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The #1 question we get over, and over, and over again, is “how do I get more traffic to my site?”
Well Noah, Sarah, and I put our heads together, and we came up with every single way we could think of to grow your site.
We went so deep on it, that I’d go so far as to say that you never need to look at another list of ideas for “getting more traffic” ever again.
But as you can imagine, this is a MASSIVE list. There are over 120 ways, and every single way has a short description to help get your ideas flowing.
So here’s what I recommend:
And if you can think of a useful traffic generating idea that we DIDN’T think of, leave a comment with the idea and we’ll add it to the list with a link to your site for credit!
Create a Quora profile with a link back to your page or to relevant articles, then start posting answers to questions that people have.
As appropriate, you can include links to your articles in the answers, which will drive even more traffic back to you.
Just be careful not to seem too spammy or self-promotional. Your answers should provide value, with the link to your site being an added bonus.
Getting started: Create a Quora account, follow topics relevant to what you work on or write about, and start engaging! You can also use the Kissmetrics Quora marketing guide for more ideas.
Okay, this one’s obvious, just wanted to remind you of it in case you forgot :)
Aside from your personal Facebook page, create a “brand” Facebook page that links to your site and that shares your new articles.
This lets people follow the content that you’re creating, see what your brand is up to, and is a necessary step if you want to try doing Facebook ads.
The Facebook page can also help your search engine rankings, since it’s another indicator of your digital presence when people are looking for you on Google.
Getting started: Facebook has a guide to making a page that will get you up and running.
On your Twitter profile there’s a space to include a URL-- use it! Include a link to your site, newsletter, or favorite article you’ve written so that when people see you on Twitter they know where they can get more of your content or learn more about your business.
Just like Twitter, Instagram gives you space to add a link out to your site. This is actually the only place on Instagram that you can use a URL, so take advantage of it!
Now when people find your pictures they know where to go to see more of what you have to offer.
Whenever you’re logged in to Skype, have a link to your site in your status. It’s a good reminder to anyone you’ve connected with before to check out your site and see what’s new.
And again, having a link to your site from your social media profiles not only helps people discover you, it also helps you get a bit more SEO juice to your site by pointing more profiles at it.
Find a small podcast that talks about anything related to your business, and then reach out to the host about interviewing you as a guest. Once you’ve done a smaller one, you can use that interview to score bigger and bigger interviews and move up through the podcast ranks!
Just be sure that there’s a mention of your site and business somewhere in the interview, and that they mention it again at the end.
Getting started: Find a small niche podcast related to what you’re working on. Reach out to the person / team that runs it and pitch why you’d be a good guest for their audience.
Or, you can start your own podcast! Think of influencers that you’d want to interview from your target market, and invite them to be guests on your show.
Depending on how big your reach is, it might be harder to get bigger guests, but as your audience grows you’ll be able to get more and more influential people to join you.
Then ask them to promote it to their list. Now with every new guest you have, you’re getting exposed to their audience and growing your number of listeners.
Getting started: Follow Pat Flynn’s guide to starting a podcast, based on how he successfully built the Smart Passive Income one.
Depending on what you’re selling or writing about, videos can be an excellent way to supplement your content.
Create videos of walkthroughs on how to do something your audience is interested in, or of you working on your business, or showcasing new products. Try showing different things and seeing what people resonate with most.
Getting started: Constant Contact has a 10-step guide for helping you get started with YouTube.
Any pictures you’ve taken or made for your site can be submitted to picture sharing sites like Flickr. Then just link those photos back to your site in order to get some traffic from them.
As an added bonus, photos from these image aggregators rank higher in Google, so you could get search traffic from your images as well.
Getting started: Make a Flickr account if you don’t have one, and as you take pictures upload them with links back to your site.
If you use Vine, make sure you have a link to your site from your profile. That way when people watch your videos and want to learn more about you or your product, they can go find you on Vine.
If you’re using YouTube or Periscope as a channel, and even if you’re not, you can post snippets of your content to Vine with a call to action to learn more on your site at the end. If the videos are fun and get shared, you’ll get a new source of traffic to your site.
Getting started: Want to use Vine for traffic? Kissmetrics can help you out.
Include a link to your site or company in your LinkedIn description. And if it’s part of your work, include it as your experience as well. Not only does it get you more traffic from people visiting your LinkedIn, it adds legitimacy to your site since you have it listed there as a business.
Join LinkedIn groups related to your target market or readers, and then share your articles there in order to get some free traffic.
Many people in professional LinkedIn groups are also looking for things to share on their sites, so putting your content in front of them this way (as long as it’s related to their interests) can get you more shares as well.
Getting started: All you need to do is find LinkedIn groups related to your niche, join them, and contribute to the discussions! Then you can post links to your stuff as appropriate.
If you’re a developer and regularly use GitHub, you can include a URL on your profile page to send people to your site.
Then, as you contribute to public repositories or help out with other people’s bugs, you’ll have people clicking back to your profile and on to your site.
If you use any other smaller social networks, include links to your site from your profiles there as well. Sometimes these niche ones will convert even higher since the people there are more dedicated to the community, and if you’re an active member they’ll be interested in seeing more about you.
When you post a new article don’t just share it once, use Buffer to schedule it to share multiple times in the near future. Tweet about it a few times in the next week, post it to Facebook and LinkedIn twice, use whatever schedule you think works best for you audience.
This way anyone who missed the post the first time has the opportunity to see it later.
On top of Buffer, use Edgar to automatically re-share content later.
Edgar adds your content to a library and then shares it out on a schedule so that you don’t have to keep Buffering it in the future. Now you always have good content going out to your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn audiences, without having to worry about it!
There are a few people hanging out on Google+, so it doesn’t hurt to post your articles there as well. The site also recommends and categorizes content by tags, so make sure you’re applying the right #hashtags to your content!
Getting started: If you haven’t used Google+ much for promotion in the past, check out this interview on Social Media Examiner.
Just like Facebook and Twitter, having a G+ profile with a link to your site not only helps you get traffic from a new audience, it also gives your site more authority in Google’s eyes.
Beyond just sharing your content on your own Google+ page, there are tons of communities within G+ that you can join and share your content to. This is a great option if you don’t have many followers on G+, since members of a community are usually going to be more active than the hundreds of followers you might have who never log on.
Getting started: The same Social Media Examiner interview will help you with G+ communities as well.
If you have strong visuals to go with your products or articles, share them on Pinterest with relevant hashtags. People on Pinterest love anything artsy, visual, or creative, so show that part of your business and site most of all.
Just don’t forget to link back to your site!
Getting started: If you really want to crush it on Pinterest, check out Kissmetric’s ultimate guide.
Include your snapchat username and your “snapcode” on your blog and encourage people to follow you. It’s a good way to engage with your audience, and whenever you publish a new post you can take a few snaps of it telling them to go read it.
Getting started: To leverage Snapchat for your brand, look through this Soldsie piece on how to start building your Snapchat following.
Obviously you can’t share a whole article to Instagram, but you can take one quote or idea from it, use a tool like Canva to make a nice image out of it, then share that picture on Instagram telling people to go to your site and read more.
Getting started: Sproutsocial will help you with building out your Instagram marketing strategy.
Reach out to an Instagram account with a similar audience and size to you and offer to do a share-exchange. You share one of their posts (branded with their URL) and in return, they share one of yours. It’s like guest posting for social media!
Getting started: Make a list of other Instagram accounts in your niche, and then as you gain more followers offer to do share exchanges with ones that are a similar size to you.
Your audience might be more international than you realize. Check your Google Analytics for the location that people are visiting your site from, and if a decent percentage are from outside the US, you could try encouraging them to share articles to their friends through WhatsApp using Share buttons.
It surprised me too, but a lot of sites are getting a good amount of traffic through WhatsApp sharing.
Whenever you have a particularly good piece of content, create a SlideShare of it as an additional way for people to digest and share the most important points.
This also puts you in the SlideShare content network, where you can get discovered by people browsing through SlideShares to learn new things.
Just be sure to include links back to your site!
Getting started: David Gerhardt can show you how to get thousands of visitors from slideshares in this article.
Twitter’s new app, Periscope, allows you to stream live video to your followers. This lets you engage with them directly in a way that no other medium provides, and you can answer questions that they throw out at you as you’re going.
