Alexa ranking not improving for the better?

Are you expecting an improved Alexa ranking for your site or blog but the opposite happened? Following the basic steps of installing the Alexa toolbar or Firefox’s SearchStatus extension and putting up an Alexa rank widget on your website is not enough.

As mentioned in my previous posts Great ways to improve your Alexa rank and Top 9 Ways To Increase Your Alexa Ranking, your effort of improving traffic to your site is still required. There is no way for your site Alexa ranking to improve if visitors to your site does not increase.

If you have a constant volume of traffics to your site but your Alexa ranking does not improve, try various methods described in the mentioned posts.

If you have a low volume traffic to your site, improving Alexa ranking should not be a priority as you must first put effort in getting traffic to your site.

In short, the most critical aspect of making your site popular is to drive big crowds constantly to your website or blog and your site Alexa ranking will improve as well.

Busy site, better ranking

Your Alexa Ranking will show faster improvement if there is approximately 500 visitors or more dropping by at your site on a daily basis. A marginal number of visitors to your site have no effect on Alexa ranking. After all, Alexa is more interested in monitoring and ranking sites which are relatively busy. So the key here is traffic.

Manipulating and boosting your Alexa Ranking

But if you insist on getting a better Alexa ranking without making effort to get in more visitors, then you may consider an unorthodox way of manipulating your Alexa ranking. There is one method which enables you to improve your Alexa ranking in one of the most unorthodox way which will boost your daily ranking, of course there is still a need for you to generate daily flow of traffic to your blog to speed things up. All these is made possible by UpMyRank.com

UpMyRank is a Alexa Rank Booster which allows registered members to receive multiple traffics coming from users who uses the Alexa Toolbar to surf on other blogs to gain credits which you can accumulate or use them straight away to generate more users/traffic to your website.