(PR Log, 18 March 2013) Say you have a website already up and running. Went through all of the programming, the design and have all of your typos corrected. And you even did your research and had some professional help on your website’s content writing and did some promotion on it through social media. And then you wait. And it has been a week yet your visitor count is dismal at best and that dream of an increase website traffic has remained a hopeful dream. So you scratch your head and wonder why. Turns out, you had to keep up with updating and advertising. You have to be so hands on with grabbing the internet audience’s attention that it will probably take a lot of your time composing s odes and poems promoting your website. And that could take up time that you are better off using to work on your day job, the one that pays the bills.
So off to plan B: Cheap traffic. Or not so cheap traffic, depending on the remaining balance of your savings. Basically saying, you’re paying another website to give you traffic. Now, with all your research, that generated traffic does not always mean real people visiting your website. They could be bots or just generated spam that people close on the advertisement before they read it. But then people follow what’s popular. Once your website has been ‘hit’ enough times, it would actually rank high enough in web search engines for targeted web traffic aka the people who are interested in being your clients, to be visiting your website. It all goes around!
Buying web traffic hasn’t always been synonymous to getting targeted web traffic yet it has guaranteed time and time again that there will be an increase website traffic if one utilizes their services. The amount generated promised and the frequency over the period of time has been the foundation of many web traffic sellers. With that, as far as businesses go, you can be assured that a taint in their reputation by being an unsatisfied customer is not something those web traffic sellers are willing to court. So if they say they will give you 1000 hits in a week, you will have 1000 hits in a week. As long as you pay their fee, of course.
Unlike SEO techniques where you pay for content writers and so on, where the explanations on getting the search engine top page is hazy and there are a lot of factors involved in doing so makes your head spin like a top; buying web traffic is just another way of saying for paying people to advertise your website. Only they do it through links on their own website or through ads that they put on their client’s websites. It’s pretty straight forward. And you have a say in what the banners and content are used to project your business. It’s so much like throwing in a big net, seeing how many fish are available in that spot that you like then throw the net again at a different, more favorable spot. If you throw the net in more places enough times, you’ll find the spot where your favorite fish likes to swim in. And it usually takes just one very satisfied customer to bring in others of similar tastes.
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