Internet Marketing Tip: Accepting Friend Requests
As a professional internet marketer I'm always walking a thin line with huge companies who want to hire me on how to get relevant traffic to their website. Most of the time if they just want traffic and they could care less how I get it for them I decline to work with them. The clients I love working with are the smaller companies that have a service and know what kind of people they are trying to serve.
If you're ignoring social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google + and other sites... your missing awesome traffic. This is by far the best way to drive free relevant traffic to your site and a great way to grab new customers. However don't spam.. build a relationship with them. If your trying to make some enemies really quick go ahead and hire some people just to spam thousands of websites. Sure you will get links and traffic but it's not the traffic that you want. Here is quick way to grab some traffic from people who actually are interested in your services. Don't go seeking out friends on Facebook just to spam them. If you do get ready to guard yourself from a Karate chop sandwich. Play the video in full screen for the best quality. Internet Marketing Tip: Events
In the video below I will show you how to get free relevant traffic to your website by piggy backing on the event invites that are being sent your way from your friends on Facebook. I'll teach you how to do it properly and in a way where people will want to visit your site because you won't be spammy. This video also shows why the quality of your friends will always be better than quantity.
Internet Marketing Tip: Happy Birthday
In the video below I'll show you a obvious yet very underutilized internet marketing technique to drive free relevant traffic to your website from your Facebook profile/ fanpage. You can say it is as simple as singing happy birthday and eating a piece of cake. Also in the video below I will show you how to get the most of your Facebook profile pic. Remember keep it real so people feel.
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