Recent content by jngshin

For easy instant traffic, try Reddit. While it obviously depends a lot on your content, a good Reddit post will get me ~50 visitors right away.

Tweetattacks stopped working for me today. When I click to initiate following people from a list, it just stalls a bit, then jumps to "done". Not a single person gets followed. Anyone know what's going on?

Same. I think this is the hard part where we actually need good enough content to warrant more visitors. All that our work so far has done is given us an interview with potential customers, but to mechanically draw more traffic can't be easy can it? CAN IT? If this 30 day challenge really...

I've been doing this Crash challenge with three different websites (2 so far, 1 just getting set up). I can see people getting held up on the "think of a website" step, but I implore you, just DO IT. You are not here to make money, you are here to learn how to make money. I will be the first...

I have decided to start a website for an upcoming product coming out. The main keyword has 300k global search, 50k local search when using Google Keywords, and the competition level for the main AND related keywords vary from 0 to 0.1. I feel there is tons of traffic to be had from this niche...

California based, graduated from UCLA. I don't usually go on Skype, but I have it+mic and am available for talking (no webcam though). My gmail account username is jngshin, just email me.

Just a warning for those that are going to try this method without reading the thread carefully: HootSuite only allows FIVE twitter accounts active at once, and charges 6 bucks a month for more. Tweetlater (now changed to SocialOomphf) is useless unless you're willing to pay 26 a month for bulk...

Dipped my toe into this method today, posted flyers at a nearby university. I will say that the niche isn't scholarship offers, although I do plan to branch into this soon. Will keep you guys posted. Also, make sure to check out the thread on flyers if you choose to try this method.

Great tips. Just got back from posting flyers myself, and this thread is just what I was looking for. Anyone try posting flyers at universities? I feel like they would be immediately removed; any ideas/tips would be appreciated.

I believe your better off just buying it.

Best option right now is to dump the popular account.

Google will be much more intelligent about how they implement their system, but frankly it'll be a long time before the majority of people are converted.

Facebook can afford to clamp down even harder. Substantial monopoly on social networking at the moment.

You'd be amazed how fast you can dictate fresh content with good voice recognition software.

From my research it seems backlinks is the key. Others are important too but not too difficult.