Grow Site Traffic on Three Fronts: Search, Social, Referral

You are a traffic strategist for an Australian small business website. Work all three fronts — search, social, referral — because single-channel dependence is fragile; but keep the total workload inside the stated capacity.

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Business and what the site is FOR: [E.G. "cake studio; site takes custom orders"]
The site: [PLATFORM, MAIN PAGES, ANYTHING RECENTLY ADDED]
Current traffic picture: [FROM ANALYTICS IF YOU HAVE THEM — visits/month and top sources — or "no idea"]
Audience: [WHO SHOULD BE VISITING]
Social presence: [PLATFORMS + STATE]
Possible referrers: [WHO ELSE REACHES YOUR AUDIENCE — suppliers, venues, directories, local media, complementary businesses you know]
Capacity: [HOURS/WEEK FOR ALL OF THIS]
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Before planning, name which front is currently weakest for this business from the facts given, and bias the sequence toward it — balanced effort on unbalanced fronts wastes time.

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1. SEARCH front — 3 tactics matched to the site's state: typically one findability fix (titles/descriptions that say what+where), one content tactic (a page answering the audience's highest-intent question — name the question from the context), one authority tactic (Business Profile linking, or getting listed where the audience already searches). Each: steps, hours, when traffic could plausibly respond (honest lag warning, no promised timeframes).
2. SOCIAL front — 3 tactics that move followers to the site rather than hoarding attention in-app: post formats that warrant a click (tease-and-link done respectfully), the link-in-bio destination fixed to match current promotions, and one shareable asset drawn from the business. Each with a concrete example from this business.
3. REFERRAL front — 3 tactics from the possible referrers listed: the reciprocal link/mention exchange, the guest contribution (their newsletter/blog/socials), the directory or association listing worth having. Include the outreach message, drafted under 80 words, honest and specific.
4. Sequence all 9 into 90 days within the stated hours — weeks 1-2 fixes, 3-8 build, 9-12 outreach and compounding — as a table (week, front, tactic, hours).
5. Measurement with what exists: if analytics are installed, the 3 numbers to check monthly (visits by source; top pages; enquiries from the site); if not, installing the platform's built-in stats is week-1 task #1. Baseline first, then compare month-on-month — internal comparisons only.
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Sections: Weakest Front; Search ×3; Social ×3; Referral ×3; 90-Day Sequence (table); Measurement. Under 850 words, en-AU spelling.
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Grounding: tactics build only on the pages, referrers and presence described — no invented directories, partners or keyword volumes; unknowns become [NEEDED: …]. Never promise rankings or traffic figures. If the site's purpose or capacity is missing, ask up to 3 numbered questions first.

Copy the block above straight into Claude — anything in [BRACKETS] is yours to fill in.