You know that traffic is the life blood of any online business – small, medium or large. And you also know that there are many ways of traffic sources to get this traffic from PPC, ezine advertings to article marketing.
But there is one more untapped traffic resource – torrents.
See below how I got 250 visitors over a span of 6 months from a single ebook and at 28% conversion rate.
Yes, daily many people are disparately downloading the free content from P2P sites through what you call torrents. A torrent is a small file which you can create using any P2P client like uTorrent to upload files on your computer to other computers. The beauty of this technology is – one person can download the same file from many source, bit by bit. Ok. Let’s not bother about how torrents work. Let’s see how you can use it.
I would suggest create an ebook in your niche. I know this terrifies you. But you can quickly compile some PLR articles into a free e-book. About 10 articles could be a good number. But see that all the articles are related in some way and useful to the reader.
While creating the ebook, put an add at the beginning and at the end of the ebook for your newsletter. I would also suggest to throw a link in the footer of the ebook. Never buy any software to create ebooks. You can easily create PDFs using OpenOffice application which is FREE.
Now the first thing I would suggest is to upload this ebook in free ebook directories.
Now refer to the video below to create a torrent file.
After creating the torrent file, just upload it to thepiratebay.org and see the visitors coming to your site. This works.
Cheers
Gunasekhar
Hi,
Today I am going to give you one amazing quality traffic secret. While I am writing this, I am really in excitement.
Youtube.com is one of the biggest sites that is hit by millions of visitors every day. It serves atleast 2 million videos every day. Now just imagine how would it be if you can divert a part of this huge traffic to your site?
Well, there are 2 of my faviourite strategies for doing this. Continue to read this article »