The key to much more traffic

Everyone wants to hold the key to much more traffic in their hands. It’s so close, but you just can’t get your hands on it. This is mainly because, instead of supporting this method, the “gurus” tell you that it is a dangerous method. That’s true, but only because people use it the WRONG way.

We all know that email marketing is by far the most effective marketing method. In many cases it is difficult to obtain those emails. The gurus only explain the subscription list, which is indeed an extremely important asset for any internet marketer. What they don’t tell you about is the controversial method of buying leads.

You may have heard that many people got into trouble because they spammed people with ads. Or you may hear that people were scammed when trying to buy leads. This is all true, but what if you knew how to avoid these things? It is not so difficult. If I can do it, you can too.

Here’s an example: I get 50,000 leads each week from my provider. These are great leads that are recent and more or less in my area of ​​business. 1 in 10 leads visit my page with a 1 in 600 sales conversion. I consider this a great conversion rate due to the large number of leads I am collecting. I have never had any problems with spam or any of the other problems that the gurus say you might have when doing this.

The key to getting much more traffic and consequently more sales is to find and buy the right leads. The amount of traffic generated through this method is outstanding. But let’s continue. How can you find leads that are perfectly safe to use and beneficial to you? It is easy. Get the one from the right place. It’s even easier to find the right place if you follow the steps below.

>> To avoid getting scammed, stay away from things like “50+ thousand new leads every month”. You’ll get a slap in the face and software that says “success, your ad has been sent to 50K recipients.”

>>make sure the person selling the leads has plenty of personal information about each and every person on your list. This is a strong indication that the product is not a scam and that HE, the seller, is collecting useful information for you in order to receive potential customers who have a general interest in your area of ​​business.

>>Make sure all potential customers you are about to buy have given the seller’s consent to forward their email to third parties (you). There are many websites that collect emails from people who want to receive promotional offers in their inbox.

This is the key to a lot more traffic that has been working for me for the past few months.