Free vs. Paid Traffic

Anything you do online is pretty much useless without traffic. It doesn’t matter how many pages you create, how much time you spend researching, and how many articles you write if you never get any traffic.

Traffic = Potential Customers = money

Unfortunately, traffic is the one thing most online business owners overlook. They live by the “build it and they will come” mentality, preferring to spend time making their site look pretty and have lots of bells and whistles, without spending much time thinking about how to actually get people there.

In this report, I’m going to teach you a few quick and easy ways to get traffic to your website. You’ll need traffic in order to build a list, get clicks on AdSense ads, or sell products. No matter what you do, traffic is the ultimate key.

So let’s get started.now!

free vs. paid traffic

Many people believe that all traffic should be free, but this isn’t always true. It can be worth it to pursue paid traffic avenues if you have a product that has been proven to convert very well. The trouble is, you will need some free traffic in order to test conversions, first.

I use one main rule of thumb when deciding whether or not to try paid traffic:

·        If I am selling a product of my own, or if I am sending traffic to a page that focuses on selling on specific product, I will try paid traffic.

This means that I WOULD send paid traffic to a sales page or a review page, but I would NOT send paid traffic to a blog, forum, article directory, or other information-style website.

Paid traffic should be reserved for situations where you are promoting something very specific that has already been proven to convert. Otherwise, 

stay with free traffic source

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