You can always guarantee website traffic if you are willing to pay for it. This method of traffic creation is called pay-per-click (or ppc for short) and basically you pay for every visitor you get sent to your site. The best known method of doing this by is using Google AdWords, where your ad is shown on someone else's website, which is hopefully themed towards your ad (if it isn't there is something wrong). This method of getting guaranteed website traffic is great if you get it right, but very expensive if you don't! There are other options over and above Google however. The other big search engines such as Yahoo and MSN run their own equivalents of the Google AdWords system.

For those without the experience or the money to run ppc campaigns, but who still want guaranteed website traffic, you will have to look further afield for your sources. There are a number of programs around that 'guarantee' hits to your site. My advice regarding this type of traffic program is to treat them with caution. My experience with them has not been very good and the results have ranged from abysmal to bordering on being against the laws of trade description!

If you look on the Internet, you will find a great deal of information regarding web sites and blogs. Developing information portals is one way to generate traffic, but you cannot just build a site and expect visitors to magically appear. There is a lot more to it than that. If your site contains plenty of original and useful content, then it has a chance to generate traffic over a period of time. Blogs are probably the best medium to use for site building because most types of blogs have built in features that tell the search engines of their existence and of changes to your site, as those changes occur.

Sadly, in order to guarantee traffic to your site, you need to do more than this. In order for you to start receiving traffic, your site will have to rise in the search engine's estimation. One method of doing this is by building link popularity, which means that you have to persuade other sites to show links to your site. There is a time element involved in doing this, but the cost (compared to other methods) is relatively low. But, if you value your time (and you should) there is an intangible cost to your link building.

Link building (otherwise known as building backlinks) is critical to driving guaranteed website traffic to your site. So how can you go about getting backlinks? Say for example, that you have a web site themed around health. You could post information on health blogs which are themed similarly to yours, as a comment for example, and then leave your link in the comment. The benefit of this approach is twofold. In the first instance, you get a backlink credit to your website, and secondly, if your content is good, you could get live visitors come and visit your site directly from the link that you gave.

As time passes by, people find more and more innovative ways in which to build backlinks and generate guaranteed website traffic. One of these methods involves creating something unique, like software for example, and registering that software in a software directory with links back to your site. If the directory in question has authority with the search engines (in other words it is highly regarded by the search engines), then the link back to you starts to do some wonderful things. Suddenly, you can get great surges in traffic and hopefully in revenue, if you have monetised your site.