The Blood and Guts of Social Traffic and Generating A Torrent of Traffic
This past weekend, I had the opportunity to share the stage with Internet Marketing Guru Jo Han Mok and we shared some of our insider strategies.
The crowd has been expecting some blogging tips, but sadly I had to disappoint.
Instead, I’m getting a number of positive vibes about the traffic strategies I’ve developed over the past couple of months.
It has been a funny experience, just seeing the traffic surge every month by between 50% and 100%.
January was an especially good month with more than 7,500 unique visitors heading over.
This month looks like it’ll bust that fairly easily.
I think one major difference between what I’ve been doing with my Social Traffic Generation and the Spike/Surge strategies used by other Internet Marketers, is that the traffic I generate is very sticky and sustainable.
To be honest, I couldn’t really care about the effort to generate the “one off” traffic usually associated with a Digg spike.
Once I’ve established my traffic baseline:
At between Alexa’s 20,000 and 40,000 mark, it gives me flexibility to focus on marketing or branding efforts.
In addition to being free or low cost, my social traffic generation system brings traffic that is:
- Highly Targeted and Qualified
- Sustainable over a period of time
- “Sticky”
As you might have read in “Why 90% of Internet Marketers Fail“, failure can be attributed to not having a plan in place.
It’s got nothing to do with buying the latest “product du jour”, and everything to do with having a system in place that produces results.
In response to demand from the event’s participants, Jo Han and I will be offering a highly customized workshop geared at establishing your online presence and generating consistent and sustainable income. The takeup rate at the workshop was very encouraging and it’ll be in a small group setting, so you’ll get personalized attention.
Some of my blog readers have asked about workshops to accelerate their Internet income generation. I checked with Jo Han yesterday and we can take a limited number of participants. Applications will be strictly reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
The workshop will be held in Singapore in March and you’ll receive hands-on consultation from Jo Han and myself.
If you are serious and committed about your online income generation, you should drop me a message, including your contact number, at the Contact Form now.
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[…] It’s just that I’ve seen so many self-professed expert bloggers and Internet Marketers peddling their sub-standard blogging products that it made me angry enough to team up with Jo Han Mok to offer our customized workshop I mentioned in my earlier post: The Blood and Guts of Social Traffic and Generating A Torrent of Traffic. […]
Dylan
February 26, 2007 at 11:21 pm (17 years ago)Wow, you’ve just succesfully ‘salted’ me! My interest is piqued and i’ve signed up!
Dylan
2k a day
March 5, 2007 at 11:02 pm (17 years ago)That sounds like one heck of a great conference! I wish I could get to Singapore for it.
Larry
March 27, 2007 at 9:56 pm (17 years ago)I’m sorry but I really don’t see what the big fuss is all about. I’ve created brand new websites in the past and achieve 120,000 visitors by the 2nd month. Right now, I’m serving over 7,000,000 pages from my websites and growing at about 30% each month without any real marketing effort.
Still, I’ll be dropping by Singapore in mid-April and hopefully we can meet up for a casual chat if you’d like to. 😉
Andrew Wee
March 28, 2007 at 11:40 am (17 years ago)Those are interesting numbers you’re quoting, though as a SEO, I’m sure you’d already know that traffic quality is probably more important than just quantity alone.
I’d rather have 1,000 qualified uniques than 100,000 or even 1 million unqualified ones.
PS: I’ll be in the US for most of April. Perhaps next time.
micro job
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