Then, as you’re broadcasting, you can mention articles or products of yours they should look at as they apply to the questions being asked.
Getting started: If you’re not sure where to begin, HubSpot can give you a few fun ideas.
Make exciting and visually appealing infographics out of your best posts and share them on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. and make sure the infographics has links back to your site in it.
You can also let people reading the original article download the infographic to refer back to later, or to share on social media.
Getting started: If you want to make infographics to go along with your content, check out sites like Piktochart and Venngage.
One easy way to encourage other people to share your content (and thus increase your traffic) is to add social sharing buttons (like the ones you see on the left).
If you mention an influencer or brand in your content, shoot them an email or tag them on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc. If the content is good and makes them look good, they’ll frequently share it with their audiences.
Getting started
: Whenever you post a new piece of epic content, make a list of people you mentioned in it and send them a quick tweet or email with a link to the article! If it's good, they'll likely share it.Since message boards are mostly for discussion, there’s one golden rule you should follow when using them:
Always give more than you take.
Be an active, contributing member in the community before you ask people to check out your site. Don’t just run in and throw your links around hoping people will click them.
Yahoo Groups are communities of like minded people talking about their interests, and is a perfect place to find people who could be interested in your products or content.
A Facebook Group is a common and popular way to find people who are interested in the niche that you’re targeting. It’s easy to search Facebook for all of the groups related to your field, and then you can pick the ones that have the most people and activity.
One thing to note is that many groups will have rules about when you can post links to your site, and how active you can be in plugging yourself, so make sure you read the sidebar before you share anything!
Getting started: Post Planner has some ideas for how you can get the most out of your Facebook Groups.
Another option if you don’t want to play by the rules of other people’s Facebook groups is to make your own. Create a group for people interested in the kinds of things you talk about or sell on your site, and build a community of like minded people discussing that niche.
Then, when you have new articles or content, you can share as much as you want! Just don’t do it too much or you’ll turn people off from the community and they’ll think you’re using them.
Getting started: Not sure how to make your own group? Facebook has you covered.
Similar to Yahoo groups, you can find Google Groups that fit your niche and share articles or ideas there.
If you’re a member of any Slack Teams, you can share your new articles there with people who might be interested in them. Or you can share a link to another place that you’ve posted your article (such as reddit) and suggest they go vote it up and comment on it.
Getting started: Join some related slack communities and start engaging! For a list of potential ones, check out Slack List and this Medium article.
Just like with Facebook, sometimes the best strategy is to just make your own Slack community and share your content there. That way you know you won’t get in trouble with the admins, and you also know that everyone who’s in the Slack team is interested in what you have to share with them.
As an experiment, we created a Slack team to go along with our Traffic1m course, and it ended up getting over 6,000 signups!
Getting started: Buffer has an overview of how you can leverage this kind of message board to grow your site.
Aside from the big chat platforms like Google, Facebook, and Slack, you can find more niche forums on specific topics related to your industry.
With these especially, it’s important to become an active contributing member before you ask for anything from them. Don’t just run in and start promoting yourself, become a respected contributor so that members want to read your stuff.
Find relevant subreddits to your niche and share your content or products with them.
Just be careful! Reddit doesn’t like self promotion, so you don’t want to just throw links to your site up without becoming a member of the community first.
Also, make sure to look at their guidelines for what they allow to be posted. Some subreddits will only let you submit text, others will let links but no personal blog posts, and so on. Follow the rules and you won’t get banned.
Getting started: The “Startup Bros” have a useful breakdown of how to use this channel effectively.
If you have some initial audience, and can speak as an expert in your field, try hosting a reddit AMA where you audience and people on reddit can ask you questions.
Do it within a more targeted subreddit than the default AMA one. If you write a lot about carpentry, try doing an AMA on your experience as a carpenter in /r/carpentry.
Getting started: If you’re thinking of doing a reddit AMA, Big Fish PR has 5 things you should keep in mind.
If you have an actual product, book, game, or podcast episode, you can submit it to Product Hunt and be included in their daily list of cool new things for other people on the Internet to find.
If you resonate with their community, you’ll likely get thousands, or tens of thousands, of new site visitors.
Getting started: To make the most out of ProductHunt, check out Bram’s guide to how he launched the #2 most upvoted product ever.
There are also a number of sites similar to reddit for sharing articles or information, such as Inbound or GrowthHackers or Triberr.
Sharing new articles to these sites can result in a ton of new traffic as well, so long as you don’t come across as spammy and make sure that you’re sharing something worthwhile.
In your email signature, set your name to link to your site, or include a call to action in the signature telling people why they should go look at your site.
If you have a team, make sure that everyone in the company has their email signatures driving traffic back to the site, especially if there’s something specific you want people to do like refer their friends for job openings.
If you go offline for a few days, set up a “vacation” autoresponder that tells people to check out your site while you’re gone.
Or just set one up to go out all the time saying you’re slow at responding to email. A little annoying? Yes, but you’ll get a lot less email and more traffic :)
If you have a new product or feature that certain blogs or publications would want to tell their readers about, let the writers know! They’re always looking for great stories, and if you know how to pitch, getting picked up isn’t hard.
Getting started: Read Jordan’s article on how to get press coverage and follow his steps to get easy exposure.
If you have a news site, or are putting out a lot of timely content, you should work on getting listed in Google News.
All it requires is a few changes to how your articles are structured, and following some of their content rules, and then you’ll immediately be exposed to hundreds of thousands more people with each article.
Getting started: Read up on the tips to get listed on Google News, and keep putting out good content.
By signing up for HARO (help a reporter out) you have the opportunity to be interviewed by reporters looking for experts in a certain field.
They need people to interview for articles, so they turn to HARO to source them. When you select a few fields that you’re knowledgeable in, you’ll get emails daily from reporters looking for experts on related topics.
Then, if you’re interviewed, you can mention an article or part of your site relevant to the interview.
Getting started: Sign up for HARO and follow the BThinkForward guide to using it.
Reach out to radio stations in your area about bringing you on to talk about any issues or topics relevant to your niche. Making yourself available as an expert makes their life easier since now they know who they need to go to whenever they need a guest to talk about certain areas.
Then during the broadcast make sure there’s a way for you to tactfully mention your site. Ideally, they’ll mention it in the intro and outro of your interview.
Getting started: The site might look a little janky, but these are some great tips to help you start getting radio features.
Similar to radio, if you can be interview for TV segments on topics related to your niche, they’ll usually include mentions of your site which will result in new traffic for you. The easiest way to make this happen is to start small with more local news networks, and then use those interviews to work your way up to the big ones.
Getting started: Take advantage of current events and leverage yourself as an expert along with the guidelines here.
Assuming you still use business cards, make sure they have a link to your site on them.
To be extra aggressive about it, take off your email, phone number, and anything else. Have it just be your name, title, and website. That way they have to go through your site to get to you.
If you have a physical presence (store, booth, etc.) make sure that it has links to your site anywhere that people might see them regularly. Someone could be interested in your business but doesn’t want to buy or engage yet, so they might go to your site instead.
Find conferences and events that are related to your target market, and offer to help sponsor them. People who are interested in the event (whether or not they attend) will see the list of sponsors and potentially visit your site to learn more.
Getting started: Find events in your target niche and offer to sponsor them. The “entry level” sponsorships might only be a few hundred dollars and could drive tons of new eyes to your brand.
Look for experts in your area that could host a workshop related to your target market, then host an event where they give a presentation or work with the audience on the topic.
This lets you network with a local expert, make them look good, and build interest in your business and site at the same time.
Getting started: If you’ve never hosted a workshop and aren’t sure where to start, check out this guide by Scott Berkun.
As you build up your traffic, hosting a conference related to your brand or niche is a great way to spread your reach even further. People who are already engaging with your site will invite their like-minded friends, and the publicity of hosting a large conference will boost your traffic even more.
Getting started: Lloyed wrote an excellent guide to hosting a successful conference with big-name speakers in under three months which should give you some ideas.
Your laptop is an advertising tool just waiting to be taken advantage of.
Not only will curious people in coffee shops check it out, they might strike up a conversation with you about it.
