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Why Traffic Touts and List Pushers Are Bad For Your Business

In this Article we look at the second competitive advantage of successful Internet Marketers - Warm Traffic and True O'pt- In Lists.

Good, Bad and Ugly Traffic

Marketing depends heavily on the type of Traffic you attract.

* Untargeted Traffic

Similar to Traffic passing high street shops in vehicles.

This Traffic is of very little use.

* Targeted Traffic

Similar to people window shopping on the high street.

There is a chance that if the products appeal, they will walk in to get a better look. Competition from other shops, for this type of Traffic is very high.

* Warm Traffic

Similar to browsers who walk into the high street shops to "Touch and Feel" the merchandise.

Your best prospects and chances of sales come from this group.

=> Sidebar - What Traffic Touts don't want you to know

They can and will sell you untargeted and targeted Traffic.

Very few can deliver warm Traffic!

Sidebar - What Traffic Touts don't want you to know

Page Impressions with no filter deliver untargeted Traffic!

Page Impressions with filters result in untargeted to targeted Traffic. You have to buy big Traffic volumes to convert a small percentage into warm Traffic.

Sidebar - What List Pushers don't want you to know

You have no easily checked evidence of :

How long ago the names were obtained

Where the names were culled from

Which competitors have the same names

Whether or not the purchased list has a genuine interest in your offers

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Intellectual and emotional triggers for True O'pt-In Lists

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About The Author

Charles Kangethe of http://www.simplyeasier.com is a leading new wave Netpreneur and a published author from Suffolk. The "Simply Easier" brand name is your guarantee of high value, quality Marketing Products, Services and Resources.

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