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There are two major methods for getting free traffic amongst internet marketers without first placing classified ads or using other Search Engine ranking strategies. Developing traffic from either of these methods will aid an SEO strategy, and so would be incorporated for getting traffic. Website owners want traffic for different reasons: those who want results rather than simply ranking, have their ad content to consider as well as ad placement. Then there are those who just need the movement on their web counters. Generally speaking, a balanced campaign should incorporate both needs. But sometimes a website exists to be read rather than to sell something. Either way, getting this traffic for free is the first issue faced by the budget-minded marketer. Coincidentally, marketing to an internet marketing audience, is the targeting used by these free resources, therefore making it ideal for web services like hosting, domain purchases and sales, web design, traffic sources, webmaster tools, and internet businesses as a grouping. Ideal, because that is the audience using it, and the reason it is used, so that automatically you happen to be selling to those who are trying to sell to you. Opening your eyes in the middle of a traffic exchange like any seen below is like going to a carnival of delights, and temptations exist around every click. The good marketer is going to rely on your ease at being distracted. But you as a good marketer, can write ads that can distract. Because you have to remember that it is more than competitive. You are competing against the marketers themselves who you are selling to, and so you have to dazzle them, and interest them, pique their curiosity and guide them to the place you want them to go. They are at these exchanges for the same reason as you: and as easily as you can be  moved, so can they. Is it a contest of will? It could be. And when a savvy marketer remembers that this is its own kind of pressure cooker and not an expectation of marketing strategy and results to anyone in or out of internet marketing, then they take the first strides towards a more general and long lasting marketing success.
 
Traffic Exchanges or Safelists: Which Are Better?
Make Your Own: But You'll Need Others Along The Way.
 

 
There is one major difference in the exposure received from a Traffic Exchange compared with a Safelist. When you get a click/hit from a Traffic Exchange, someone is looking at the page. You can't tell whether they are waiting for the counter to pass so they can move on, or if they find something interesting about the site's content. But, if you are looking for a visitor, there is one. If you are looking for attention, you may not necessarily be getting that but you have a chance to gain it. At a Traffic Exchange you have to do all that you can to ensure the maximum voluntary exposure of your site. Many of them offer free banners, and those are handy to augment your strategy with. When someone clicks on a banner, that is an indication that they are at least curious and possibly interested in your site. You get more possible visitors available to contemplate clicking on your banner than on a safelist, but on a safelist you are able to write a message. Text ads, and email messages in the safe environment of a traffic exchange is also an excellent way to get voluntary visitors to your site. What is in common between traffic exchanges and safelists is that more and more traffic exchanges are adding safelist-like features to their menus. Then, you have the same considerations in a traffic exchange for these emails, as you have in safelists. There, you want to be sure that the headline of your message is appealing enough so that it will be clicked on.
 
What you can expect in a Traffic Exchange: You surf for credits, which is the equivalent of reading safelist emails for credits on safelists. Or, you purchase credits. You can put up banners, and there are more opportunities to put in banners through traffic exchanges than on Safelists and may be included in your membership or you can purchase impressions. You also are able to put in text ads. Some traffic exchanges allow you to use a rotator. Others allow you the ability to send Solo Ads similarly to a Safelist. If you love using safelists and think that a traffic exchange is too time consuming, think of all the emails you have to read to cover the distribution of the list, and how few guarantees there are that your mail will be selected for reading. Some traffic exchanges include Downline Builders which combine theirs with other exchanges and business programs.  
 
 
 
 

 

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Safelists
 
Safelists as Compared with Traffic Exchanges:
 
When you send to a Safelist, you are sending to those who double-optin to receive advertising mails specifically through the particular safelist they are a member of. As long as staying within the bounds of the Safelist, you are SAFE. That is why it is called a Safelist. There are differences between them but they all have in common the fact that no member is going to read all of the emails. And there is no way of knowing how many will read your email. But you are safe in sending it. Some safelists give incentives to read the emails, to read the ads, or to view the websites. This varies. The formula for successes in Safelisting is to maximize the exposure of your ad, your email, and your message to the point where you can be certain that if they see the headline a second time, they might open your mail. But if they don't, your banner is there, your next mail is there, and so on. Safelists vary in size from the just-started to the gargantuan 30,000 or more members. Sometimes you might want a big list. Sometimes you might want a small list. But you want variety in your lists.
 
 
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