Using traffic exchanges to generate sales and lower your bounce rate. It can be done.

TommyCarey Level X³

August 30, 2016, 8:43 pm

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Now I'm sure a lot of us have used a traffic exchange in the past or even use them today. We all know that the quality of these traffic exchanges usually isn't very good, but we'll use them anyway in hopes of snagging a quality lead here and there. It's quite possible to snag a good lead through traffic exchanges, but you have to do it the right way.

The trick I like to do is set up a type of buffer website in order to snag people who are paying attention to their browser when they're surfing. This really doesn't have to be very complicated, you can just put up a one page website that has a "Click Here" button that opens in a new tab. It has to open in a new tab in order to keep the person browsing, you don't want to piss them off by interrupting that. Because you know as well as I do that if someone gets annoyed with you, they probably won't be purchasing Using traffic exchanges to generate sales and lower your bounce rate. It can be done.

Using traffic exchanges to generate sales and lower your bounce rate. It can be done.

Put one or two lines of text on the page so they can read it within 10 seconds and decide if they want to click through. If you're selling yoga pants you should put up some text with an image that says "50% off all our yoga pants" and have your "Click Here" button just below the text. This is a short and sweet line of text and lets people know what you have and the money they will be saving if they buy from you Using traffic exchanges to generate sales and lower your bounce rate. It can be done.

Buying 1,000,000 visits from a traffic exchange won't do much if they are on your page for 10 seconds. Mainly because the traffic exchange will slow down the load of your website because it's within an iframe. So it could actually take 10 seconds for your website to load and the person is already on to the next page before they can read your ad/text. I like to set my visits to 30 seconds so that I know my page is loading and the person has time to read the text and click through Using traffic exchanges to generate sales and lower your bounce rate. It can be done.

The main reason for setting up a buffer website to do this is because all traffic exchanges will kill your bounce rate and bandwidth. The people who click through are interested in what you're selling and will be on your website for a good amount of time viewing multiple pages. So this will help you with sales and your bounce rates Using traffic exchanges to generate sales and lower your bounce rate. It can be done.

You'll want to set up a shared hosting account that offers unlimited bandwidth so you don't get cut off and begin wasting your traffic through the traffic exchanges.

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Everett

I have used my fair share of traffic exchanges in the past as well, and found that they are basically a waste of time if you're trying to sell products. If you just want traffic to your website then by all means join a traffic exchange. I actually had my own traffic exchange website, which got over 50 members in the first week of launching.

Here's a scope of what happened:
Members would submit their site, and never log back in. I believe I had 3 users who actively surfed websites, and 1 user who actually bought traffic packages.

Now, i decided to start again, and used a script I sell called "Traffic Exchange System Script" and it somehow seems to do quite well.. perhaps what I found to be annoying, other users did as well is the games, trophies, or other irrelevant functions that do nothing in terms of traffic, and it's just a basic traffic exchange script with no games, or anything like that.. it focuses on just traffic mostly.

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