Fabian Tan

Many new marketers come online and use traffic exchanges to get free traffic. Sure, the traffic is free and you can potentially get lots of traffic, but the traffic is un-targeted. If your time is worth like $3 or more, then traffic exchanges are not a good way to spend your time online. Unless you automate the process (which I will talk about later in the article...)

If you really insist on using traffic exchanges, you should be using tabbed browsing. This will allow you to open multiple tabs in your browser to surf different traffic exchanges all at once. It will speed up your T.E. surfing, but it's still a poor way to spend your time!

If you want to use T.E.s, you should be buying credits, instead of surfing the exchanges themselves.It's possible to get 30-50 leads per day from traffic exchanges alone or more. I did try a one-day experiment with it before. But you've got to be prepared to spend a lot per lead ($1-$2). It's possible to pay that amount if your revenue per lead over 6 months to a year is more than $2, which is very easy to achieve.

The idea is to buy hundreds of campaigns so your website is practically showing every few minutes or even every few seconds to a TE surfer.

The advantage of this strategy? It's pretty much hands-off compared to PPC, where you have to manage the campaigns hands-on. But you'll have to market your list pretty aggressively to monetize it.

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