Getting started: Check out Sticker Mule to get some seriously nice looking stickers for your brand. Don’t cheapen your brand by getting bad stickers :)
If your site has a physical presence, or talks about physical places, you can put up flyers telling people to “learn more” at your site. Since they’re already invested in the place (by being there) they’re more likely to be interested in checking out your website.
Find Meetups in your area and try to make friends with the hosts and regular attendees. Don’t do it just to get visitors, try to become a part of the community so that they want to learn more about what you’re doing.
Getting started: Whether you’re attending meetups or starting your own, Patch can help you make the most of it.
Another option is to start your own Meetup through their platform. This way you control the community, you can promote to it as much as you want, and you can get better feedback on your content and products.
Getting started: Whether you’re attending meetups or starting your own, Patch can help you make the most of it.
Use a site like Teespring to make t-shirts representing your product or business and give them away to friends, partners, clients, and anyone who works with you.
Just make sure they’re nice shirts and comfortable to wear! People should enjoy putting them on--no cheap fabrics.
Getting started: Sujan Patel explains how he’s used t-shirts to [generate $980k in revenue here](http://sujanpatel.com/marketing/how-giving-away-t-shirts-made-me-over-500k-in-revenue/.
Depending on your content, you might have something that would be useful to university professors. Reach out and introduce yourself (if they aren’t ones you know from college) and let them know that it might help their students.
A big email list is your best asset for getting more traffic. Your email subscribers will be the first ones to read your content and share it with their audiences, giving you that initial boost whenever you publish something.
Or, if you offer products, they’ll be the first ones to buy them and check them out.
Getting started: If you want some ideas on great ways to grow your email list, Robbie explains how he got 2,239 email subscribers from scratch.
A giveaway is an excellent tactic to get more traffic to your site as well as get more email subscribers. Just install KingSumo, decide on some prizes related to your niche, and then email your list and promote the giveaway on social media.
Since the giveaway incentivizes people to invite their friends to it, you’ll see a ton of referral traffic from the participants inviting their friends.
Getting started: Done right, a giveaway can result in tens of thousands of new subscribers. Check out Pat Flynn’s guide for more details.
When you share content, do it with a Snip.ly link so that when people go read it there’s also a call to action to go and visit your site. This way when you’re sharing things you’re promoting yourself as well as other people’s sites.
Create a free product related to your site’s content, host it on your site, and then share it with your audience. If the product is good and people are visiting the page, not only will it get picked up by search engines, but the early people you send it to will tell their friends about it and drive more traffic your way.
Getting started: HubSpot created their “Website Grader” to analyze people’s sites, make recommendations, and then upsell them on HubSpot. Is there some sort of related tool you can make for your audience?
Reach out to products and blogs with similar audiences to yours, and suggest doing a product bundle between yourselves.
Then when you launch the bundle, promote it to your audience, and make sure they promote it to their audiences too. All of your will get more traffic, as well as make more sales!
Getting started: We regularly do this with bundles like the AppSumo Marketing Stack. Is there a combination of products that your audience needs that you can partner with?
By interviewing an influencer in your space, and making sure it’s excellent, you lend credibility to your site by having them on it, and you can ask them to share it with their audiences.

Getting started: Interviewing influencers seems scary, but it doesn’t have to be. Check out this getting started resource from Boost Blog Traffic.
Beyond interviewing just one person to feature them on your site, write an “expert roundup” where you reach out to a number of different experts to get their opinions on a topic.
This has the benefit of potentially getting promotion from a bunch of influencers, as well as lending a lot of credibility to your content from having that many influencers’ names on it.
Getting started: Want to create a killer expert roundup? Check out Neil Patel’s guide to it here.
If you write a good, honest review of a company or product, they’ll likely share it with their audience. All you have to do is show it to them so they know to let their audiences know.
Getting started: While you don’t have to create a whole review site, this resource will help you get started with using reviews for traffic.
Put together a free webinar on something that you know your audience will be interested in, and then ask them to invite their friends to join in on it. As long as it’s a truly free, no-sale webinar, people will appreciate the free information and be more willing to invite their friends to join in.
Getting started: Want to host a webinar? Convince and Convert has 14 tips to help you do it successfully.
A job listing is a great way to put your site in front of a new audience. Don’t do this unless you’re actually trying to hire someone, of course, but when you do, make sure that the job listing is also exciting enough that it gets people to visit your site.
If you want to keep people discussing your site on your site, you can use simply plugins like bbPress to add a forum. The benefit to having it on your own site is that then you’re getting a bunch of traffic back to your when people want to have a discussion, and since you’re in charge you can link to your articles as much as you want.
If you present yourself as an expert, other sites could be interested in interviewing you to create good content for their audiences. We did this by interviewing Jules Pieri of The Grommet. She got a bunch of new traffic to her site, and we got a great story for our audience.
Getting started: Reach out to blogs with an audience related to yours and pitch yourself as a good story for their audience. Want to be featured on the SumoMe blog? There’s a form for that.
Fill up your RSS reader (Feedly, for example) with blogs that have audiences similar to yours. Whenever new posts go out that you can add thoughts to, jump in and leave comments that add to the discussion.
Don’t just ham-fistedly promote your site--provide value! Most commenting platforms let you link your name to your site, and that’s more than enough. If you’re writing interesting comments, people will visit your site.
Getting started: Curate a list of blogs related to your niche using Feedly or another RSS manager. Each time you see a new article you know something about, leave a thoughtful comment.
Reach out to sites with large mailing lists and offer to teach something to their subscribers for free. Make it a great webinar, include mentions of your own site, and people who like what you’re teaching will want to visit your site and learn more.
Getting started: Once you’ve found a good audience to do your webinar to, use the same 14 tips from above to make the most of it.
If someone reaches out to you asking for a quote or your opinion for an article, always give them one! Tell them that you just want them to link back to your site with your quote, and they’ll usually be more than happy to do it.
Getting started: The best thing you can do is be an active contributor to communities related to your niche. This way, when other people are looking for experts to interview, your name will be on the top of their minds
Site aggregators like AllTop.com are a good place to submit your site to so that it can be found by people looking for new sites to check out. And if it performs well there, they’ll feature it higher, and the free traffic will increase.
Email the marketing team at a product you love and tell them how you’ve used their product to make your life better.
If it’s a good story, they might want to write about it and feature it on their site including links back to yours.
Use marketplaces like Craigslist, Etsy, eBay, Shopify, Amazon, and more to give your product more reach. When shipping it, include notes with links back to your site to convince them to buy directly from you in the future.
Take some of your best content that fits under a certain theme, compile it into an eBook, and then sell it or give it away for free on Amazon’s Kindle platform.
Amazon will also let you list your book as free for a limited time if it’s normally paid, and during that period you can feature it as a freebie on deals sites to get more downloads.
Just make sure to include lots of links back to your site in the ebook!
Getting started: If you want to take some of your content and turn it into an ebook, Zapier has a walkthrough that will help you.
If you have a physical location, make sure that it’s listed on discovery and rating platforms like Foursquare and Yelp. Not only will this help people find your business, but you’ll get more traffic to your site when people are looking for more information.
Reach out to sites in the same niche as you and suggest content that their audience might be interested in. Then just include a few tactful links back to your site and products, without making it seem like you’re just trying to promote yourself.
Getting started: Find sites in a similar space to you, then follow John’s steps to doing a great guest post.
Email companies like AppSumo about your product and offer to do a deal for their audience. If the product is good and they think it’ll sell well, you could be promoted to hundreds of thousands of people.
You might find a site that’s no longer active, but that has a large email list built up. Reach out to whoever used to run it and offer to purchase their email list and pitch them on your own site. This could results in thousands of new regular visitors, as well as a sizeable boost to your newsletter.
Getting started: If you find a site that’s no longer active, reach out to the authors about acquiring their email list.
Find another site in the same space as you and offer to promote them to your audience in exchange for them promoting you to theirs, either through linking out in blog posts or through mentioning each other in your newsletters. This way you know that you’re getting qualified traffic, and if you both benefit from it you can keep the relationship going.
If you don’t have as much time for guest posting, another option is to let other aggregator sites republish your content to their audiences. As long as you include links to your other articles in the post, it’s a great way to get in front of a new audience and drive more traffic to your site. As a bonus, this also helps with SEO.
