Assuming that everything else is being done correctly, web
traffic is probably the most critical element in the success or failure of a web
site. Out of the many ways to get a lot of steady traffic,
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promoted---one is free and the other requires money.
On the free end, we
have traffic exchanges where you can sign up and list your site and earn credits
by surfing and clicking on other members' links which converts into how many
times your site will be displayed. Assuming you have all day every day to do
that, I suppose that's a fantastic idea, but I have found that to be the most
time-consuming and boring exercise of all marketing strategies I have
employed.
There are people who use these
religiously and swear up-and-down by them---and they get great results---so they
say. It's an option and it won't cost you any money (unless you opt for the paid
upgrade which some of them have),
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be prepared to invest some time. Me, personally---I need to be maintaining my
site and running my business---I do not have time to be clicking for ad
credits.
The paid option involves services that will sell you web traffic
in the form of hits, visitors, guaranteed visitors, or guaranteed signups. When
you go to the sites of these services,
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they promise you the moon and the stars, but for the most part, seem to deliver
only star dust. I have tried several of these companies and I have had dismal
results---and that is the concensus of successful online marketers.
It
seems that there are some, at least, that employ dirty little tricks once they
get your money. Some of the underhanded ploys include sending you hits when you
have paid for visitors, counting repeat visitors as new visitors, redirecting
people to your site from expired domains who have no interest in what you are
selling, showing a thumbnail image of your site rather than a full page
view---and the list goes on.
For someone starting out, guaranteed traffic
can be a godsend if you're getting the real thing---but that's the problem---you
don't always know. The immediate goal of someone starting out online is to get
into profit as quickly as possible and this is best achieved with a steady
volume of traffic because it all comes down to a numbers game---with x amount of
traffic, you get x number of sales.
I am unaware of any unbiased reviews
of the specific companies selling guaranteed traffic, so my best advice would be
to pose the question in forums such as the Warrior Forum,
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people's experience. Article marketing and building back links are slow to take
effect; of course, once they do, then you will start to get lots of free traffic
from the search engines, but that doesn't help you in the short-term. It takes a
daily, steady flow of traffic to make an impact---if you can find the right
service at the right price, it can get you where you need to be in a
cost-effective and time-saving