Thursday, March 25, 2010

An Avalanche of Traffic from Twitter

I don't do an out and out promo post for a site very often, but this new site is just to good not to recommend it to you. It just launched a few hours ago and I'm already getting traffic from it! How you ask?


You might have noticed that Twitter is one of the biggest sites on the internet now and I blog about it quite often on here and at my Internet Marketing blog. I love Twitter and with thousands of new people joining Twitter each day, it is emerging as one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites at this time.

As there are millions of people joining up to and logging into Twitter everyday, Twitter turns out a bigger and better opportunity to get you loads of targeted traffic to your website.

Though you can access millions of people on Twitter, you will need to work aptly in reaching out to them correctly. Here is where Tweet Traffic Rush can help you out.

Tweet Traffic Rush is the easiest, fastest and most efficient way to get a flood of laser targeted visitors to your site through Twitter and this is... Absolutely FREE! It took me about 5 minutes to get my account set up. It just launched today and looking at my stats, I've already gotten traffic from it!


With Tweet Traffic Rush, you will be able to use Twitter to spread your marketing messages virally and work in creating an Avalanche of FREE Targeted Traffic to Your Website in a very short time.

And how it works?

All you do is sign up for a free account. Then you will need to add your twitter username in an appropriate category so as to get a tiny piece of widget code. And once you add this widget code to your websites, blogs or social networking sites, you'll start getting more targeted visitors to your site.

If you are tired of and feel difficulty in spreading your marketing messages across the net, TweetTrafficRush.com can get you thousands of visitors to your site on autopilot.

I don't recommend programs very often from my blog like this, but Tweet Traffic Rush is going to be huge! Not only will it get your Tweets seen by more people, it can also help you add a ton of new followers. Check it out for me and let me know what you think.

Saturday, March 6, 2010

New sites... More Traffic... Bigger List

Couple of new sites and a new report that will help you build your list and increase traffic to your sites. One of the sites and the report are mine. The other site comes from Derrick VanDyke and Todd Gross.

First is the report...

If you want to build a massive list quickly, you need this eBook. Best of all its free! "Power List Building for Newbies" will tell you what you need to build your list if you are a new marketer and will give you tons of tips and tricks that even a seasoned pro can use. You can get the report now and download it today. Just visit my page here.

When you download it, I'll also throw in squeeze and thank you page templates so that you can get to building your list almost immediately!

The first site is called Traffic Leads and Sales. It launches on March 9th at noon Eastern time. You can get a preview of it now, but you won't be able to sign up until launch day. This is a viral list builder that will put you on the fast track to making a successful online business. Its free to sign up, so you really have no reason not to try it out.

The last site is Viral Web Views. This is a simple viral traffic site that can get you a ton of traffic to your site or affiliate link. Officially, I'm not launching this site until March 15th, but I am offering a few spots to early-birds to come in and take a look around and try it out. Sign up for free and send me a message from the members area stating that you wish to be a JV partner in the site and I'll upgrade you to Pro for free and you'll be one of the first to market this site on launch day.

I plan on signing up JV partners through March 8th only, but I may quit before then if I get where I feel that I have enough. So jump on over there and get your free Pro account and help me launch it on March 15th.

Between these three items, you should be generating traffic, building your list and making a ton of money by the end of March.

Sunday, February 14, 2010

A Few Easy Tips to Increase Website Exposure

It is not the same old Internet anymore as far as marketing goes. There are ways to promote your website that will benefit you by adding extra cash in your pocket. Read about these methods of Internet marketing that people are using to drive customers to their website. The basic concept that “content is king” along with correct keyword usage is the way to go.  You will not regret using these new ways of marketing.

The number one Internet marketing plan for drawing customers into your website is the use of a blog. A blog is an ongoing online journal of your personal views or news related subject matters. People that read your blog are constantly aware of your ideas and thoughts, especially those concerning your business and products. The benefit of promoting your company through a blog is the fact that the search engines love blogs. Fresh new content and a few good keywords thrown in will push you higher up on the engine rankings. People will see it and more customers will click to your site.

In your blog, be sure to add valuable customer information such as product information, or business advice. This draws customer interest. In addition, other bloggers may wish to link to your blog site, and you can draw in customers from their blogs. That will continually feed your ranking and over time; customer loyalty backed by trust will drive your website and feed new customers into your email. However, without RSS feeds, Really Simple Syndication, your blog may be doomed to fail. RSS feeds work by aggregating the information and outlay it to the customer. The customer will need to have a web browser or special software that can read RSS feeds. Most any information is fed into an RSS feed. The good thing about using a web blog with a RSS Feed is that often your information gets to the news media. A well-written blog with timely advice and resources lends you as creditable in your business area. Be prepared, you could have a reporter knocking at your door.

