Traffic Through The Media

Most of our traffic is coming in from social media sites. I dare say, we’ve learned how to master the ride of directing useful prospects using online tools without having to spend money on risky advertisements. We have videos up on youtube, we have blog posts going out in three different blogs. We have active participation based interactions on social networks like facebook, linkedin, twitter and more.

The thing that I want to stress is that all of this traffic is useless if it isn’t channelized properly. Its better to not have traffic at all rather than wasting the opportunity to covert curious onlookers into customers. Our sales funnel goes through multiple paths (tubes, if you like) all leading to our platform. During the journey through the paths, the prospects are introduced to a multitude of things (depending on the path type); such as surveys, blogs, email campaigns. We’ve put a considerable amount of time to make sure that our funnels are without leaks and are optimized as much as possible - we don’t intend to waste anyones time, just the way we wouldn’t want our time to be wasted.

If there is one thing I strongly believe in, its mutual benefit. Finding and offering value to all stakeholders - whether they are vendors, prospects, promoters, customers, staff, anyone…

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  • Geary Morales
    Event Launch Strategies: Traffic through Media

    Creating a "raving" fan base by utilizing different social media venues, i.,e. Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Blogs, Article Writing, etc. to deliver your content (i.e. message) is really all about offering initially, complimentary value-added solutions to your various target audiences.

    People are interested in tuning into content that is relevant to their own personal, professional and/or business needs and desires. Finally, your followup, in order to monetize your generosity, is to provide cutting-edge, best-thinking and cost-effective solutions that genuinely satisfies their 'what's-In-It-For-Me (WIFFM) wiring.

    By going through this process, you'll be rewarded and thus considered the go-to person (aka authority/maven) in that particular niche your attempting to corner. Why? Because you've proven yourself trustworthy based on your consistent track record!

    Geary Morales, Milwaukee, WI USA
    http://dedicatedtopreserveusaconstitution.blogs...
  • Mutual benefit is indeed the name of the game Simon. You have to actually think of others and what they will get before you step on your soapbox. Building community and individual relationships comes from having that focus.
  • Mutual benefit is indeed the name of the game Simon. You have to actually think of others and what they will get before you step on your soapbox. Building community and individual relationships comes from having that focus.
  • bobbicknell
    Great article on always giving value and over delivering to everyone! Truly is the concept of the universe of giving to others. Article has excellent point about directing prospects to your business without spending money on advertising that isn't working in this economy. Simon has done a great job of sharing with everyone how to channel qualified prospects through surveys,blogs, email campaigns to build a business without leaks. Thru utilizing all social media together one can truly build a business that is long lasting and sharing great value.
    Simon has an awesome book on Social Traffic that shares these details in more detail! Enjoy!
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