Kevin J Timothy

I'm looking for activity there and I am especially checking for how they verify sites. The security measures has to be reasonable. It always helps to offer impressive monthly bonuses as being a member. Choose your exchanges wisely.

My best results have come from Facebook ads and online classified ads.

The thing that peeves me the most about using safelists is when you receive your own email advertisements. I don't believe all safelists allow this, but I am a member of some that after you send out your very own ad, you will see it in your own inbox. It defeats the purpose, not to mention skews the CTR stats. What sense does it make for you to view your own ad?

Fill out your downline builders and pace yourself on a daily basis. Find a fair number of sites that you are willing to surf, and hit that mark each day. 25, 50, 100...just commit to it. But I find that the key is to do this across multiple traffic exchanges. Don't get comfortable with the same 4-6 TEs. It's much better to brand yourself across at least 10 of them viewing even just 25 sites (at each exchange) per day. This is more efficient than viewing 200 sites at your favorite six exchanges. Brand yourself in as MANY as possible. When I first started I stuck to just a handful of exchanges. But folk need to see you (and your offers everywhere).

If we are limited to list provided I would have to say Facebook groups. Social media is the strongest (longer termed) strategy from this list as you are building relationships as well. Solo ads would be second. But you did not included blogging about your affiliate product. We would assume that you are knowledgable about the product you are affiliated with - so educate others on it (not sell). Also, most likely there will be others looking and researching your affiliate product. Blog about it and place content in the proper position to have their questions and concerns addressed.

Keeping my focus set on owning my time. Ultimately the goal is to retire LONG before my government expects me to. Also, to retire long before my body begins to break down - because you cannot expect to chase money forever. That's what employees do. I am always reminding myself that it's not millionaire status that I am after (although that MAY be a good thing), but having all the time and resources to help the less fortunate. It's time that we take back our most valuable asset. It's time that we take back the leverage (from employers).

Tweeting surely does increase your advertising views. In order for this to work you must have amassed a number of Twitter followers. Twitter, like many other social networks, is for just that - networking socially. If you go into Twitter marketing with the prime objective of tweeting your affiliate links, you are sadly mistakened. Focus on building up a following first before committing to those incentive based tweeting via your affiliate programs. Build relationships there and follow folks of like minds. Sure, you earn points, but how much will it matter if it is getting tweeted to just a handful of followers. The benefit is two fold as you stand a much greater chance of getting retweeted...especially if you yourself have hundreds of followers.

This is not possible, considering that advertising is a part of marketing. In order to generate traffic...you must advertise.