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Garbage traffic will convert terrible (and lazy) prospects.

September 11, 2007 by Joseph · Leave a Comment 

 If you are looking to build a solid flow of [tag]Network Marketing Traffic[/tag] - and lots of it - you need to be willing to invest a little effort and time.

Wasting time and money on tricks and gimmicks to get traffic is not the way to build a stable, [tag]long-term supply of prospects[/tag].  Establishing a [tag-tec]serious traffic flow [/tag-tec]to your site is not difficult, but it does take knowledge and a little discipline.  

There are scores of ridiculous offers on the internet making all sorts of promises on how to get [tag]free traffic[/tag].  Most of the offers I’ve seen are absolute garbage, and are nothing more than scams to get your money.   I know, because over the years I’ve spent thousands of dollars trying just about every system out there.   They are like a roller coaster- you get thrilled for a short time, and then the ride ends. 

[tag]Traffic spikes[/tag] do not really do a “thing” for me.  I am only interested in building a steady flow of Network Marketing traffic, and a stable business asset.  Up-and-down traffic peaks, force me to focus on ways to get the next bump- rather than building a [tag]stable source of traffic[/tag] that will enable me to focus on my [tag]Virtual Prospecting[/tag].

So, for my business needs I’ll stay with the long-term [tag]traffic solution[/tag]. 

If you want to also create a stable traffic flow to your site, I suggest that every day you focus on sharing unique and valuable content with others.  There are multiple places you can share good content and achieve easy traffic.  For example, you can:  blog, write articles and press releases, participate on social networks, share on forums, etc.   As you share content, you are branding yourself as an authority in the area of your niche.

As you distribute your knowledge and expertise in your field, you add credibility to your sites (and also your business opportunity).  Visitors will return to your site, and read your articles, because they recognize you as an expert in your area.  They will also join your opportunity, because they know you are knowledgeable in the niche.

[tag]Building traffic[/tag] to your site can be easy - if you are willing to invest a little time and effort.  If you are looking for easy traffic without any effort, you most likely will attract low [tag]quality prospects[/tag] that are also looking for the lazy way.  I personally don’t want to recruit lazy workers to my business.


Create Free Traffic Without the Search Engines!

September 4, 2007 by Joseph · Leave a Comment 

I have shared a lot of information on how to build a [tag]traffic funnel[/tag] using free and low-cost tools.  Of course, when you talk about [tag-ice]free traffic[/tag-ice] most people think of developing a higher page ranking so your site is listed higher in the Search Engines.  With a higher placement, obviously, you will get more traffic from people searching particular keywords or keyword phrases.

While it is certainly true that you can get a [tag]large volume of traffic[/tag] from strategic Search Engine placement, I for one do not want to rely exclusively on the Search Engines for my [tag]site traffic[/tag].  Search Engines can be very fickled at times and can quickly change the success of your [tag]traffic flow[/tag] simply by where they determine to place your site in their rankings.  I don’t want to be dependent on any single entity for my traffic. Read more


How does Traffic relate with Virtual Prospecting?

August 29, 2007 by Joseph · Leave a Comment 

Has the internet really evolved to a place where [tag-tec]virtual prospecting[/tag-tec] is now possible?  How will [tag]traffic trends[/tag] impact the way we recruit? 

Well, first of all, I would venture to say that very few people have even heard of the term “[tag]Virtual Prospecting[/tag]“.  In fact, when I did a Google search I really couldn’t even find a suitable description of the term anywhere - and only 530,000 references in the search results.  I can pretty much guarantee that will be changing very soon as I will raise the banner on this emerging trend in recruiting.

I personally believe the “wave of the future” in online recruiting will be dominated by virtual prospecting systems. These internet based systems will utilize modern technologies to create an interactive experience for visitors and potential business prospects, and will bring the [tag]Network Marketing[/tag] industry into a much closer relationship with internet based Marketing strategies.  Read more


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