Subscribers Get An Early Start on Website Traffic Strategy
Earlier I emailed my loyal subscribers with one of my favorite ways to get a free traffic flow of predisposed or prequalified visitors to their websites.
I thought you might like to know as well, since you’re here and loyal in your own right. (Gosh I hope you’re loyal and visit often to see what’s new!)
My Christmas gift to you is one of my biggest secrets – instant traffic to new sites without pay-per-click fees.
Believe me I know this sounds impossible, but case studies prove it…
It’s not some automated software tool, and there’s no cost. It’s Web 2.0 made easy.
You’ll actually need to put some effort into it, but the return on time is well worth it and I’ve got my own set of results to know this works in spades!
It doesn’t stop as a simple traffic generating strategy either. This is also a page rank sharing strategy that I’ve kept under my hat and only shared with close friends long enough.
The strategy has survived one major google update and has brought me plenty of traffic in a number of niches…
If you’re real savvy you’ll quickly figure out how to work this for the best results but if you need a little extra help I know of only one group of marketers who are even discussing, much less disclosing, their own secrets on these Web 2.0 techniques (and they’ve let the cat out of the bag in a free report – I’ll show you where in a minute….)
This is a completely non-geek strategy.
You write a few paragraphs about what you want to do or have already accomplished in life, and share it in a thriving community. People with similar desires, interests or goals end up reading your entries and following your links.
If you’re clever (and I know you are), you’ll post your paragraphs on high traffic pages (preferably with page rank) and you’ll link to your own web pages within those paragraphs.
Let me give you an example of the strategy and where I’m employing it…
This PR4 page: http://www.43things.com/things/view/92172 is all about people who want to make money blogging.
Two months ago I wrote an entry on that page that provides a worthy and helpful link to inexpensive hosting…
- People follow, I make an affiliate commission.
- Search engine robots follow, I get some ranking points.
I’ve just outlined the simplest of strategies you can employ with 43things.com
There are more, many more…
- CONSIDER higher traffic and ranked pages – over 11,000 real people on 43things want to write a book. It’s on a PR6 page.
- CONSIDER people who need help – 2,485 insomniacs are looking for ways to get more sleep on a PR5 page.
- CONSIDER markets related to your own sites – 11,176 people want to fall in love on a PR6 page. Can you help these people with a product or link to a service? You’ll find them (plus all the others who visit this page but who don’t write or register, at 43things.com/things/view/33
If you see the value of this through my simple secret then you’re all set to start making sales, commissions or getting great backlinks right away.
If you don’t see how this benefits your business then it’s time to go back to web school to refresh your knowledge on target markets, keyword research, and more importantly how the internet is changing.
Talk of Web 2.0 isn’t some scare tactic I’m hitting you with – I’ve been working online for 9 years now this January. If you want your business to survive and thrive you need to take this seriously, and get the knowledge you need.
I’m prepared to publicly predict that we’ll see a lot of the old-timers, who think they’ve got www business all tied up, go down with the coming changes. This will open the doors wide for those who are ready to “ebb and flow with Web 2.0″
May you be one of them!
Truly dedicated to your success,
Laura Childs
www.smartzville.com
P.S. I forgot to tell you who else is talking about the strategy I’ve started you with today. None other than search engine experts Dr. Mike Woo-Ming, Jeff Johnson, and Howie Schwartz.
Grab the free pdf and audio recording (it’s loaded with solid, easy-to-understand information) here:
2.0 Traffic Strategies
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