| In this Article we look at the second competitive advantage of successful Internet Marketers - Warm Traffic and True O'pt- In Lists. Good, Bad and Ugly Traffic Marketing depends heavily on the type of Traffic you attract. * Untargeted Traffic Similar to Traffic passing high street shops in vehicles. This Traffic is of very little use. * Targeted Traffic Similar to people window shopping on the high street. There is a chance that if the products appeal, they will walk in to get a better look. Competition from other shops, for this type of Traffic is very high. * Warm Traffic Similar to browsers who walk into the high street shops to 'Touch and Feel' the merchandise. Your best prospects and chances of sales come from this group. => Sidebar - What Traffic Touts don't want you to know They can and will sell you untargeted and targeted Traffic. Very few can deliver warm Traffic! Sidebar - What Traffic Touts don't want you to know Page Impressions with no filter deliver untargeted Traffic! Page Impressions with filters result in untargeted to targeted Traffic. Sidebar - What List Pushers don't want you to know You have no easily checked evidence of : How long ago the names were obtained Where the names were culled from Which competitors have the same names Whether or not the purchased list has a genuine interest in your offers Sidebar The two strategies above will create Warm Traffic in volume and help you build responsive True O'pt-In lists. The Paid route will deliver results faster. The Free route will deliver Volume. - Use this engine to practice => - Information on PPC => - PPC directory Simply Easier Marketing 1 - First Competitive Advantage => - HTML => - Text How To Build An O'pt-In List F'ree e-course => Intellectual and emotional triggers for True O'pt-In Lists => An unusual Cost Per Action Solution => Syndicate yourself with F'ree Press Releases and articles => => Build Search Engine and People Friendly Content Pages => => Other relevant articles: All Website Traffic Is Not Created Equal By Angela Wu (c) 2004
Ten Tips to the Top of the Search Engines By (c) 2004 Jill Whalen (c) 2004 Charles Kangethe
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