The mindset that you approach traffic generation with is important.  This is where I see a lot of new comers or even novice internet marketers go wrong.  They bounce back a forth all over with traffic without either mastering our even understanding how traffic really works.  If you start with a clear understanding of traffic and how to generate it you will save yourself a lot of time, money and most of all headache.  

As mentioned a lot of marketers tend to bounce between traffic strategies. For example, they might decide to shoot a few YouTube videos. Then start a blog. Perhaps they'll dabble in AdWords. Then, when nothing works, they go looking for other strategies.

The truth is most traffic strategies take time to build up. For instance, if you start a blog, you shouldn't expect to get much traffic at all for the first 3-6 months. If you're starting AdWords, you shouldn't expect your campaigns to be profitable for several weeks, as you test ads and keywords. So on and so forth.

Instead, try to pick just 1 to 3 strategies to focus on. Work on these strategies until you can genuinely determine whether or not they are working. If they aren't, then consider moving on to other strategies. Consistency and execution is often more important than the strategy.

How to Choose the Best Strategy for You

Well I recommend two strategies:

1.  To sign up for Leased AdSpace.  Within this platform you are covered from all angles of learning more about different traffic platforms and the cost well let's just say I always think to myself that they could really charge more as compared to other traffic sources.  For more information about Leased Ad Space click HERE!  

2.  If you need to learn more of all the strategies that are available sign up for my 15 day traffic mini-course.  Where daily you receive course content, you'll learn the ins and outs of one strategy, as well as exactly how to execute the strategy. We'll also talk about the pros and cons of the strategy, as well as what kinds of businesses should execute the strategy.

Generally the strategies you choose come down to your business model. For example, if you have an eCommerce website, you're probably best served by mastering paid traffic. If you run an informational website, you probably want to get as high in the search engines as you can. We'll talk about why certain strategies work better for certain businesses, as well as which strategies you should choose for your business.  Click Here to learn more about course!

 Are you ready to get started?  Ok great!  Go ahead and I'll see you on the other side. 

Always to your success,

Tequila