at baby photos, but you can probably get away with sharing your online store. People don’t launch businesses too frequently, and so it’ll probably be quite novel within your circle of friends to see you start your own business.
5. Pro-actively engage on Twitter
You don’t need to start selling products before you engage with people on Twitter. There are a lot of ways to get on peoples’ radars as a cool new store.
6. Write a blog post featuring people with audiences and send it to them
“Remember that a person's name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language.” - Dale Carnegie
Our final suggested tactic for getting traffic goes back to reaching out and connecting to people with big audiences, and bloggers in particular.