In-between syndicating and guest posting, you can also repurpose your content into smaller pieces (with links to your site, of course) and publish it on Medium.
Since Medium has publications with thousands of readers, if you can get your piece picked up by one you’ll get a ton of new readers that you never would have otherwise reached.
Getting started: Try Cathryn and Allen’s “Medium Hack” to gain a ton of quick exposure.
Create a Tumblr, Medium blog, Squarespace blog, Quora blog, or any other “secondary” blog platform and republish all of your content on it with links back to your site.
You can also publish the content as “posts” to social sites like reddit and LinkedIn, as long form content meant to spark discussion.
Getting started: Set up blogs on other platforms, and then use services like IFTTT to automatically republish to them, or quickly do it manually with tools like Medium’s story importer.
If you already have some impact and reach, you can submit for a Wikipedia page to be made about yourself or your business. Then within the page you can link back to your own site to drive more traffic to it.
Getting started: Check out Wikipedia’s own guide to creating your first article.
Find Wikipedia articles about topics that you’re written about or have content around, and then suggest that parts of Wikipedia pages be linked back to your site as a reference. It’s a nofollow link, but it can still help send some traffic your way.
If you have a series of content that performs particularly well, you could create an app that helps people take action on the content in it. It could be as simple as a reference for a how-to guide.
For example, we could make an app for this post that’s a “Random Traffic Generation Idea Generator” to help you find ideas in this massive list :)
Getting started: Not a developer? You can usually find someone to help on sites like UpWork and Freelancer.
You might have a product that people need quick access to when they’re on other sites, so making a browser extension that helps them use your product easier will not only increase retention, but also remind them of your site and help bring them back in the future.
Getting started: Not a developer? You can usually find someone to help on sites like UpWork and Freelancer.
Discover lets you add “you might also like…” articles to the ends of your posts. Then, when people are on other Discover users sites, they’ll see links back to your content as well. It’s a quick way to increase traffic to your site based on the amount of traffic you’re already getting.
Getting started: Just head over to the Discover page (or go directly to the app if you already have SumoMe installed) and you can get it set up on your site for free!
Because you have a site, there’s at least one thing that you’re able to teach to the world. Udemy makes it easy to host a video course and promote it to your audience, while also being featured in their library and promoted to their audience.
Then, when you have new relevant content that your audience would be interested in, you can promote it to your Udemy audience through their platform and drive some traffic back to your site.
Getting started: If you want to make a Udemy course, check out Udemy’s free course on getting started.
Or you can go more advanced and host a course on your own site using Teachable. Teachable lets you keep much more of your profits, and keep everything on your own site, but you don’t have another library to promote in so you need to do more legwork getting the word out about your course.
Getting started: Take Teachable’s free course on making your first course which will help you get set up with the platform and promote your course to the world.
A third option for online courseware is to teach a course on CreativeLive. These courses are seen as very high quality and will lend a lot of authority to your brand. As a bonus, they promote their courses to their audience, so it will drive more traffic back to your own site.
Getting started: CreativeLive is a little harder to teach on since they do more curation than Udemy or Teachable, but this guide will help.
If you have an email list (and you should) then make sure you’re emailing out to people whenever you have a new article or piece of content up. That will provide your initial surge of traffic and hopefully your first shares.
In your next email out to your subscribers, ask them to forward the email to one friend that they think might be interested in your site or product. Every single one of your followers will know at least one likeminded person who could be interested, so take advantage of it!
One way to figure out where you should be guest posting, syndicating, etc. is to ask your current readers what else they’re reading. You might discover some new sites that you’ve never heard of and get new ideas for where else to promote your content.
One effective way to get more traffic is to work with people who have email lists around the same size as yours. This functions like a blog swap, but you’re email list swapping instead. Each of you email out about a piece of content to drive traffic to one another’s websites.
Getting started: Find similar sized sites to yours, and offer to promote a piece of their content to your list if they promote one of yours to theirs as well!
By adding meta names to your images, you can make sure that they get picked up on Google Images and drive people to your site. This can add a lot to your traffic beyond just the articles themselves linking, since each article might have 10-20 images in it. That’s another 10-20 things you could be ranking for, beyond just the one article.
Getting started: Shopify has 10 tips to help you make sure that your images are properly optimized.
Read a site like Backlinko on how to rank your content on Google, then start implementing it! SEO takes a while to fully kick in so the sooner you start the better.
Invite writers who get Googled a lot to write a guest post on your site. They’ll get exposed to a new audience, you’ll get easy content, and you’ll likely rank for searches for their name in the future.
In each blog post, include links to your other blog posts.
Getting started: Every time you publish something new, go back through your old posts (or just the most popular ones) and see how they can link to your newest one.
Twitter ads are emerging as a new way to pay to promote your website. Since they don’t have nearly the popularity of Facebook or Google ads, there’s still an opportunity to take advantage of them early and get some inexpensive traffic.
Getting started: Check out Melissa Mackey’s guide to Twitter ads here.
If you have a business or website that helps people professionally, LinkedIn ads could be the ideal place to reach them.
People usually go to LinkedIn when they’re looking for content related to their jobs or industry, so if you promote something relevant to them when they’re in that mindset you’ll likely convert better than on Facebook or Twitter.
Getting started: Kristi Hines’s resource on Unbounce will help you to set up your first LinkedIn ads.
Facebook is like one of the first places you thought of when I said “ads,” and for good reason.
It gives you a bit more flexibility than other ad networks since you can focus on right side vs. newsfeed, you can do easy retargeting, and you can boost articles or posts that you put on your page. Or just opt for likes.
Getting started: The social media pros at Buffer have a useful resource to help you get up and running.
With Google Search Ads, you don’t have to wait for SEO to kick in: you can skip straight to the top of Google results.
The downside is that depending on the niche you’re going after, they can get expensive quickly. But if you’re promoting something that most people aren’t paying to feature, then you can quickly get cheap traffic.
Getting started: Kissmetrics can help you setup your first profitable adwords campaign.
The other option through Google’s ad network is to create Display Ads. These are the ads you see in banners on other people’s sites, letting you target products or services to people who are reading relevant content that other people have published.
In a high-competition field, you’ll have to pay a TON for placement. But with something more niche that fewer people are promoting, you could get inexpensive traffic from other people’s content.
Getting started: Wordstream has a useful walkthrough that will get you started.
Pinterest recently started rolling out its ad network to the public. If you have highly visual content (clothing, food, crafts) that would normally perform well on Pinterest’s highly visual platform, then it’s a prime place to promote your content.
Getting started: Pinterest’s own getting started guide is going to be your best bet.
Stumbleupon lets you quickly jump from website to website to find something interesting to read or do. By promoting yourself on their ad network, you get preferred placement in their recommendations, and more traffic to your site as a direct result.
Stumbleupon ads are worth trying if you have catchy, exciting headlines that will make people want to stick around. Stumbleupon users are jumping from one article to the next at a higher speed than in most other mediums, so make sure you have something on your page to grab their attention.
Getting started: Todaymade can help you out with trying this channel.
There are two ways you can do advertising on Instagram. You can buy advertisements that show up in people’s image feeds through the Instagram partner program, or you can pay Instagram users with a high number of followers to use and promote your product.
Getting started: For typical Instagram ads, Social Media Examiner will get you going.
For finding users to advertise for you, sites like Boomopolis help find influencers that would be good for promoting your product.
Reddit, the popular article-indexing and discussion site, also offers an advertising platform.
One of the main benefits to advertising on reddit is that you can focus your ads on people reading certain “subreddits” or sections of the site that revolve around a certain theme.
Getting started: To try out reddit ads for yourself, check out the marketer’s guide to reddit.
Believe it or not, people actually use Bing, and since it’s in such lower demand than Google, you can compete for keywords at a lower price.
The downside is that you’ll have less traffic to go after. But if you’re in a highly competitive space and are having a hard time affording traffic from Google, Bing ads could be a good place to experiment.
Getting started: Microsoft has an in-depth tutorial to help get you rolling.
