Traffic…it’s the lifeblood of an internet business.
There are dozens of ways to generate traffic such as Adwords, banner advertising, search engine optimization, social media, and so on. BUT the last thing you want to do is get distracted and try to use a dozen different methods all at once. That just creates confusion for you…and your business.
But what if I told you there was a way to tap into all the free traffic you want…and use every one of those methods at the same time without being an expert at any of them?
Jimmy Brown, one of the most successful internet marketers is retiring…his products. He isn’t personally retired from internet marketing but he is retiring ALL his products including membership sites, coaching programs, ebooks, software programs, small reports, etc.
“Why?” I hear you asking because I agree it’s a bit strange to stop selling all your products, isn’t it?
He gives 3 reasons:
1. To free up time for personal interests
He does a lot of work for Christian based companies and he wants to spend more time doing that sort of thing.
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Video Transript:
Hello there, Andrew Rondeau from webuildyourblog.com and over the last week or so I’ve been playing with a new plugin which has come on to the market called Scribe SEO and it basically analyzes your blog posts.
I know that sometimes it’s really hard to write articles that grab reader’s attention and generate more traffic at the same time. Online users would become frequent visitors if they see that your site contains useful and important information.
Affiliates are an vital part of the Internet marketing world and having an affiliate marketing strategy is of utmost importance. If you don’t already know by now, they not only help drive traffic if you have your own products, but becoming an affiliate can be one of the easiest ways to get started making money by promoting other people’s products.
What is an affiliate?
An affiliate is an individual who sends traffic to a product creator’s website. They are given a special website URL, called an affiliate link, which tracks how much traffic they send to the product website. They receive a commission for each sale that is made for their affiliate link.
We all have good experiences, days, weeks, times – whatever we wish to call them
And we have bad times, don’t we?
During my working week, I experience both and rather than just sharing theory, knowledge and advice, I thought I’d make a change and share with you my good and bad ‘working’ times I have experienced this week.
But rather than good and bad, I’m going to call then my ‘up’ times and my ‘down’ times!
If you have ever been a parent then you know what agonising times they were trying to decide on the name of your newborn child, unless of course you had to follow protocol and name the kid after his great grandfather three times removed.
How much time do you spend deciding on your name that will be your ID or handle on the internet? As with naming a child, the name you present yourself with is important. It will represent your online identity.
There are numerous factors that determine whether you are successful on-line or not. Factors like getting enough traffic to your site, having the correct SEO set-up, having a great sales page.
So just imagine:
you are the best copywriter in the world and you have created a phenomenal sales page
you have set up your site perfectly with the best keywords and optimization and Google loves your site
your site receives the highest traffic for any website on the net
Another area is your presence in the social media space. It is vitally important who you hang out with and how you interact with people.
As a very simple example: imagine yourself at a conference you are attending as a delegate. You see the list of speakers and you notice that predominantly they are together. There is a kind of aura of expert knowledge attached to them. Then there are some people that are not speakers but also socialise with them.