Is Pay-Per-Click The Only Way to Get Traffic?

[quickregister]

Thanks Robert for the great article. I spend quite a bit with Adwords and Yahoo Overture and it has been tough getting them to convert as before.
But they have been the only two that even come close to being worth it. I really spend time optimizing my pages for the keywords too. I create special pages for my website targeted exactly to those keywords. I will try this Havetraffic. Thanks for the tip.

Matt

[ben_tambling]

Thanks for this article.. hope it is submitted next time in an article directory...

[akdiver]

Thanks Robert for the great article. I spend quite a bit with Adwords and Yahoo Overture and it has been tough getting them to convert as before.
But they have been the only two that even come close to being worth it. I really spend time optimizing my pages for the keywords too. I create special pages for my website targeted exactly to those keywords. I will try this Havetraffic. Thanks for the tip.

Matt

Fill us in on how it goes. Id love to here another testimonial.

Is the have traffic the thing i see in forums where keywords are links?

[beamup]

That is very good read. Thanks for taking such effort and sharing that info with everybody here.


Steve

[weblaunchphxx]

Very useful information.
Thanks montyauto.

[redblush]

Thanks for sharing this helpful info....

And congrats on your succesful ppc campaigns and sales.

[Doets1962]

it is a for china, so its very limited. if you want to target the market of china then you should go for baidu.

[Arpita]

One of the most popular ways to get visitors to a website is with paid traffic. This type of traffic as you may have guessed involves paying someone else to provide it. Whether its buying display ads or setting up a pay per click campaign, all this type of traffic falls under the same category.

[riyajindal]

PPC is an online advertising model in which advertisers pay each time a user clicks on one of their online ads. ... In pay-per-click advertising, businesses running ads are only charged when a user actually clicks on their ad, hence the name “pay-per-click.”