Traffic methods...

[yoshiko]

thanks for the info. you have just create a very useful checklist for me although i am not a newbie anymore. I find article marketing combined with social networking a very powerful combo.

[rdmorrow]

So much good information, Thanks.

[slma88]

There are too many work involved if applied all the methods in this article. We just need to concentrate a few methods consistently will help to increase traffic.

[chris8918]

Exactly what I am doing...Amen to that!!

[MeTellYou]

awesome post. thanks for sharing that. I think this is very important to have a list of things in one place. Thanks again!

[tmursch]

I did not know about prweb.com, thanks!

[asupport]

THANKS for a really useful post! And it cannot be emphasized enough: get BACKLINKS, BACKLINK, BACKLINKS

[tssen]

Hi cool post! but just wondering with the rss feed (still new!) Is it ok to post your ezine articles to 55 Rss directories? or would you only post to some?

[Sheryl Polomka]

That is one very big list of how to get traffic and build backlinks. Some of those I really didn't know or didn't think of using.

Usually I don't read really long posts, but this is a good one, so good that I think I'll have to bookmark it for reference.

Thanks

[Sheryl Polomka]

Oh one more thing - the 55 RSS Feed Directories - what a valuable source, that is fantastic.

Thanks
again

[JP Wilson]

It's easy to forget how many options us marketers have. This is a great reminder. Thanks for the post.

[Chris Stigson]

Articles are so easy to do and use. They can be posted all over the place. Hire somebody to write them for you if you can't do it. I write just a few per week, maybe 5-10 of em' and easily do a few hundred bucks a week just doing that. No trouble at all, then if you do some web 2.0 stuff, like socialmarker.com on your articles, and submit the articles with article marketer or submityourarticle... add 1 post or so every now and then to a blog and have some kind of list building you are pretty much set with a plan of action

[josefnew]

This is heavy and need repeat reading to digest all the information here. Thanks.

[Steve Peters Benn]

I'd say - pick a few methods that appeal to you, focus on them and screw the rest. In my experience when people try and do it all they often end up doing nothing....

[virginiad]

A couple of offline suggestions. You mentioned flyers and newspapers.

What about the old standby..direct mail (postcards)

Also, talk radio...buy 1/2 hour and answer people's questions about your niche.

A little more off-the-wall...bumper stickers or T-shirts "ask me about..."

[Paid Surveys]

an absolutely stunning post. I really like the way that your first step is to identify what you want from the traffic. Sadly too many people start building traffic without thinking it through.

[Tunnan]

Originally Posted by qkz283

This information was written due to seeing similar questions on this forum over and over again. It starts out pretty basic, but there is some good information within it.

Thanks for the info mate =P
have only read half yet but more when i get home

[JimLillig]

Excellent List. Anyone reading should be able to at least find three options that they can start driving traffic to their website(s). The most successful affiliates use traffic to build a list, which is a long term asset if treated with respect and care.

[delsauzo]

Very informative, concise and straight to the point

[igorhelpsyousucceed]

Hey qkz,

to tell you the truth, I haven't read all
of it, only the first 3 paragraphs, but skiping
through the bold titles... you did a great job
of compiling a great resource.

Thanks.

Igor

[asher_gben]

thanks for you nice sharing

[marktheonlinesurfer]

Excellent list! Thanks a lot. I am exploring some of the methods you listed and am curious what other people of these methods.

[jthomas011]

I am a newbie and this is just fantastic! thanks a bunch for sharing this !

[thejoeb]

Thanks for the info. Good article.

[homebasedmom]

Thank you for sharing this to us, it is a big help for newbies like me in here.

[kettlewell]

This is an excellant bullet point reference overview on how it's done. Could also be used as the basis for a table of contents... in fact it's not too far off from the TOC that I have right now for a book I'll publish later this year...

Newbies - just take each paragraph, and search the keywords and phrases in the WarriorForums for tons and tons of great information that is more in depth on each paragraph.

Great job OP!

Matt

[YseUp]

I have a question. If you have a backlink with anchour text as (1) "XXXXproductreviews.com"

Is that the same as having anchour text (2) "XXXX reviews" since the first link has the two key words present.

Or is link 1 not as good as link 2

[Michael Franklin]

Originally Posted by YseUp

I have a question. If you have a backlink with anchour text as (1) "XXXXproductreviews.com"

Is that the same as having anchour text (2) "XXXX reviews" since the first link has the two key words present.

Or is link 1 not as good as link 2

You want your page to be ranked high for "XXXX reviews" in the search engines so definitely go with 2.

[plugsnpixels]

Originally Posted by YseUp

But surely IM isn't just about repackaging someone elses IM info to sell to other IM'ers?

After viewing a ton of ezines and web offers I was starting to wonder about this-!

[hangtimenino]

wow! thank you for sharing them. im going to keep a copy of this post, as a referrence that i could always look up when ever i go astray.
i hope that's ok.
thanks again

[Don Wright]

Thanks for the post. Piggybacking on Wassim, it offers a good outline that can guide newbies in the right direction. Thanks for taking the time.

[fypnlp]

thanks for the article. It's super useful

[localbandpost]

I found this to be extremely helpful in learning how to get my site on the 'engines'. When you promote local bands though the keywords you find have such a high competition rate that they are almost un-usable... I need to know HOW to build an xml sitemap and where and how to upload it so i will do as you say and search Google! Thank you for the help!

[Izesta]

Solid, basic information very well put together.

Thanks

[dushkarn]

really really useful information especially for newbies like me. thank you very much.

[EmmaJames]

That's some good stuff. I was wondering about
"trackbacks" and you answered my question.

Very cool!

[kameleon]

I will try to implement some of these usefull tips in my internet campaign.

[Hafsoh]

Nice post! useful info

[slvrsrfr]

very nice. and super generous of you. this will help me as a great reference guide to be looked at again and again.

so important, so simple but not necessarily easy.

jason

[Paul2008]

This is better than most ebooks you read! Should go into some kind of newbie 101 marketing sticky post or something... or perhaps it already has.

[Cassie18]

This is an awsome read for me. It has answered some questions I have now and I will print it out for future reference. Even the posts that followed give great advice. Thanks all!

[sts2k]

that was a great article and very helpful..anyone else wants to add more to it?

[BeeJay]

Nice work OP! Where was this post when I was just starting out!

[johnson330]

This information should help me. I'm learning everyday. Thank you for posting.

[Jeff Williams]

Good list...

I'd also include TV and radio advertising. Maybe not every IMers first choice in media buying, but not to be overlooked either IMO.

HTH

-Jeff

[SurviveUnemployment]

Amazing post. Thanks so much.

[jenniesweetie]

Wow...Great List..but I am gona work to death....Maybe take the Top 5 and work on them....then use them to draw Search Engine traffic in...

Google is still the king of targeted and hungry buyers

[HarrisonJ]

Great post, that pretty much covered getting traffic. And above all, before trying to get traffic, you need great content. Its all about high quality content + marketing.

[JAIDEEP2959]

Fantastic man.

You saved hundred dollars of newbies.

[Mat Awang]

ya, fantastic post,

its all about traffic,

without traffic you will 'die'

-Mat Awang