Best products for traffic

anyone please?

None of the products that automate will benefit you over time, and will likely leave a big footprint to be filtered.

The best links are those you create manually on sites that have authority and it takes time. You can chase after 1000's of useless links or you can chase after relevant useful links.

One tool that I use (And most people only think of it as a password manager) is Roboform. It saves a ton of time logging into affiliate programs to check stats but it is way more powerful than that.

You can use it to set up Identities to fill out forms as you comment and post.

Set up an identity for the project you are working on getting links. Then when you go to leave a blog comment or join a forum - 1 click and everything is filled in automatically. Then you simply place your comment. You can also set up canned comments with links if you choose and click to fill that out as well.

It's a really powerful tool for people who want to get things done quickly and not waste a lot of time doing redundant typing.

Combine it with Dragon Naturally speaking and a good headset and you can comment pretty quickly. A real productivity booster.

And traffic doesn't mean much if it doesn't convert.

Spend your time getting your links from places your customers actually go... let the SEO fall into place. I know of a site that pulls 95% of it's traffic from referrals and hardly any from SEO. All because so many sites link to them. Google ignores that site but it doesn't matter.

Thank you so much for this! Really appreciate it!

Cheers!!!

The quickies way to make money online is by sale weight loss products.

Step 1: Set up your web site so it tracks conversions, NOT traffic. You can use Google Analytics for this if you search how to figure out conversions (Goals).

Step 2: Test free and paid techniques - run them for 30 days or a high number of impressions.

Step 3: Analyse the conversion results. Dump the losers and expand you advertising efforts/budget in the winners.

Step 4: Keep the good ones and test new ones every month.

After 6-8 months of this, you will have a good idea as to what traffic converts well for you. If you can't track your return on investment on EVERY marketing technique you should not be advertising.

I know I already sent you a PM but just to benefit anyone else who might stumble across this thread, I use Tweet Attacks PRO for traffic. Been using it for 2 years.

It can only do what YOU set it up to do though, it is not just some push-button software that does everything for you. Like everything else it takes time and practice to figure out which methods will produce the best results for your needs.

You can search the web, check my link in my sig, whatever you like. You will find nothing but great reviews.

These kinds of software really DO work, but again, it's only as good as the user (YOU)

I also use Scrapebox and SeNuke X

But those are more for backlinks, not traffic. However, backlinks from authority sites is what pulls your site up in the search results, bringing organic traffic in the long run.

All of my domains are on first page of search results for my keywords.

But before I bought those, I used www.thefreeblogcommenter.com

It will find relevant blogs to any niche, scan the PR of each one and you can start posting to the highest ranking ones. I only post to PR-1 thru PR-10

Skip any blogs with PR-N/A or PR-0, you will love the results.

Organic traffic is the best! Use SEO products like Blog Blueprint or Magic Submitter and maybe pay for some High PR home page backlinks as well.

This might sound a bit of an obvious answer, and perhaps not exactly what you where hoping for, but I reckon you shouldn't overwhelm yourself by buying another traffic product. Or another product at all for the duration that you're using (or rather learning how to use) Commission Domination.

I say this because, when you have two or more product that you're trying to use at any one time, it can get a bit overwhelming. Certainly for a beginner (not that I'm saying you are).

I'd suggest you absolutely master using what you've got in your tool kit now, and worry about other products later.

Think of what I'm suggesting like this, your focus is your last bit of butter... and the potential products (or traffic methods) as bread... you have enough butter (focus) for one slice of bread (product/traffic method), but if you get more slices of bread, now you need to butter those too, all with one bit of butter.

Now your butter (focus) is spread too thinly over two/three/four/however many slices of bread (products) that you can hardly taste the butter (can't focus) on any of the slices of bread (products).

But if you butter just one piece of bread with all of the butter, you get all of the butter (focus) on one piece of bread (product/traffic method), giving you the fullest taste (best results) you could hope for.

This is all assuming that you like buttered bread of course!

Hope that helps,

All the best

Jamie