As you probably know from our prior posts, YouTube can be a great source of free traffic to your website. However, for really viral videos, there's a major traffic leak in this model:
You post your popular video
A blogger gets the video url and embeds it on a blog.
End result: People get to enjoy your content without seeing your link in ... Read More
Plugging Youtube Video Traffic Leaks
Posted On 11 May 2009 By High Revenue Admin. Under: free website traffic.
As you probably know from our prior posts, YouTube can be a great source of free traffic to your website. However, for really viral videos, there's a major traffic leak in this model:
You post your popular video
A blogger gets the video url and embeds it on a blog.
End result: People get to enjoy your content without seeing your link in ... Read More
Critique of “50 top ways to drive traffic to your site”
Posted On 04 May 2009 By High Revenue Admin. Under: free website traffic.
The unattributed list below has been circulating in forums and reprinted on many "make money online" blogs since 2008. We're reprinting it here to comment on each method individually. This particular reprinted list is from the reprint at iBanter -- we're reprinting the list here for "Fair Use" purposes of commentary and analysis.
1. Write and submit articles to the article ... Read More
The most often overlooked source of traffic is …
Posted On 02 May 2009 By High Revenue Admin. Under: free website traffic.
Judging from all the other webmaster resource blogs out there, most of the traffic sources for your site are to be found by actively building links, finding where your target demographic congregates online and recruiting them from those places, and forging relationships/partnerships with other sites. It's also true, however, that some of the most powerful sources of traffic for your ... Read More
How To Get Free traffic from Youtube
Posted On 30 Apr 2009 By High Revenue Admin. Under: free website traffic.
YouTube gets crazy traffic. We're talking hundreds of millions of page views. For marketers, the challenge has always been how to get a slice of this traffic and do it within the rules of YouTube. This means no comment spam or obvious spam links. Regardless, it's obvious people are still running comment spam bots--betting on the pure statistical possibility that ... Read More