Just like Bing, since Yahoo is a less popular search engine than Google, you can usually get cheaper ad placement. Try going to the Yahoo Ads platform and seeing how much traffic you can get!
Getting started: Social Media Ad Genius has you covered.
For most of the platforms mentioned above (especially Google, Facebook, and Twitter) you can use a “retargeting pixel” to send people back to your site after they’ve already visited.
These prospects already recognize your brand, and are usually much cheaper to get clicks from than entirely new people. To get really advanced, you can try showing them ads of specific products they were looking at to try to get them to come back and follow through on buying them.
Getting started: Hubspot has a powerful guide to help you get going with retargeting.
If you have an app, or a mobile-optimized landing page, then mobile ads could be a good way to drive more traffic to your site. This is especially true if you’re promoting a game, since so many ads are also served in games, you can easily reach people in that mindset.
Getting started: To get started, just go to Apple or Google’s mobile advertising pages.
Within your niche, there are likely a number of blogs and smaller sites that create content related to yours or your products.
By reaching out to them, you can negotiate ad placement on their site outside of Google’s Display network, which means you get a better price and a more direct relationship with the site owner.
In turn, they benefit because they know that they’re showing relevant content to their readers, instead of hoping that Google shows good ads.
Getting started: Pat Flynn has a breakdown of why you might want to try this channel and how to get started in his “Niche site private advertisements experiment.”
Similar to #14, you can reach out to writers who have a large number of email subscribers and offer to pay them to promote your product in one of their next emails.
These promotions are highly targeted because they’re going out to people who see this person as an authority, and typically have much higher conversion rates than just doing a display ad or sidebar promotion.
Getting started: See what blogs you read and newsletters you follow, then ask them if they’d be willing to promote your site or do a co-promotion where you feature them as well.
A third way to sponsor sites that are related to your target market is to promote yourself on the thank-you page that they serve visitors after they sign up.
When people arrive on this page, they’re already in a “yes” mindset and are more likely to be interested in anything that the author of the newsletter they’ve just joined is promoting there. By having one of your ads in this space, you guarantee that it’s only being seen by a highly-qualified audience.
Getting started: Similar to above, see what sites you regularly read and share a readership with, and ask if you can buy promo space on their thank-you page when people opt in.
Just because it’s not on the Internet doesn’t mean it can’t work.
Depending on what kind of traffic you want to your site, you can use services to find inexpensive billboards or physical promotion space where you can give people a reason to visit your site.
It’s not the first thing you’d think of, but it just might work.
Getting started: Browse through a site like Outdoor Billboards and see if there are good deals on ad space in a location you want to target.
If you’re selling a product or offering a service, there’s almost certainly a magazine that’s read by your target niche.
You can reach out to the magazine (there’s usually a contact number online or in the back) about advertising opportunities, and do a trial run with their next issue.
Depending on how well targeted and exciting your advertisement is, this can be magnitudes cheaper than web advertising--mostly because so few people are doing it!
Getting started: Pick 3 magazines related to your niche. Find their contact info, then reach out about the price of ad placement. Be sure to ask if there are any last minute deals on unused ad space in upcoming issues.
There you have it, every way that we could come up with to get more traffic to your site!
Oh, and don’t forget: If you can think of a good traffic-generating tactic that we missed, leave a comment with it and we’ll add it to the article with a link back to your site.


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Each File Selector can limit or extend its searches in several different ways. The File Selector's instance data contains information about which types of files to include in the display, which not to include, and other special criteria. (Note that if the proper
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void MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_FILE_CRITERIA( FileSelectorFileCriteria fileCriteria);
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Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenFileSelector object.
Parameters:
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Return: Nothing.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
See Also:
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Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenFileSelector object.
Parameters: None.
Return: A record of
FileSelectorFileCriteria
representing the File Selector's
GFSI_fileCriteria
flags.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
See Also:
MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_FILE_ATTRS
,
MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_TOKEN
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MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_SET_CREATOR
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Source Insight 3.5 Change HistoryThis page describes recent changes to Source Insight, starting with the most recent release. For a list of new features introduced in version 3.5, see the Source Insight 3.5 Changes page. For full product features, please see the Source Insight product information page. To download the latest update, go to the download page. Version 3.50.0029 - April 2, 2003Fix: Several fixes were made to handle the possibility of network drives being disconnected. Fix: Using the Close All command, and then cancelling the "Save Modified Files" dialog box would sometimes leave Source Insight in a "shut-down" state, which would disable certain commands and stop background parsing. Fix: Syntax Formatting was incorrect near the end of lines if the "annotate closing braces" options were enabled. Fix: Symbol Lookup sometimes failed due to a bug in the internal "Missing Symbol Cache". Fix: C# Verbatim strings could cause symbols below them to not parse. Fix: Project Settings for the "Source Directory" were sometimes corrupted due to a bug that did not resolve relative paths correctly. This could lead to strange and incorrect names in the project's file list. Change: Long file path names are now trimmed down to show the first and last folder names in several dialog boxes and notice windows. This will allow you to read at least the most relavent file path information, instead of just truncating the name. Version 3.50.0028 - March 12, 2003Fix: Files could be truncated if the option to "remove extra white space" is enabled. It is strongly recommended that you upgrade to this version if you have Options > Preferences: Files: "Remove extra white space when saving" enabled. Version 3.50.0027 - March 7, 2003Fix: Relation Window: The Relation Window was not expanding correctly when showing multiple references inside the same node box. Fix: Saving Files that contain lines longer than 2026 characters was corrupting the file and introducing new line breaks. Fix: ASP/JSP/HTML: Several bug fixes were made to how scripts were parsed and formatted. Also, a freezing bug was fixed in this area that could happen when typing in a script body. Fix: Searching: Fixed a bug that caused some regular expressions to freeze the program. Fix: C#: Some Verbatim strings were not parsed correctly. Fix: Paste: After pasting and using the UP or DOWN arrows, the horizontal position was kind of arbitrary. Now when you use the UP or DOWN arrows after pasting, the cursor will move vertically from the position the cursor is in after the paste. Fix: C++/Java/C#: Symbol lookup was not finding members of a base class when the derived class was referred to with a namespace prefix. For example: namespace NS { class Base { void member(); }; class Derived : Base { }; }; NS::Derived d; d.member(); // member was not being found in NS::Base Change: Replace command: After the replace operation, the original whole line-selection is restored. You can disable this with a new check box added to the Options > Preferences: Search dialog. New: Macro function: AddFileListToProj ( hprj, szListFileName) - adds all the files listed in the given file to the project.
New: Macro function: EmptyProj (hprj) - empties the project by removing all files from the project. The files themselves are not deleted or affected.
