There is no doubt traffic exchanges can provide you with lots of extra free traffic, and if you use the right strategies you can turn those start page hits into high quality targeted visitors. Many people think of traffic exchanges as non qualified traffic that you have to sit in front of your computer several hours a day to get. Of course this is not true. You can buy credits and get traffic without ever lifting a finger to get it. If you do not have any money to buy credits you can join the affiliate program most of them offer and earn credits enrolling new members. Regardless of how you earn your traffic credits the key to making traffic exchanges work is the web pages you advertise.

Think about this. You may or may not be surfing to earn credits, but there are people who are looking at ads all day long and if you want to get their attention you need to do it quickly. So you need to design a web page that will capture their attention. Landing pages are the best way to capture their attention. Don’t just advertise your website or affiliate sales pages. Everyone is doing that. By creating a landing page you get to be unique and can concentrate on features and benefits to put on your page. Capture names and email addresses first. This is really a goal in all of your advertising. The more you get in tune with this type of thinking the more professional your landing page will become.

Think of your landing page as a squeeze page. By combining a landing page with a lead capture form you are utilizing traffic exchanges to the fullest. To get people to fill out the form offer a free report or something that would make them want to give you their contact information. Again try and think in terms of what the person viewing your offer is thinking. Do not run one ad and stop. Create multiple versions of each ad with different titles and descriptions. Check which ones are drawing the most attention and then create more versions of those. One of the ways to make traffic exchanges work for you is to create a lot of effective ads.

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