Traffic For Me

Traffic

Traffic For Me

Traffic For Me is an internet web traffic provider that I have used a few times and have gotten some pretty good clicks and leads to my websites and offers to.  If you watched the video you will see how you can set up your own campaigns as well to start getting traffic to your site quickly.

Why Paid Traffic?

There are two ways you can get traffic to your site/offer: Free or Paid.  While free is always nice, the main downfall to this method is the amount of time and effort that needs to go in to the traffic.  This could be creating videos, blog posts, social media, engaging with people and so on. 

Now, do not think for a minute that I feel that those efforts go unnoticed or are not worthy as they truly are...they just take a long time.

Perhaps you get a couple leads a week from those methods, though there is a faster way to get as many clicks and potentially leads as you want each week, though it will involve a financial investment, not a time one.

There are many services out there that offer paid traffic through SMS (Text messaging) CPC (Cost Per Click), Banner Ads, FB ads, Adsense and much more, so it is always recommended to do your due diligence and see which one works best for you and your offer.

Depending on how you have your offer aligned and in what niche, you could be paying a few cents per click up to many dollars per click.  Usually though, anytime you order up more clicks, it usually means a lower overall price per click.

With Traffic For Me, you can order up a variety of packages with SMS (Text message clicks) or Email clicks on a variety of niches as well as traffic levels.  I would recommend investing in the higher quality clicks as it makes more sense to get a better quality of lead from a more developed region of the world than it would to get a lot of clicks from an area that might have a lot of poverty and few people able and willing to purchase a product.

That is the point right?  To sell your product!

No traffic and no one visiting your sites can be the death of your business.

How to Order Internet Traffic!

To get your first campaign up and running or to try out T4Me, just click here>> Traffic For Me

The company pulls top quality traffic providers and is great in communication with clients.  For example I have usually received messages following up with me before my campaign goes live to make sure things like my web page, offer and lead capture system/Autoresponder are in order and working correctly so that I may capture a lead in the process.  The also follow up with emails when traffic starts, when it finishes and if there is any problems they will work with you to help alleviate the issue.

Why Collect the Lead and not go right for the sale?

While it might be nice to earn some instant gratification commissions, you also want to build a list that you can continue to offer solutions and products to, in an effort to increase the lifetime value of your customer.  If you were to just send traffic to an affiliate offer of another person, you are in fact building their list and not your own.

Collect the lead first on your end and then you can send them to the offer on the thank you page or through your email autoresponder follow up series where you engage with them, provide more content and give examples of how what you have to offer can help them grow or improve what they want to get better in.

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