How to Get Guaranteed Website Traffic
People look at
traffic as the Holy
Grail, the answer to
all Internet
Marketing problems.
And as a consequence
they look for
guaranteed website
traffic, they buy
it. Certainly, if
the traffic is the
only obstacle, you
can pay for it.
Especially when it
comes cheap. Been
there, done that.
The purpose of this
post is two folded.
I want to explain to
those who need it
explained, what
traffic is the
traffic you need and
how to get it (paid
or free).
To
start off, let me
tell you how not to
get traffic.
You’ve most
likely seen services
that sell guaranteed
traffic. Those are
the first you should
avoid at all cost.
The traffic you need
is targeted traffic
that converts, that
results in sales. As
an example, I have a
website that
receives over 1,000
unique visitors
every single day and
only makes me ~$3 a
day from Adsense.
And believe me,
I’ve tried
everything to
monetize it better
– it just
doesn’t
convert. However,
that’s still
much better than the
visitors that
guaranteed traffic
services send your
way – 99% of
it bounces (in other
words, those
visitors don’t
even see your site).
When you take that
into account, you
get only 1% of what
you pay for and that
makes a very
expensive traffic of
the lowest quality
there is.The lesson to be
learned here is that
you must know where
your traffic comes
from, what these
people intend to do
on your site and if
they are likely to
buy. Without this
information about
your traffic,
you’re just
wasting your time
and money.
So how do you get
traffic and in a way
that is guaranteed
to land on your
website? Next, I
will explain a
little system that
combines PPC and SEO
to deliver the exact
traffic you want and
with an investment
that is guaranteed
to pay off in the
long run.
- First things first, you have to identify your keywords since this is the search engine traffic. Find as many targeted keywords as you can and create an Adwords campaign with them.
- Run the campaign for at least one day and make sure to bid enough to be on the first page of the search results.
- Use the data from your PPC campaign to chose the keywords you will target in SEO to receive traffic.
I must emphasize
that we’re
running the PPC
campaigns in order
to be sure
there’s
traffic and our SEO
efforts will not be
in vein. In addition
to that, depending
on the PPC
competition, you may
want to run the
campaign longer to
ensure that the
traffic converts.
That would further
qualify the keywords
and efficiency of
your SEO work.
The purpose and main
benefit of this
method is the
efficiency and what
my idea of
guaranteed website
traffic is all
about. While PPC is
the fastest sure way
to get traffic, its
cost is a major turn
off for many. SEO on
the other hand,
takes time to see
results and the
results may not be
as expected. Only
combining the two it
is possible to find
the sweet spot.



October 23rd, 2009 at 6:38 am
Thankyou this is a really thought provoking article. Osh
February 11th, 2010 at 8:45 am
Thanks for the tips!!!
March 16th, 2010 at 9:49 am
Yes! PPC is definitely the best way to get guaranteed traffic. It can be expensive so you need to be careful that you dont over do it. But if your getting the hits you want and converting them, then it shouldnt be a problem because it should pay for itself. I use free advertising with my campaigns and i get the sales i need. I train people and teach them how to market the free way which can be just a powerful as PPC.