Version 3.50.0026 - February 10, 2003Fix: ASP/JSP error parsing some server-side scripts. Fix: Auto-complete window was not showing separate entries for overloaded functions. Fix: Repainting bug when drawing the application background, which would cause the background to be drawn using the wrong color when the Style Properties dialog was up. New: Preferences: Display option: "Enable Animations". This controls various window border animations that occur when you activate and roll-up some windows. You may want to disable these animations if your video performance is too slow. Version 3.50.0025 - February 7, 2003Fix: Task switching into Source Insight could be slow when many files were open in Source Insight. Unnecessary formatting and redrawing was being done. Fix: Java: Crashes in symbol lookup operations and displaying code. Fix: Java Symbols: Display speed and general symbol lookup speed was increased for Java files. Some very slow situations were found and removed. Fix: The symbol-lookup engine was not handling symbols that had embedded dots (.) in the name. Normally symbols do not have dots in the name, but it is possible to create a custom parsing pattern that results in such a symbol name. Source Insight stores symbol names internally in a "dotted-name" format, such as "classname.membername". Fix: Pasting lines when the "Smart Paste" mode is on caused the lines to be re-tabbified. This could result in some spaces appearing where there used to be tabs. Now, if the paste does not need to alter the indentation of the line, the tabs in the line are not altered. Fix: Pasting a whole line now moves the insertion point to the beginning of the next line, instead of the end of the new line. Fix: HTML/ASP/XML parsing: Attribute strings that spanned more than one line were not parsed correctly. Fix: Symbol Lookup could result in a crash, especially in deeply nested blocks, or in Java with many import statements. Fix: C/C++ parsing: Function declarations were not parsed if a struct was declared in the formal argument list. Fix: C++ parsing: In a class or struct, the member that followed the "public:" label was not being parsed correctly. This was caused by a bogus entry for "public" in the c.tom file. A new c.tom file is installed with this version. If you don't want to accept this new c.tom file, then open "My Documents\Source Insight\c.tom" and find the line with "public" on a line by itself. Delete that line. Fix: C# parsing: Global Function declarations were not parsed (at the file scope). Fix: Auto-completion: the auto-completion list would fail to appear at times, even if the option was active. Fix: Resource leak when docking and undocking windows. Fix: Project Report: File name case was not being preserved in the project report. Fix: The check mark on the menu item "View > Visible Tabs" was not working correctly. Fix: Minor adjustments to toolbar positioning. Change: Java: Nested package names now appear on one line in the symbol window pane, instead of showing a tree of package nodes. Version 3.50.0023 - January 14, 2003Fix: Crash Parsing HTML & XML: Including CDATA sections inside of some HTML and XML files could cause the parser to crash. Fix: HTML & XML: Custom parsing patterns were not finding symbols in element tags. Fix: Slowness in C/C++/Java/C#: Symbol lookup operations in some projects could be very slow, due to duplicate symbols being returned by the lookup engine. Fix: Some dialog boxes did not display correctly in Asian versions of Windows. Notably, the Preferences multi-page dialog box was not sized large enough to display the font used in the dialog box. Fix: The styles used to display references to Java packages and namespaces were swapped. Fix: JSP script comments were not recognized. For example: <%-- this is a comment --%> Fix: ASP/HTML/JSP script languages were not recognized in cases where version number was appended to the language name. For example: <script language="JavaScript2.0">......</script> Fix: Java: Initializer lists following a new array was not parsed correctly. For example: static int[] newarray = new int[] { ...... }; Fix: Project Synchronizing could put up warning messages, even if the "Suppress warning messages" option was checked. For a list of new features introduced in version 3.5, see the Source Insight 3.5 Changes page. |


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Kilwinning Rangers boss Chris Strain reveals plan to bolster squad as Largs clash looms
Several players have voluntarily played through the pain barrier in recent weeks to help maintain the Buffs' strong start to the season.
by Eric McGowan, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/eric-mcgowan/Kilwinning Rangers are poised to bolster an injury-hit squad by dipping back into the transfer market.
Buffs boss Chris Strain was hoping to bring in at least one new face before tomorrow's league trip to Largs.
Several players have voluntarily played through the pain barrier in recent weeks to help maintain Kilwinning’s strong start to the season.
A patched-up side beat Kilbirnie Ladeside 2-1 on Saturday to go eight points clear at the top but Strain admits it’s a risky game for his league leaders to play.
He said: “We don’t have the biggest of squads and since the Pollok game we’ve had boys play through wee niggles and injuries.
“The chairman has said if we find the right fit at the right price then bringing someone in is a possibility.
“We’re in discussions with one or two so hopefully something can happen this week.”
Buffs head to Barrfields Park in a hastily arranged West Premiership fixture.
They were due to play Irvine Meadow who are now on Scottish Junior Cup replay duty after a 0-0 draw with Glenafton on Saturday.
“We were expecting a free week, said Strain, “It seems a bit of a rushed fixture.
“Both ourselves and Largs have played half our games and we only played a few weeks ago.
“It’s a bit of a strange one but we’ll just get the head down and adopt a siege mentality.
“Hopefully we will have a few boys back. I’ll leave it up to the players to tell me if they’re fit enough to play.”
“We had five or six players out (against Kilbirnie) who were all doubts ahead of kick-off.
“I had boys coming to me in midweek saying they didn’t think they’d be able to play but they put their shoulder to the wheel and got on with it.


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… the decade being the 1970s, my source again Francis Wheen's Strange Days Indeed: The Golden Age Of Paranoia (2009). It is a book of many delights, not least the account of the evening of 5th April 1976 at 5 Lord North Street, the London home of Harold Wilson. Earlier that day, Wilson resigned as prime minister, and now he has invited two BBC journalists, Barrie Penrose and Roger Courtior, to join him for a quiet drink—and to persuade them to investigate the many plots against him, variously ascribed to the KGB, the CIA, MI5, or the Post Office, perhaps all of them. At one point, Wilson says:
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some commonly asked Questions related to Predator Stormbreaker Kernel. If you have any confusions related to flashing this kernel in your Lavender aka Redmi Note 7, Kindly go through this section once.
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Developer of Predator 🔥 Kernel ??
✓ Lead-Maintainer : @PredatorX91
✓ Co-Maintainer : @Susandahal
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For which device this kernel is flashable and What if i flash it on other devices?
Predator Stormbreaker Kernel is only for Redmi Note 7 aka Lavender. You can not flash it on other devices. You'll get an error in Recovery if u wished to do so.
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How to Flash this Kernel on a Custom ROM based on Android 10 ?
✓ Download the Oldcam or Newcam Kernel zip (Depending upon the ROM u are using)
✓ Boot into recovery.
✓ Select the Kernel zip file and Flash it.
✓ Wipe Cache (OPTIONAL)
✓ Reboot 😎
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How to Flash this Kernel on Miui (Android 10) based ROM?
Only follow the given steps If you want to use Predator Stormbreaker Kernel on Miui based ROMs such as MiRoom, Miui Eu, Miui Global etc. Before Flashing the Kernel, you need TWO IMPORTANT FILES [Kernel zip file + Patch zip file]
✓ Download Patch CLICK HERE
✓ Download Kernel CLICK HERE
• Go into Recovery & Flash the Kernel zip first.
• Now, Flash the Patch zip you've downloaded from the above given link.
• Wipe Cache (OPTIONAL)
• Reboot
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Which battery saving modules are safe to use with this Kernel?
Here is the Module for Best Battery Savings 🤩 You can flash it in Magisk manager and can Enjoy 11 Hours Screen On Time. This Module is created with love by @Rishabh25Chauhan - DOWNLOAD
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Features included in HMP builds
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Features included in EAS builds
The complete list of Features included in Predator Stormbreaker Kernel EAS versions - HERE
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Can I flash the EAS version of Predator Stormbreaker Kernel on a HMP based ROM?
The answer is YES. You can Flash an EAS kernel on a HMP based ROM. Follow these methods, If you are willing to do so 🤓
1. Download Predator Stormbreaker EAS Kernel.
2. Download EAS HAL Magisk module - HERE
3. Go to Magisk Manager & Flash the downloaded Eas Hal Magisk module. 4. Go into recovery & Flash the Eas Kernel zip file.
5. Wipe Cache (OPTIONAL)
6. Reboot.
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How to flash this Kernel on Miui Android Pie?
You just have to follow three steps only :
1. Download the Newcam version.
2. Go to recovery and Flash it.
3. Wipe cache and Reboot.
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What is best ? Eas or Hmp ?
Comparing kitty and puppy is unfair. You can't compare eas with hmp. Both have their own pros and cons. For instance - Eas provides a smooth touch response, on the other side, not recommended If you play heavy games. Similarly, In case of Hmp builds, It gives good stability and ya good for gaming too. But, the same thing, It does not gives you smoothness (like Eas sometimes). Which is good for Battery Backup ? - BOTH... It is not compulsory that one will give you good battery lyf and other is not for that. Just Flash whatever you like and enjoy lyf. Don't ask others Which is best. As choices may vary.
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Should we always Flash the latest version? Whenever it arrives ?
Yes / Ya / Yo / Yup / Ja / Haan... You don't like to stay updated? Latest versions comes with fixes and some new things which enhances the experience for sure. But, If you are not satisfied with the Latest release, do report to us with reason, so that #Predator bro aka @PredatorX91 can solve them in upcoming builds.
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What is EAS Hal?
EAS Kernels can't be efficiently used on HMP based ROM. The reason is that, EAS kernels uses an energy model to detect, to identify, to provide boost up for the screen touch events (when u touch the screen). This module named as Eas HAL applies the xml configs required by the EAS Kernel to detect and to use the energy model Effectively + Efficiently. What if i don't use this patch or mod ? Nothing 🤷🏻♂ It is not a compulsion to flash. If you'll not flash this, you'll get the same SOT. So, why people Flash this? This patch or mod, reduces the logging spam in some cases. Is it recommended to Flash it? Your wish.. If you'll flash, their is no harm in it.
