Robert Puddy

[...] , especially if you have chosen a TE that comes highly recommended, so keep working on the splash page. If your splash page is receiving clicks, but no-one is subscribing from your squeeze page then [...]

[...] product ready to go, the path is completed by carrying out the following steps: 1) Create the splash page. 2) Create the squeeze page. 3) Create the “thank you” page. 4) Configure your [...]

[...] the efficacy of my campaign, I simply compare the number of unique visitors that arrive on my splash page and then compare this with the number of unique visitors that arrive at my squeeze page. For [...]

[...] up-to-date with this article series then you should now have a fully functioning offer and splash page.  All that remains is to plug your campaign into your chosen traffic exchange (TE) and let [...]

[...] criteria is sufficiently met, but it wouldn’t hurt to spend a few more days improving your conversion rates and pushing the customer value a little bit higher. 2) A full grasp of the TE. That is to [...]

[...] promotes surfing contests or has recently begun to, you will notice the effect in your conversion rates. If the promotions are sufficient to push the customer cost over the customer value, then it’ [...]

[...] by up to 900 percent! By the same token, tracking and testing allow you to improve the conversion rates of your own Web pages. Increasing a 1% conversion rate to 2% sounds measly, but it means [...]

[...] is distracted by any – or both – of these two factors, a negative impact is made on the conversion rates. Even if the effect is very slight, over a long period of time the effect is measurable. [...]

[...] In last month’s introduction, we explored the benefits of the Traffic Exchange for small business owners. Next, we’re going to look at the questions you need to [...]

[...] The best traffic exchange is . . .  AdvertisingKnowHow.com – obviously! That’s meant to be tongue-in- [...]

[...] own affiliate link into the fields provided. Later on, when you refer a new member to the traffic exchange, their Downline Builder will contain your affiliate links. As with building downlines in [...]

This month, we explore one of the fundamentals of traffic generation – knowing your audience. [...]

[...] you will face along the way. The Lost World is inhabited by a vast collection of “Traffic Exchanges” (TE), also known as “Hit Exchanges”. A TE drives large volumes of traffic [...]

[...] For such a simple format, traffic exchanges (TEs) frequently manage to announce “ground-breaking” new events and deals that [...]

Ask yourself the question, “What are the people who use TEs really looking for?” Plain and simple, they’re not looking for . . . anything! [...]

[...] ’t very good at it.  If an inexperienced Internet entrepreneur tries to use traffic exchanges, their chances of success are going to be limited. When failure occurs, most will [...]