What kind of traffic should i definately stay away from?

Hi
Don't mean to be an a.. but just by what you said you have a lot to learn. Don't know what you mean by "stay away from SEO traffic because, that could hurt my rankings" but i would suggest you read this:
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...come-here.html

Yep I agree with the poster above you need to read some stuff there is alot of good information on this site just use the search feature.
Because Search Engine traffic is golden. But you need to make sure you use the correct SEO or you will not get any .

stay away from fiverr traffic

you should test and try everything out for yourself. that is the only way to determine anything. From my experience just about everything works, but you really have to test traffic sources out for yourself.

Don't just try one try them all and make the determination yourself. I'm personally not a huge fan of SEO but it can be very profitable. I would just make better uses of my time and resources first.

SEO isn't free it is very expensive to do it right.

I would stay away from SEO traffic. Thanks Google but no thanks.

And the benefit of your rankings is ... ? ("To generate SEO traffic"!). So that would be rather anomalous?

As an affiliate, I don't want to spend my time, effort, energy or money attracting SEO traffic at all, not because of anything to do with my rankings, but simply because (by comparison with any other sort of traffic I've ever had/tried, in any niche, over the last 4 years) SEO visitors are my worst and least productive sort of traffic. Overall, search engine visitors stay the least amount of time on any of my sites, view the fewest pages, opt in the least often and buy anything by far the least often.

I admit I get floods of them (because good and lasting SEO happens to be an incidental side-benefit of my main traffic-generation method), but I'd hate to have to make a living from them. I perhaps could, just about, but I certainly wouldn't be very comfortable about it.

It's also a very precarious kind of traffic.

But still, collectively, these visitors are "something extra" and I'd much rather have them than not have them.

So, you don't need to "stay away from SEO traffic" at all. But it might be a very good idea to stay away from specifically working toward getting SEO-derived-visitors as your main promotional/traffic-generating method. And don't let your business be dependent for its income on Google. Make sense?

Anyone selling "1,000 visitors for $5" or anything similar/multiples. That's not even likely to be human traffic at all, and if it is, it's sometimes visitors from countries where people are being paid a penny to click on 100 sites, and don't look at them, and don't have credit cards. This is a sweeping generalization, of course, but so often true that I offer it anyway.

To get the most bang for buck on your efforts a well SEO optimized ecommerce website is the route to go. You can make money through SEO on review websites as well if you can write good engaging reviews.

Stay away from traffic exchanges. This type of traffic is useless and you must super-protect your computer from virus when you deal with the sites of traffic exchanges.

If you are looking for quality traffic, which I assume you are, then I would stay away from traffic from Fiverr and Adf.ly. I have success driving traffic from forums by posting and answering questions; leaving a link back to my sites. These people are usually desperate for an answer, and will follow me back to my sites for more information or an answer to their problem. I hope this helps.

Launching two sites simultaneously might not be the thing to do. Maybe I would pick one niche to go into initially and test, test, test until I see how all of this works. The bottom line is that you want targeted traffic that wants what you have to offer. You can get that from ppc, Seo , solo ads, etc if that's what they are looking for. There is no magic bullet and no secret formula to this stuff. We all test our marketing and see what works. Once we find out what's working for us we do more of it and possibly add an additional traffic method to scale up the results.

Untergeted trafiic

Stay away from google adword 'cause i don't think you know how to use it , it will dry your pockets......
Content is king , plus all the usual way you can easy learn everywhere.
It's a bit of a constant work , but if you understand SEO it's a +
good luck
Frank Moreno

Btw. too many site at once ? go for one end work on one project at a time .

Anything offering huge amounts of traffic in little time or no work invloved in a big signal to stay away from.

The best traffic you can get, is the kind you create yourself. You simply find two methods you think you would enjoy doing then spend all your time and energy into them.

Once you see results then move onto another traffic method and get good at that.

After you have tested 4-5 different traffic methods focus one the ones that are bringing in most of the visitors, but always have multiple streams of traffic coming to your site.

This way if one source drys up, your business won't fall with it.

All traffic is good, you just need to learn how to monetise it - like others have said, take your time and do some reading to get an idea how everything works

Hi Carolynn

Whatever traffic you end up trying, my advice is to make sure you use some kind of tracking program to test your results. I have spent many a wasted evening using certain sites to drive traffic and it was only when I started using a tracking site that I realised that many of the sites I was using were useless and were getting me nowhere!

So now, I track, track, track, even though it takes a bit longer to do my marketing, it's worth it!

Hope that helps!

Kind regards
Clare

In terms of seo, and not paid traffic, all traffic is good traffic. If I don't have to pay for a visitor, I can care less where they come from or how they land on my site. Afterall, we all have more than one interest in life...right!!