Here are some traffics hints from Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009

New tips is your are going to find new topics in your logs - and where your traffic is coming from.

Study your referral logs to see what phrases people are typing into search engines. SEO specialist Brett Tabke says: "If your site is about 'oranges', but your referrals are all about 'orange citrus fruit', then you can get busy building articles around 'citrus' and 'fruit' instead of the generic 'oranges'". Here's another reason you MUST have a decent tool to show you your traffic stats. You need to know where your traffic is coming from. You need to know which of your many traffic generating experiments are most effective. Then you'll know where to allocate your time and energy - on the winners. If your web host doesn't provide you with good stats, one option is to use AWStats. It's free. If you're comfortable with letting Google know just about everything about your site, you can also use Google Analytics, which is also free.

 Join also business associations which list members' sites online.
There may be business associations in your niche which publish members' websites online. It's worth checking. Try a Google search for "business associations".

Add a forum to your site.

A forum has big advantages and big disadvantages. A popular forum can attract a large number of repeat visitors to your site. It
can enhance your credibility as an expert. A forum can also involve a great deal of work. Before you decide to launch
one, carefully consider who will moderate it, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Who will remove the spam? Will you have three moderators working in different time zones around the planet? If you are going to moderate the forum yourself, who will take over when you want a few days off? The most effective way to launch a forum is to add one to a popular site. It takes a lot of time and energy - and usually money - to launch one from scratch. Also, if you do launch a forum, make sure you have a way of enticing forum members from your forum to your newsletter or to the rest of your site. If you don't, they'll just take part in discussions and leave, burning up bandwidth without generating any revenue for you. Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009 joined some forums so that we can gain some important tips and technique.