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What is hmp ? Why most Kernels are HMP based?
HMP is a scheduler of linux kernel.  - A Scheduler means a Supervisor whose job is to assign responsibilities, tasks to the workers in simple terms. It means, scheduler have the power to select What tasks should be assigned to which core. For ex- say you are watching a movie on youtube. Now, the scheduler will decide on which core this task (of watching movie) should be assigned. Now, comes What HMP is? - HMP is yet another scheduler of Linux kernel. Now, u know what scheduler is. So. HMP is just a type of scheduler. What hmp scheduler do ? - In very simple terms, as u all know that in Android their are two types of cores {I ma talking about types not the amount} The amount of cores can be quad core, octa core, etc.. In Android, their are two types of Cores {big and little}. So, when u use a HMP based Kernel {It means that the kernel is using HMP based scheduler} Working ? - Oka,so types of cores. Little and Big.. so it simply finds out the task which is of high priority (on Little core or little cluster) and transfers it to the BIG CORE/CLUSTER. And in the similar manner, checks the Big cluster for small/little tasks and shifts them, to LITTLE CLUSTER.. Why it do so? - What will happen if u are giving the work of selling smartphones to the CEO of Xiaomi instead of handling it to the Sales department ? Now, it's all over to you..
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What is EAS (Energy Aware Scheduler) ?
EAS is yet another TYPE OF SCHEDULER. Oka so before going further, u should know that EAS uses an ENERGY MODEL TO WORK AS IT SHOULD. Here comes another, confusing term, so what energy model means? - Energy model means It helps the EAS SCHEDULER to analyse, revise and then apply the needfull. In simple terms, an Energy model helps the Eas scheduler to predict the behaviour of the user. Working ? - Now, EAS considers him or maybe herself a peru. So, it says ignore these old things of sending low prrority tasks to this, high to this and so so so.. It simply says, will use the TASK LOAD ALGORITHM + ENERGY MODEL to guess/identify/decide/predict which things to be assigned to which to achieve good optimisation in power consumption and performance. Oka one interesting thing that peru gawds like Predator bro and others talks about Eas perfHAL sometimes, but #Peru nuub gang members like us don't understand what they bish are saying.. so here's a simple thing about EAS HAL.. Eas Hal is basically a thing which is required to FLASH {If you want to flash an EAS kernel on HMP based ROM} basically simple logic is that, Eas kernel tracks for our touch events {events means what you are doing on the device, that will be recorede as an event. For ex- U clicked on an app, it'll recorded as an event}.. So, eas kernel keeps tracking the touch events {to ensure smoothness in touch response, whenever u will touch the screen} In HMP based ROMs, the required configs {which an EAS kernel requires} are missing in them. Because of which, we receive 696969 errors in Logs {without Eas perfHAL} because the Kernel keeps checking to apply the optimisations so that you will continuously get a good experience on EAS kernel. But, the same thing, required configs are missing in hmp ROMs so it warns us in Logs about that. Is it a big issue ? - IGNORE IT {EAS will still give u the best out of it} So, what about the 6969696 errors in Logs? KINDLY ONCE AGAIN CHK BACK THE LOGS.. Their lies a great diff. between Failed to read ----- Failed to apply ----- Hope it's now clear..
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How to fix Force Closing of Camera, When i flashed Predator Kernel on Miui without Patch?
At the moment, You should only use Predator Kernel along with the Patch provided in the Downloads section. The Patch allows Camera, Wifi, Flashlight etc. to run properly in MIUI Android 10 with a custom Kernel. If you're not using the Patch, then for sure U'll get fishy errors. So,
✓ Flash the patch (If u haven't yet in Miui Android10)
✓ If still you're facing the issue, then Dirty Flash your ROM.
✓ If you are using Predator Kernel on MIUI Pie, then Flash the Newcam Version (In Miui Pie, You don't need the patch)
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Sourceforge Downloads are slow for me, Not even downloading. Is their any alternative hosts for downloading ?
In that case, Visit our XDA Post Scroll down and head towards the Downloads section. Select the version you want, and download it..
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Is their any guide to get started with Predator Stormbreaker Kernel?
NO 😜 Predator is beast. But If you're not getting good experience with this Kernel. Do check our Telegraph Notes once. Hoep they'll help you :
• Heavy drain FIX - HERE By @com4tablynumb
• Answers to most of your questions - HERE
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Franco Kernel Manager always resets to default settings whenever I reboot. What to do?
✓ This is not a Kernel side issue. Do check if you're using a Battery saver app or Magisk module or not. Also, do not use more than one kernel manager at the same time.
✓ If you're using them, Kindly REMOVE THEM. Grant all the permissions and do not Restrict the background usage from App info.
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What is DT2W 🥴 and What is the use of this? This Kernel supports this or not?
DT2W refers to "Double Tap To Wake" It's clear with the name itself, What's the use of this. Yes, Predator supports this. But in few cases, it not works. So, here is a FIX to make dt2w working - DOWNLOAD
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Any recommendations - Which one to flash in Miui and mostly custom ROMs?
1. HMP seems to work best on MIUI based ROMs.
2. Eas based ROMs works best with EAS Kernels. So, Why u want to flash HMP kernel on them?
3. For HMP Roms, it's your choice. Go with any variant. Both will work secy 😍
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What is the difference between Oldcam & Newcam version of Predator Kernel?
A Kernel uses two different blobs in order to make the Camera work perfectly. This word (BLOBS) u know it? Oka, so blobs in simple terms, are a collection of data consisting of binary codes. For instance - 00110<PHONE_NUMBER>10 and so on.. The collection of such binary numbers in a single entity is known as BLOBS. ⚡
When Devs. compile a Kernel, it depends upon them to choose what blobs type to select - The Old blobs or the New blobs? Their is not much big diff. between both of them. Both works in the same manner. The major diff. between an Oldcam and Newcam Kernel is that Oldcam Kernels are compiled (build) using Oldcam blobs (that binary codes collection needed to run camera) Similarly, Newcam Kernels consists of Newcam blobs during compilation.
You just have to Flash the correct cam version in the ROM u are using. ROMs which are based on Oldcam blobs should be used with an Oldcam Kernel. And, ROMs which have Oldcam blobs should use Oldcam Kernel, for ex- MIUI ROMs mainly use Newcam blobs. So, u should flash Newcam Kernel only in them.
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My phone is charging slowly. What to do now ??
Don't Worry, Predator Stormbreaker has optimised Charging speed and Always consider Safe Value Limits. If you facing such kind of issue, Check out this info -
Don't use your phone while charging.
• If Temperature is above 40° DON'T CHARGE, let the device cool down first.
• Keep screen off while charging (It'll boost charging speed after few minutes)
• Charging speed slows down after 80% so if your phone is charging at low speed, after 80% it is NORMAL.
• Don't use any fast charging modules or any thermal if u don't play games.
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Sourceforge downloads are very slow sometimes, Is their any alternative?
Yes, You can check the XDA POST for direct downloads - HERE We don't host Predator Stormbreaker Kernel builds on any other hosting sites. So, Kindly do not download any file claiming to be a host for our builds.


Wade in. The river which grips
your ankles is the smoothest chain.
Even, still, it has you.
What it asks is the initiation
of your skin, your feet
given over to drift sand.
Look: ahead a long sandbar
has risen like an ancient whale,
head down, its flukes thrust into the land.
If you want to know its graver self,
walk carefully its taut arch,
then take its lead.
Step off again.
In the shallows you'll find grains
of sand which flake like gold.
Be glad for motes. But go on,
go much deeper, dive in.
The water wants only to involve you.


Intro to Bioinfo & Comp Bio
1
Course information
1.1
Contributors
2
Introduction
2.1
Brief history of bioinformatics
2.1.1
Protein structure wave
2.1.2
Gene expression wave
2.1.3
Genome sequencing wave
2.1.4
Big data challenge from sequencing
2.2
Should I take this course?
2.2.1
Bioinformatics vs computational biology
2.2.2
Is this class for me?
