1. Install Alexa Toolbar : Since Alexa actually measures traffic from various users who use Alexa toolbar, doesn’t it make sense that you should also install Alexa toolbar in your browser? Yes, and in fact setting your blog as your homepage and loading it every day does help improve your Alexa rank to some extent. (However, constantly reloading your pages every minute/hour etc. won’t help you further increase your Alexa rank as Alexa counts a unique IP address once a day only).
2. Put Alexa Rank Widget On Your Website : If you put Alexa Rank Widget on your webpage (like above), Alexa can more accurately rank your site as it can collect traffic information of all those visitors as well who do not use the Alexa toolbar!
3. Encourage Others To Use Alexa Toolbar : You will notice an immediately boost in your Alexa ranking immediately if you can encourage your loyal site visitors such as friends, webmasters, etc. to use the Alexa toolbar.
4. Use Alexa Redirects : I have found positive results with Alexa redirects. You can leave a redirected Alexa URL in blog comments, forum signatures, etc. with your site name as anchoring text. Instead of using http://www.webaddict.info, all you need to do is redirect the webpage using http://redirect.alexa.com/redirect?www.webaddict.info
5. Concentrate On Bringing Webmasters Traffic : This might make less sense but my logic is since many webmasters already have Alexa toolbar installed in their browser, if you can anyhow attract webmasters to visit your site, then you’ll really notice a big jump in your Alexa ranking. You can attract more webmasters to visit your site simply by joining webmasters forum or writing contents related to webmasters (such as writing on SEOs and SERPs), etc.
So what do you think of Alexa Ranking? Have you tried increasing your Alexa Rank by any of these methods? And if you tried this, did you notice any increase in your Alexa web traffic?
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Thanx. It did worked. I got a great boost in my alexa rankings.