Is It True? Can You Just “Stumble On” More Traffic?

Ok we’ve been talking a lot about the best Web 2.0 strategies
for your business. Sites like Technorati and Digg are great
methods for getting traffic to your blog.

But there’s another powerful resource that I use to put my blog
in front of loads of new visitors day after day.

It’s a program called Stumble Upon that lets people who
surf the Web tag sites they like. In fact, this program even
lets users channel surf, and view sites with the specific
info they are looking for.

What can this mean for you?

More traffic for your blog, and REAL PEOPLE making comments
and using Stumble Upon to tag your posts. I know it sounds
simple, but the truth is sites like this are the wave of
the future.

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Every marketer knows it takes a lot of traffic to build a
successful business. But not everyone knows how to get this
kind of MASSIVE traffic.

I’m sure you’ve heard a lot of ‘gurus’ talk about search
engine optimization, and how sites like Google are the best
way to drive free traffic to any website. I found one post
that illustrated the current market share of the major
search engine sites.

As you can see Google, Yahoo, and a few other websites are
still considered by many people to be among the best traffic
sources available.

But it’s not so easy for new marketers to plug their websites
into the top ranks of Google and the other search engines.

In another post I read recently, Tim Whiston goes into great
detail on exactly what it takes to optimize your site for
good search engine rankings. But as you can see from his
article… it can be a lot of work, and it requires a pretty
good understanding of basic website design!

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Yesterday, I had a BIG FIGHT with some marketers who
asked me to price the coaching program at $4,997.00.
Some of them even ACCUSSED me of trying to RUIN the
Internet marketing industry by STORM.

On the other hand…

When I slowly read through all your posts, I started
to think about the days I was broke and poor. The
days that I had pick up pennies on the street for my
day-to-day meal.

It really TOUCHED me wholeheartedly.

In fact, I even drove my luxury car to the place I
used to live, where the community was dark and poor.
Additionally, I drove to the convenience store I
used to work at as well.

I was in TEARS. It was the toughest time of my life,
where I had to work from 11PM - 7AM every day.

Due to all these reasons, I decided to cut down my
price DRASTICALLY. I know many of my friends are
upset with me. However, I just know that you guys
are my MAIN PRIORITY.

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Earlier today, I came across a blog on Technorati titled, 
“Make Money Online -Two basics for a successful website”
This article really caught my attention.

Unfortunately after reading this blog, I must say I don’t
fully agree with the conclusion on the Earn Money Online
blog in that all you need to be successful online TODAY
are these two basics: Content and Links.

 

As a successful online business owner, believe when I tell
you that I’ve worked very hard to create the financial
freedom I desire and to work from home on my own terms
to which I am very grateful…….

HOWEVER….

I’m sure you’ve heard the following: Content is King
and Links are Queen.  Folks…this is only part of the truth. 

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If you use the Firefox browser, you should check out a
great plugin called Submit em’ Now. This very cool tool
makes it super easy for you to add your blog link and RSS
feed to over 100 blogging directories.

Tim Whiston says on his blog he took his PR from 1 to 3
in just ten days using this great plugin! Personally I use
software called Blog Jet to manage my RSS submissions, but
for new marketers who aren’t sure they want to spend $39.95.

Whichever method you use, Blogjet or Submit em’ Now, it is
HUGELY important that you plug your blog into as many of the
top RSS feeds as you can.

By doing this, you will create loads of top quality links
back to your Wordpress blog, and generate a ton of quality
subscribers who come back to your blog every time you make
a post.

What does this mean in the end?

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