2.3
Course information
2.3.1
Logistics
2.3.2
X Shirley Liu lab introduction
2.4
Lab 1
2.4.1
Introduction
2.4.2
Introduction to R
2.4.3
Introduction to Bash
2.4.4
Getting started with Cannon
3
High throughput sequencing
3.1
Three generations of sequencing technologies
3.2
FASTQ and FASTQC
3.3
Early sequence alignment (1 with 1)
3.4
Sequence search algorihtms (1 with many)
3.5
Borrow-Wheeler Aligner (many with many)
3.6
Alignment output
4
RNA-seq Quantification
4.1
Introduction to RNA-seq experiment
4.2
RNA quality control and experimental design
4.3
Alignment
4.4
RNA-seq QC
4.5
RNA-seq expression index
4.6
RSEM and Salmon
4.7
RNA-seq read distribution
4.8
Lab 2
4.8.1
STAR tutorial
4.8.2
RSeQC tutorial
4.8.3
RSEM/Salmon Tutorial
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Differential expression, False discovery rate, Gene ontology
5.1
RNA-seq NB distribution
5.2
DESeq2 and variance stabilization
5.3
Multiple hypotheses testing and FWER
5.4
FDR
5.5
GO
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5
Differential expression, False discovery rate, Gene ontology
5.1
DESeq2 library normalization
5.2
DESeq2 gene filtering
5.3
DESeq2 variance stabilization
5.4
Multiple hypotheses testing and False Discovery Rate
5.5
Gene Ontology (GO analysis)
5.6
Gene Set Enrichent Analysis (GSEA)
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6
GSEA, Clustering
6.1
GSEA
6.2
Heatmap and clustering quality
6.3
H-cluster
6.4
K-means
6.5
Pick K and consensus clustering
6.6
Batch effect removal
7
Dimension Reduction
7.1
MDS
7.2
LDA
7.3
PCA
8
Classification
8.1
Intro to machine learning
8.2
Cross validation
8.3
Regression
8.4
Regularization
8.5
KNN
8.6
Decision trees
8.7
Random forest
8.8
SVM
9
Module I Review
9.1
Gene Expression Module Summary
9.2
Gene Expression Analysis Scenarios
10
Transcription Factor Motif Finding
10.1
Transcription regulation
10.2
Motif representation
10.3
EM
10.4
Gibbs sampler
10.5
Gibbs intuition
10.6
Motif finding in eukaryotes
10.7
Known motif database
11
ChIP-seq, Expression Integration
11.1
ChIP-seq
11.2
BWA and MACS
11.3
ChIP-seq QC
11.4
TF interactions (motif)
11.5
TF target genes (expression integration)
12
Epigenetics, DNA Methylation
12.1
Epigenetics
12.2
DNA methylation
12.3
Promoter function
12.4
Gene body function
12.5
Enhancer function
12.6
Repetitive region function
12.7
Early cancer detection
13
Histone Modifications , Chromatin Accessibility
13.1
Nucleosome positions
13.2
Histone modification
13.3
Promoters (bivalent)
13.4
Genes (K36me3, new genes)
13.5
Enhancers (K27ac)
13.6
Super-enhancers
13.7
DNase-seq
13.8
ATAC-seq
14
Long Range Chromatin Interactions
14.1
Chromatin interactions
14.2
HiC
14.3
HiC contact map
14.4
HiC normalization
14.5
Fractal globule
14.6
Loops
14.7
Domains
14.8
Compartments
14.9
Phase separation
15
Hidden Markov Model
15.1
Intro to HMM
15.2
Pb1: Forward & backward procedure
15.3
Pb2: Viterbi algorithm
15.4
Pb3: Parameter estimation
15.5
HMM application
16
Module II Review
16.1
Module II Review
16.2
Practive Questions
17
SNP and GWAS
17.1
SNP and LD
17.2
Family-based vs case-control association studies
17.3
GWAS studies and catalog
17.4
GTEx and eQTL
18
GWAS and Epigenomics
18.1
Find tissue / cell type
18.2
Identify causal SNPs and genes
18.3
Predict phenotypes
19
Single-cell RNA-seq (1)
19.1
Intro to scRNA-seq
19.2
Smart, Droplet, microwell, SCI-based
19.3
QC
19.4
Normalization
19.5
Imputation
19.6
Dimension reduction
19.7
Clustering
19.8
t-SNE and UMAP
20
Single-cell RNA-seq (2)
20.1
Annotate scRNA-seq clusters
20.2
Differential expression
20.3
Batch effect removal
20.4
Pseudotime
20.5
Overload 10X
20.6
Other applications (CITE-seq, multi-seq, spatial transcriptomics)
21
scATAC-seq
21.1
Intro to scATAC-seq
21.2
Sample and cell QC
21.3
Dimension reduction, clustering & visualization
21.4
Differential peaks and annotations
21.5
Integration with scRNA-seq
22
Module III Review
22.1
Module III Review
23
Cancer Genome Sequencing , Mutation analyses
23.1
Intro to TCGA
23.2
Cancer mutation characterization
23.3
Cancer mutation patterns
23.4
Tumor purity and clonality
23.5
Interpret tumor mutations
23.6
Find cancer genes
23.7
Summary and future
24
Cancer Subtyping, Survival Analyses
24.1
TCGA expression
24.2
Tumor subtypes
24.3
Survival analysis
24.4
GoF Oncogenes and LoF TS
24.5
Chromatin regulator mutations in cancer
24.6
DNA methylation and CIMP
25
Targeted Therapy, Drug Resistance, Compound and Genetic Screens
25.1
Hallmarks of cancer
25.2
Chemo vs targeted therapy
25.3
Drug resistance
25.4
Synthetic lethality
25.5
Precision medicine
25.6
Tumor (bulk vs scRNA-seq), mice, cell lines
25.7
Compound screens
25.8
Genetic screens
25.9
Tumor heterogeneity
26
Cancer Immunotherapy (1)
26.1
Systemic immunotherapy
26.2
Personalized immunotherapy
26.3
HLA and neoantigens
26.4
Tumor immune deconvolution
26.5
T cell signaling (PD1/PDL1, etc)
26.6
Other immune-cells (scRNA-seq)
27
Cancer Immunotherapy (2)
27.1
TCR analysis
27.2
BCR analysis
27.3
Microbiome
27.4
Immunotherapy response biomarkers
27.5
Targeted therapy as immune-modulators
27.6
Epigenetic therapy as immune-modulators
28
CRISPR Screens
28.1
CRISPR and KO
28.2
CRISPRa and CRISPRi
28.3
CRISPR design and outcome
28.4
CRISPR screens & DepMap
28.5
CRISPR screen analysis
28.6
CRISPR screens in drug response
28.7
CRISPR screens in immunology
28.8
Enhancer CRISPR screen
28.9
CRISPR screens + scRNA-seq
29
Module IV Review and Course Review
29.1
Module IV Review
29.2
Course Review
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Introduction to Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Chapter 6
GSEA, Clustering
6.1
GSEA
6.2
Heatmap and clustering quality
6.3
H-cluster
6.4
K-means
6.5
Pick K and consensus clustering
6.6
Batch effect removal


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If you can't afford to pay it all at once you can suggest a repayment plan for them to consider.
If you think the claim is too high you can offer the amount you think you owe as part of your defence. You’ll get the chance to explain why your offer is the amount you believe you owe.
If you believe the claimant owes you money you can make a claim against them (‘counterclaim’). You can do this as part of your defence.
If you don't accept you owe the amount of money claimed you can prepare and submit your defence online. You might have to go to a hearing - it can take up to 7 months to get a hearing date.
You might be able to resolve the dispute without going to court. You can do this as part of completing your defence to the claim.
If you reject the claim or admit you owe less than the full amount claimed, you can make an offer or ask for mediation to settle the claim.
You can try to settle the claim by making the claimant an offer. For example, you could offer to repair damage you have caused to the claimant’s property or replace faulty goods you supplied them.
If the claimant rejects your offer you’ll have to go a hearing. The claimant can’t mention that you made them an offer at the hearing.
You can ask for mediation to settle the claim. If the claimant agrees to use the mediation service, you could settle the claim without going to court.