Traffic

Traffic is everything to an internet business, as without traffic you won't make any sales. Think of it as being like people through the door of your store.

There are a number of ways you can start to drive traffic to your website. They are ranked roughly in order of importance, including the basics - such as getting your own site. Search Engines are always the main source of traffic on the Internet, with other methods falling gradually in effectiveness.

However, your mileage may vary: One strong Viral Marketing campaign has the potential, for example, to outrank all others. There may be some crossover between certain methods (Article Marketing will drive direct traffic, as well as increase PageRank for SEO, for example) and the ranking is a combination of the total number of potential visitors compared to the number of targeted visitors (visitors who just hit your site vs visitors who want to see it). In this blog you will learn how to increase traffic, traffic tips. You will find here submitters, mailer, directories and much more keep visiting.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Viral Marketing

Viral Marketing gets it's term from the fact that the traffic you get grows exponentially. For a simple example, one person can recommend two - and those two recommend two each - and then those four recommend two each - and so on. So it becomes 2x2x2x2x2 etc.

For this work, you have to have something worth sharing.

Videos, eBooks, Websites and Programs can usually share well. As long as your content is unique or funny people will want to share it. And if you provide a simple way for them to do so, they will.

Another tactic is to encourage people to share - by, for example, offering something in return - perhaps more content or another download. Another way is to appeal to their greed, so you can offer an affiliate program of some kind - by sharing they can earn 50%, or whatever.

So you can see that an affiliate program is also a kind of viral marketing campaign! A customer is encouraged to share the site because of the commission, and many of those referred will do the same.

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