Any New Social Media Website Producing Quick Traffic??

[Danch]

Has anyone come across a new social media website producing quick traffic results in the lines of Facebook or Twitter? Pinterest is being labeled as the next big traffic opportunity.

I'm looking for a social website that is currently drawing thousands of new subscribers. Net results must coordinate with my limited marketing capability n terms of paying for paid traffic.

 

[rohit21]

Stumble Upon, Pinterest and Twitter are most popular social media websites for generating traffic on site after Facebook.

 

[azlan]

Apart from those already mentioned, I've heard people getting success with Tumblr

 

[BigJ]

The big names were mostly covered. Don't forget Youtube and other video sharing sites.

Bubblews has a very active community of 65 000, you may be able to get some traffic from there. I just have an affiliate link on my profile page that has attracted a few dozen views without any promotion.

 

[A C Nelson]

I agree Bubblews has traffic, just be careful on what you post as far as links. Some have been kicked off if that's all they do. All of the rest I know were mentioned above. Reddit is a site where you can post links, but you have to find the right group to get the most traffic.

 

[vash]

I have always submit every article of mine (and also some popular forum threads) to total 8 social media/network/bookmark sites. They are Facebook, Twitter, Stumbleupon, Delicious, Digg, Diiggo, LinkedIn, Reddit. I also answer a lot of niche questions on Yahoo Answers with links back to my articles for more information.

So far I have got quite a few visits from Yahoo Answers and Stumbleupon. At least that's what my traffic tracking tools had told me. In the first 2 weeks of August 2013, I got total over 350 visits from Yahoo Answers. Around 50 visits from Stumbleupon.

 

[Danch]

I have always submit every article of mine (and also some popular forum threads) to total 8 social media/network/bookmark sites. They are Facebook, Twitter, Stumbleupon, Delicious, Digg, Diiggo, LinkedIn, Reddit. I also answer a lot of niche questions on Yahoo Answers with links back to my articles for more information.

So far I have got quite a few visits from Yahoo Answers and Stumbleupon. At least that's what my traffic tracking tools had told me. In the first 2 weeks of August 2013, I got total over 350 visits from Yahoo Answers. Around 50 visits from Stumbleupon.

That's great news for a detailer like me. I have made a note of all the different avenues you have chosen to post articles. I have definite reason to believe I may get similar results from StumbleUpon. I haven't tried Yahoo Answers as yet but will definitely make an attempt.

I would also include YouTube in promotion in conjunction with the successful methods you have listed out. It's time to try out with a current project I'm working on.