Brian Francis

Do you think TE sites in general, are on a decline?

Does anyone use or know of platforms that help grow Twitter followers? Is this a good idea or should I keep it strictly organic???

@xiqual Thanks for sharing this, appreciated.

I am not yet convinced that Re-brandable Traffic deserves being put down at this point. Let’s see... Now, although I haven’t received any opt-ins I have managed to generate income through some of the traffic delivered.... The ultimate test now is for me to repeat what I did (which I have, and so far so good). However, I suppose at the end of the day it all depends on how and for what reasons you use this service. I like to explore behaviour or test a web page before going live. Besides, when I can get traffic for as low as $.001 (a tenth of a penny for each visitor) I suppose I can't complain too much. Either way, I will post an update whether I am convinced by the results I receive or not...and perhaps explain some of the strange clicks I seem to be getting.

I have to say I too haven’t received any tangible results from the traffic delivered by Rebrandable Traffic - although I have generated income. In fact I am trying it out right now, studying how the clicks correspond to various changes I make to a page, and I have to say it looks very suspect. It would be interesting to know exactly how and where this traffic comes from... @John Lederer Thanks for sharing.

In my opinion Social Media Marketing is not just about generating new traffic, although of course the more the better, but it’s also about engaging and providing useful information to your audience via Groups and Business Pages as is the case using Facebook. Continuous traffic is very possible, but can be costly...

If I really had to choose just 1, it would have to be one of my own. It has gone through several changes over the years (and problems). However, it is where most of my efforts have gone. Here it is again in its new format: Content Publishing & Design

Affordable Traffic from Over 31 Thousand Websites. The claim in the above heading sounds like a pretty tall order for any service to truly provide, especially at affordable prices for shoe-string budgets. Well, I can say for sure that whilst you will indeed get visitors to your websites using Rebrandable Traffic you may not get as many conversions. However, isn't that the normal case? I mean, even when using the most popular internet advertising services such as Google’s Adwords you’ll get far more impression and clicks than actual conversions, be it an actual sale or merely a click. So what now? By now, you will already know that generating website traffic is at the core of all your online marketing activities. Without traffic it is obvious to say that people would otherwise not see your offer and therefore no sales or other conversions can be made. Now, whilst you may be hesitant in trying out alternative traffic services to the likes of Google Adwords or Bing. Rebrandable Traffic , will most definitely answer your concerns with costs and improving your Alexa rank. Plus you can earn by reselling traffic to other businesses… You can try Rebrandable Traffic out for free - but please let me know how it works out for you. You're feedback will help others determine which offers work best with this program. Thank you. UPDATE: See here for other experiences with Rebrandable Traffic : Also read my IBO PR: The Truth About Rebrandable Traffic (Prelude) http://howtomonetise.com/rebrandable-traffic-button.png SaveSave

Really appreciate this piece Jorden. Thanks for sharing. As an affiliate marketer It is so embarrassing when you discover you’ve been promoting crap disguised as something good.

Here, here. Without going into too much detail, scarcity marketing is “scarcity marketing” i.e. a genuine offer for a limited time or availability...

Yes, idealfreedomplan I agree totally, I just don't understand how these type of ‘ads’ can be successful. However, as you see them so often you start to think that maybe you’re missing a trick... Now, this reminds me of something I experimented with recently on a specific advertising platform, where after finally seeing so many of these type of ads that I decided to run a few similar ones myself; minimal information and a subscription form - that’s it! They weren’t well received and were soon reported for not having enough information - What!!!

Personally I see very little point in Traffic Exchanges... Although I do see their usefulness for certain objectives (got ya!), namely getting sub affiliates, sign ups, downlines etc... (the sort of long term passive income route???) If you are looking for sales through traffic exchanges I believe this will be very difficult, unless you are of a few, or the only supplier of a specific or unique product or service. Remember with traffic exchanges you are in an environment where mostly everyone is promoting their own offers too. And so the chances are you’d sooner get someone to signup and start promoting what you are promoting, rather than someone actually wanting to buy what you are promoting....

Oh yeah, there is one important thing to take into consideration, and that is RT (Re-brandable Traffic) suggests that the platform be used as a lead generator i.e a simple landing page where visitors can learn more, register for free etc. However, in my opinion I feel that even if you are not looking for subscribers, this is a great way of studying behaviour by split testing and monitoring visitor navigation responses.... What do you think? ( please use my link below to check it out yourself )

Thanks Greg, this sure does help! I too have RT referrals. However what concerns me most is getting conversions from the actual campaigns I run...

I hear what you are saying Michael, the behavioural patterns of the ‘hits’, if you study them closely, sometimes simply do not seem to add up.. i.e. showing as if a subscription has been made when it hasn't, plenty Intrigued visitors that check privacy and TOS, etc Anyways, I am still really testing, even to the extent of swopping the locations of links and their titles on a promoted page and watching for behavioural pattern changes. I have to say I am still not totally convinced - so the testing goes on. Cheers