Internet Traffic Blueprint - Step By Step Guide To Drive Unlimited Targeted Traffic To Your Website

Introduction

If you want to succeed as an online business owner – whether you run a blog, a website, or an ecommerce store – you must understand the critical, inherent value of traffic. It is not an exaggeration to say that traffic is the most valuable resource for any online business and will ultimately determine its long-term success.

If you make money from advertising, it means that advertisers pay you to show their advertisements to your visitors. Only if you can demonstrate that you have a large number of regular visitors to your site will you be able to negotiate the best sponsorship and banner ad deals.

If you use a service like Google AdSense, you will be paid per click or per impression. That means you'll get a few cents for each person who clicks or views your ads. That means you'll need a LOT of visitors to your site for it to have a cumulative effect and start earning serious money!

Do you offer a product or a service? Again, the number of visitors to your website will be directly proportional to the number of eyes on your offering. The more people who visit your website – the more traffic you have – the more money you stand to make. Of course, you must still persuade people to buy your product. To begin with, you must have a good product to sell...

But if no one visits your website to learn about your product, none of this matters!

As Arnold Schwarzenegger once said: you could be giving away free gold, but if nobody knows you’re giving it away... you still won’t get any takers! (I’m paraphrasing.)

Of course, this also applies to affiliate marketing: if you have an affiliate product to sell, you must first build/find an audience to sell it to.

(Even if you sell something else, such as a Software as a Service model, you'll need traffic for people to discover and sign up for your services.)

For all of these reasons, most online businesses should prioritize traffic. Most meeting agendas should include this as the main point. This should be the single metric you focus on the most.

However, this is rarely the case. Too often, we are preoccupied with everything except the traffic. We concentrate on lowering costs or selling more profitable products. Perhaps we are concerned about the design of our website or the content we are creating.

Or perhaps we allow a few business partners to dictate our content, who, of course, only have their own best interests in mind.

In all of these cases, the risk is that you will miss the forest for the trees. Overemphasis on other factors that steer you in the wrong direction. As a result, your traffic either stagnates or begins to decline. And, as previously stated, traffic is the primary source of income for nearly every online business. So, what happens next? All of the other metrics began to contract as well.

A Paradigm Shift in Your Approach to Traffic

This book serves as a wake-up call. This book will remind you of the critical importance of traffic and how to realign your strategies and