How To Get Crazy Website Traffic

What is crazy traffic? Crazy traffic is when you are getting so much traffic and subscribers that you no longer care where it all came from. Crazy traffic is when you are getting 300, 400 visitors a day and half of them subscribe. Many of them buy your product everyday. That is crazy traffic. So how do you do it? 1) Write and submit articles like crazy. Mass breeds response. When you have one article, well that is OK. But when you have 50, 100, 500, now you are an expert. Find the top 20 article sites and submit several articles a day. 2) Forum post like crazy. Remember one thing: do not spam the forums. Put your URL in your signature and answer posts. Only answer posts you know the answer to and are willing to give in the reply. Do not hawk your site like a used car salesman. Once people in the forum see your name a lot, and recognize your signature, they will begin clicking just for the simple fact that they have seen it so much and they have to know more about you. 3) Network like crazy.

There are literally thousands of people online that would LOVE to trade traffic with you. Offer to mail their offer to your list in exchange for mailing a link to your opt-in page. Don't try to sell their customers, just get them to opt-in to your list, so you can mail them and follow up later with product recommendations. 4) If you are spending money on traffic, develop crazy pay-per-click campaigns. I know it is easy to go overboard. Monitor everything you do, and keep track of subscribers, but the more PPC ads you have that art fine tuned, the more traffic you will get. So continuously add and test new keywords. 5) Give everyone on your list some crazy thing free. Today. Just send it to them. Tell them to give it to their friends. (Just make sure it has your link in it!) 6) Create a crazy offer for potential JV partners. Focus on sending their customers to your site. Focus on making subscribers out of their customers. 7) Link-build like crazy. Trade links with everyone you can---but do not use link farms or any other commercial method of building links. Do it the hard way, the old-fashioned way--one link at a time.