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Nov 09 2008

How To Use ‘Traffic Exchanges’ To Get Visitors And Build A Gigantic List!

Published by uvicdanc at 12:17 pm under Uncategorized

Traffic exchanges might not seem to ‘work’ at first. That’s because most users use it wrongly! They do work in generating leads. I’d probably say that of all the traffic exchanges I have tried and tested, Traffic Swam is the best along with Traffic Syndicate 25 (also known as TS25).

You don’t want to sell directly on traffic exchanges. Use them to build a list.

Think about what traffic exchange users are looking for. They are looking for more traffic! So if you advertise a traffic-related newsletter or free report, that usually gets a better response rate.

OK, here are some tips to succeeding with traffic exchanges like Traffic Swarm:

1. Use A Splash Page/Squeeze Page

A splash page is almost a blank page with a single link to another website. The goal is to get the visitor to click on the link to visit your website. This gets him to take an action when your site appears on the traffic exchanges, giving you a better response rate. You can also use a squeeze page, where the sole aim is to get subscribers.

2. Build A Downline

The trick to getting lots of credits on autopilot round the clock is to build a downline. A downline is your list of members whom you have referred to the service. When these users surf the exchange or acquire more members under them, your number of credits grows, giving you more traffic.

Use these two tips on traffic exchanges like Traffic Swarm and TS25 and see your traffic and list explode!

Fabian Tan is a well-known Internet Marketing expert and the author of the popular 51-page Report:

“Murder Your Job: How To Build Cash Sucking Autopilot Businesses In 30 Days Or Less!”

Head over to http://www.MurderYourJob.com to get your free copy now before it’s gone!

H03

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