Paid website-traffic

Paid Website Traffic
Your Key To Online Success
written by:
Alex Davies
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Paid Website Traffic: Your Key To Online Success
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What Makes A Website Valuable?
Most webmasters know just
how important website traffic
can be. In fact, Internet
marketers see it as highly
desirable; so desirable, that
there’s a belief that the influx
of visitors to a website is one
of the surest signs that there is
something worthwhile on that
site. Otherwise, it wouldn’t
have visitors, would it?
Well, not really. A website could have many visitors without having any kind of good
content, just because it is heavily promoted online. Out of curiosity, surfers can click on
links leading to the site. But when they find out that they’ve been cheated (in the sense of
being directed to a web page that’s not worth their time), they leave immediately.
When that happens, you get what is known as a high bounce rate. Bounce rates occur
when a site visitor sees only one page of the site, then immediately leaves. Are high
bounce rates bad? The answer is yes. If the visitors that bounced actually belonged to your
target market then you lose potential customers. Moreover, search engines like Google also
penalize sites with high bounce rates.

The Importance of Targeted Traffic
As a webmaster or publisher, your target market consists of actual people towards whom
you are addressing your content. That means, if, for example, you’re selling ladies shoes
online, then your primary target market would be women who are past their childhood
years, and who have the intention to make online purchases.
You would not be targeting little boys
because of what practical use would
women’s shoes be to them? It’s a long
stretch to think that little boys would be
interested in women’s shoes. Therefore, your
content should focus only on women of a
certain age group, who can buy shoes online
for themselves or for their friends.
What about men who may be interested in
buying shoes for their ladies? Can they be
targeted too? Yes, of course! But they are not
your primary market. They are secondary.
What’s the difference? Your primary target is the one that’s most highly desirable to be the
source of your website traffic because 1) they are many in number, compared to others who
might visit your site and 2) they are the ones most likely to purchase your goods.
To those who sell products online, when a purchase is made after a visit, that’s known as a
conversion. To those who simply create content, a conversion happens when someone who

visits their site may sign up for subscription to their newsletter.
There are also web publishers who do not require subscriptions or downloads (paid or not)
from their visitors. But they still appreciate a lot of visits or traffic because they display ads
on their site. The advertisers may pay them for every click made on their ads (pay per click
or PPC) or they may even get paid just for letting visitors see the ads (cost per thousand
impressions or CPM).
s a webmaster or publisher, your target market consists of actual people
towards whom you are addressing your content.A
Search Engine Optimization to Get Organic Traffic
Some people rely solely on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to gain a considerable
amount of traffic. If you’ve got a site that is any or all of the following:
 Has Been Up For Years
 Has had no long downtime
 Has content that's fresh, regularly updated, interesting and engaging
 Has clearly followed all the rules of search engines regarding on-site
webmaster behavior – e.g. No keyword stuffing, no over-optimization, no
excessive repetition of target keywords, and other rules found in Google's Webmaster

guidelines.
 Has not engaged in unnatural link building practices – e.g. Thousands of
spam links per day, automated link building using software and/or bots, irrelevant
links from unrelated websites, low PR/authority links.
… then you have a good chance of getting organic traffic flowing in.
But what if your site is new, or you really haven’t had the opportunity to create heaps of
engaging and useful content? What if you don’t build links as much as others do because
you’re scared to death about getting slapped by a search engine penalty?
The Solution
One method that's perfectly legitimate and white hat is to simply buy targeted website traffic.
Take note, you don't want to just buy website traffic, but you want to buy targeted website
traffic. “Targeted” is the keyword here. That’s where the money is!
Let’s face it. Even if someone offers to give you loads of traffic, if that traffic doesn’t belong to
your market and convert into sales, then those “visitors” will be useless. To target website
traffic means that you are zeroing in or targeting those who will actually buy your
product/service, sign up for a subscription, or click on your ads.
You are not just waiting for random people to visit your site. You are getting a specific group of
people to visit your site, your kind of people, your market - the kind of people who will make a
financial difference because they will either make purchases, or click on the ads that you
display in an effort to solve their problem, whatever it may be. This is the actual goal of getting

any kind of traffic, including paid traffic.
Free traffic is nice, of course, but not all the time. With free traffic you could get visitors who
may or may not be interested in what you have to offer. When your intent is to gain
conversions, to make a sale, or to improve your income flow online, then your website traffic
must be sharply targeted. Otherwise, it’s just money down the drain and a whole lot of wasted
opportunities.
Is Paid Website Traffic Worth It?
As mentioned earlier,
webmasters understand the
value of website traffic.
Unfortunately, many would say
no to paid traffic because for
them, it’s an unnecessary
expense. But nothing could be
farther from the truth.
When you buy targeted
website traffic, you don’t have
to play the waiting game.
You get the traffic you want quickly without having to exert any effort on link building and
content marketing. Why waste your time and energy doing these things when you could focus
on other aspects of your business?

To learn more about how you can purchase Google-friendly, legitimate
and high quality, targeted traffic to your website, click on the link below:
==> Buy Targeted Website Traffic <==

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