Are you one of those internet marketers who faithfully believe that if they could only increase the traffic to their site they could make a killing?
This is the way most people think. More traffic = higher profits.
But that’s not always true. If it is going to do you any good, it has to be ‘targeted’ traffic. What’s the difference?
Targeted traffic consists of people who are interested in your product or service and would be more likely to spend money to get it from you.
Non-targeted traffic consists of the rest of the world. These individuals are not interested in buying what you have and, therefore, will not part with their cash for it.
Since time and money are valuable resources, don’t waste them trying to promote your site to people with no interest in your product. Instead, find out where your targeted visitors spend their time. Then you can promote your site there.
For example, let’s say you want to promote a site called thebeachesofaruba.com and one way you will do so is by posting messages in online forums and including a link back to the site in your signature.
Now think about which...
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