Automated Buyer Traffic

Automated buyer traffic is he lifeblood of any online business, right?

People buy, which ultimately makes your hobby into a business.

If you can continue to work on making you business more successful and at the same time get traffic, that would be ideal, right?

Now, if you have people who are interested in what you are promoting, then that's half of the struggle already overcome.  You just need to show them why they want what you have, and let them make their own mind up.

Traffic quality means traffic and how likely that traffic is to buy from you.  Those people from USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand are the most likely to buy, and potentially the highest quality.  Whereas people from poorer nations are less likely to buy.

These are known as traffic tiers, Tier 1 (T1) is those countries I detailed above, Tier 3 (T3) is the poorer nations.

This traffic source has a mixture of all tiers of traffic, which means that there some very high quality buyers in the group, but there are also those that might not have the ability to buy.

With this in mind, you can filter out the tiers, and send them to different opportunities, for example.  The poorer end - T3 - you could send to opportunities that are free to get started (you won't expect a high conversion rate, but if you help them earn, then you increase your chances of success)

Those in the T1 and possibly T2 group, you can send to a funnel with various targeted offers.

I tend to get around the 12-15% opt-in rate on across all groups, which isn't very high for the conversion potential of the funnels I use.  That being said, you are continually adding leads to your list, and you can filter out those that do not take action after 30 days.

I get relatively consistent daily subscribers to my list, at a very low cost.

It is one of the best low-cost traffic sources for conversion rates that I have used (I used a few, and many send you tons of traffic, but it's absolute junk)

I believe this traffic could be filtered out, or spillover traffic from a solo ad vendor.

And if you want the highest level of conversion, you will pay for it.  What is left over, is, I believe what is sent to this traffic source.

It is then really down to you to find out if you can find good ways to use this traffic.

Personally, I like it, and have recommended it to many people, and continue to use it myself in my business, as it allows me to grow my list and have to do nothing to do so.  I actually upgraded to get two slots for my URLs.

I'd like there to be more of this traffic to be honest.

I suspect I lose a fair bit of it during the redirect to my own rotator before the visitor gets sent to the destination of my choice.  This possibly means that there is a fair bit more traffic being sent, but it is not that highly engaged.

I'd prefer there to be more T1 traffic mingled into the traffic that I receive, because, obviously it would generate more results for me.  That being said, I'd probably have to pay more for that privilege.

Ultimately I think this is a good traffic source to use, so that you don't have to pay a lot of money, but you get a quite large amount of leads to your funnels, and you don't have to pay too much money for it.

Once you can pay for higher quality leads, you may opt not to continue with this source, but for starting out, it has its place.