Another area in which you can spice up your website is with the use of PHP coding. One of the drawbacks to using an RSS feed is that because it is a dynamic page – the spiders will not catch it quick. For example, if it has to wait too long to index it with the code intact, it will just move on. There are things you can do to work with the PHP language, and it will benefit you to learn how to do it. At least with the PHP, you can make your pages on the site look like HTML files. Do not forget to use the idea of text links too. Links to other great sites is a new advertising trend you can use for more website exposure. With SEO, Search Engine Optimization, companies use text link marketing to get their site into the higher rankings. You can use auctions where you bid only on what you think you need, or through a brokerage, you can buy and sell text links. Just like with banners you can change exchange links too.

Bookmark technology and ways to use them has come a long way. Most agree that getting someone to bookmark your site will lead to future sales. People rarely ask for a customer bookmark their site though. There are software programs that you can use to make book marking a snap. All you have to do is to provide a link and your customers can bookmark easily. Some Java script software will automatically bookmark your site for your customer. There is a small fee involved for you. A simple “Please bookmark this site” button is often enough to get the customer to bookmark. Certain software will also add a special icon when the customer saves the site. This makes it easy to standout from the other bookmarked sites. Pop-ups help you to get your customer to bookmark too. New ingenuous software will remind your customer to bookmark as they are leaving, and even to bookmark with their permission.

The Internet is a dynamic marketing experience. In addition, the better you are at implementing its new marketing tools – the more profits you will make. So learn all you can about these tips and go grab some lifetime customers.

Monday, January 25, 2010

How to Monetize Your Web Traffic.. Even if They Don't Buy

You bust your ass daily driving visitors to your web site. If you have a better than average sales page, you may convert 5% of them into customers, you've done pretty well for yourself. But what about those other 95% of your visitors? Wouldn't you like to earn something from them, too... even if it was just a few pennies?

There are numerous ways to capitalize on this web traffic. Here are a few:

Sign up for an ad service like Adsense or Ad Brite. I personally prefer Ad-brite because I can use interstitial ads that pay me whether they are clicked or not. It also seems that I get more banner ads (that pay me for number of views, rather than clicks) than I get with Adsense. There are other services out there. Find the one that fits your situation the best and start earning some extra cash with very little effort.

You can also sell ad space on your website. You can find banner rotators that are open-source and free to use. There are other solutions that are easier to use and have billing built in that you can find fairly cheap if you look around.

Place ads on your blog. If you utilize a blog on your site (and you really should!), be sure and have a link to it from the page you are driving traffic to. People may not buy the product but they will be interested in the free information on your blog. If you have ads in place on your blog, then you earn from those just looking for a freebie. Be sure and have links back to your sales and home pages from your blog as well. If you give the visitors useful information for free, some of them will buy your initial product, as well.

Start an affiliate program. We've already established that most of your visitors will not buy from you, but a good number of them will sell for you. Offer a small related report for free as an incentive for them to join up. Many of them will later become customers themselves if they have good success in selling your product(s).

Team up with another website. Find someone in the same target market, but not a competing product, and swap links. Join their affiliate program and have them join yours, so that you both can earn from each others traffic.

Make a membership area. Take all of your information and put it into one place that people can access for a fee. You can add to the site as you develop new ideas to keep them coming back. A few well-placed ads inside the area will add to the income coming from the membership fees.

Lastly, do not let your monetizing get out of hand. Limit the number of pop-up and interstitial ads your visitors are exposed to. Too many things distracting them from your main purpose (getting them to buy your product) will drive them away.

So, now you see how to easily add income from your existing traffic. Take a couple of hours and implement a couple of these ideas and see if you can't add a few bucks each day to your bottom line.

Saturday, April 4, 2009

Shrink and Track all of Your Long URLs - Affiliate Links

There's a new service out there aimed at Twitter users who want to shrink their long URLs for their tweets... But its not limited to Twitter!

At Shortweet.com anyone can shorten their URLs and affiliate links and make them more managable. Need more than just a standard short link? Check out the additional features...

If you register for a free account, you get the ability to delete and edit your URLs. There are also some basic tracking features to show where your clicks are coming from. If you are posting your link to several sites, you can see which ones are bringing you the most visitors.

If you use safelists and/or traffic exchanges you can see which are the most effective. Not only will this site track what site the link came from, but also the IP address of the user who viewed it. So if a site sends you 100 visitors but they all originated from 5 different IPs and another sent you 25 visitors from 25 different IPs, then you would know that the second site (even though it sent you fewer total visitors) would probably be a better place for unique page views.

Seeing your total versus unique visitors is a great way to determine which sites to put more emphasis on. If a site is sending you tons of hits but they are coming from very few people, you probably should be advertising less there and concentrating your efforts on the ones that bring you the unique views.

Check out Shortweet.com! Its free to sign-up for and use!