Mass Traffic Formula--A New Way For Affiliate Marketers To Increase Website Traffic

The primary concern of all affiliate marketers is how to increase website traffic as much as possible. Historically, there have been three main means to this end: 1) Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising through major search engines; 2) driving organic search engine traffic to one or more personal websites; and 3) launching extensive email campaigns to large lists of prospective customers.

A revolutionary new way of driving online traffic has now been added to this short list. Although most affiliate marketers are not yet aware of this option, it's likely to become a method of choice in the near future because of the huge volume of cost-effective traffic it can generate. Another big advantage is that it does not even require having a website.

It basically entails driving traffic to specific affiliate offers through purchases of huge numbers of ad impressions from one or more online ad networks. These are placed on hundreds--or even thousands--of targeted websites in specific demographic "channels." The potential number of impressions that can be served through these channels greatly exceeds what can be achieved through PPC or of any other form of online advertising. Just as with PPC, however, these ads must be carefully tested and tweaked in order to maximize return on investment.

The small number of online marketers who are pioneering this new marketing strategy have had outstanding success with it and have recently started unveiling it to others. They include Carlos and Lupe Garcia, Michael Jones and, most recently, MTN Partners, a corporate group of entrepreneurs who have given this new approach a formal name--Mass Traffic Formula.

By developing, and applying this innovative new form of marketing, they are creating an interface between many large online ad networks on the one hand and multiple affiliate and CPA networks on the other. Although these two large online business groups are highly complementary, they have had minimal commercial interchange in the past. The overall result of this innovation, therefore, is to open up a highly lucrative new arena of
e-commerce. In the words of Rich Schefren in his new Attention Age Doctrine 2, this new marketing paradigm has the potential to become "a gold rush to end all gold rushes. . .something that would make what happened in California back in the 1800's look like a trickle."

In keeping with this analogy, however, it's important to recognize that this complex new strategy to increase website traffic--much like the original gold rush--is fraught with many perils and potential pitfalls. For a neophyte setting out as a lone prospector, the odds for financial disaster greatly exceed those of achieving financial success.

Anyone who wants to get a piece of the action in this potential new bonanza, then, is well-advised to seek the guidance of a veteran marketer who has the requisite experience and expertise and who has already demonstrated success in mining this new "mother lode."

More information about this exciting new approach can be obtained from the author.

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