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5K For A Better Day1. Build lists and pre-load your AR system with follow-up
messages to keep visitors coming back to your site. You
can rotate these messages and ask your subscribers to
opt-in to different lists on related subject areas.
Always ask your readers to recommend your content to
others.
2. Use social bookmark software or links so that your
visitors can easily bookmark your content which brings
in both new links and new traffic. Simple programs like
the one offered by Addthis.com will get your visitors
building your backlinks for you, bringing in fresh
visitors who in turn will also bookmark your content.
3. Write viral articles, reports and ebooks that have
your backlinks in the resource boxes. Likewise, viral
software programs can help bring a constant flow of
traffic to your site. If your content is of a high
quality and your themes universal… new sites will
pick up your content and build your backlinks, creating
fresh traffic. The search engines will also index these
new links and your rankings will increase, bringing in
more traffic.
4. Use blogging and RSS feeds to get your content out
there. You can also use these RSS feeds to bring in
new fresh content to your site. Creating new content
will be your main obstacle to creating perpetual traffic…
you can get new content from feeds but will it be unique?
Comments in your blogs could bring in unique content but
if you’re not monitoring them, you must have solid
software in place to fight against spam.
5. Have “Tell a Friend” forms on all your content.
This will bring new traffic to your site, which can
be self-refreshing as new people discover your content.
6. Encourage user generated content such as articles,
comments, posts… you can even have a community
monitoring system where your site’s members monitor
this new content.
7. Form JV alliances with webmasters in your related
field. Do co-registration so that you help build each
other’s lists and traffic.
8. Likewise, if you have products to sell, create an
affiliate program to get your affiliates to build your
traffic for you. Affiliates are an excellent source of
permanent traffic.
9. Automate all aspects of the running and managing
of your website. Set up automatic payments for your
AR system, hosting, domain renewal, PPC payments…
thru PayPal or credit card. Likewise, receive affiliate
commissions thru PayPal or direct deposit. Many
advertising programs like Google Adsense offer
direct deposit.
10. PPC Traffic - While we have mainly looked at free
traffic systems, don’t forget creating a PTM is relatively
easy with Pay Per Click advertising if you know what you’re
doing. Target less competitive keywords to keep your costs
down, tie this traffic into a good squeeze page for feeding
your AR system with leads and have a good landing page that
converts. You can create a system that delivers perpetual
traffic and pays for itself from your affiliate commissions
and advertising fees.
1. High Profile Article Marketing - This was one of
the most informative parts of the product for me.
Since I do a lot of article marketing myself, she
was spot-on and even takes article marketing a little
further than most marketers do - including myself.
Something I will have to change in the future.
2. Keyword Focus - Tinu gives you a basic run-down
of why keywords are important and HOW to properly
use them to get traffic. Again, detailed instructions
on how to choose your keywords, how to set them
up and what you have to do in order to rank high
for all your chosen keywords. Solid advice.
3. Blogging & RSS - This is Tinu's strong card.
My own initial interaction with Tinu came from this
common RSS topic... her articles on RSS are some of
the best you will ever find on the web. RSS is one
my major study areas in online marketing but even
being familiar with the subject, many of the points
Tinu offers were new to me and which I will be putting
into my own marketing. She covers all the basics of
setting up blogs and RSS feeds; plus some more very
advanced stuff you can try.