What's your traffic source?
- Thread starter GoodBook
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gvncerri
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- Jun 10, 2011
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I suppose you post articles to your own affiliate blog... how can you post them repeatedly in the same subreddits?
slavinfluencing
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- Jun 4, 2019
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Most of traffic comes from Instagram dming and shoutouts on my own pages or other pages.
jefis
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- Mar 7, 2010
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Wrong. You use a buffer site (Twitter for example), which then has a link to your article or affiliate offer.
Also, commenting on Reddit works great as well.
Paranoid Android
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- Jun 20, 2010
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Emails bruh. Cold blooded attacks with cold emails. But I mail to businesses though. They term mailing individuals with a word called spam.
Nobel Laurete
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Hmm I've always been curious about this.
wpsokw
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That's over 100% bruh
watsonovedades
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- Mar 10, 2011
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this dude going 110% daaamn!
Compazz
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i know
SEOMadHatter
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Street corners.
Area 51 Man
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Here you have some paid traffic sources every online marketer should be testing:
- Google Adwords.
- Facebook Ads.
- Outbrain Amplify For Advertisers.
- LinkedIn Ads.
- Twitter Ads.
- Google Adwords.
- Facebook Ads.
- Outbrain Amplify For Advertisers.
- LinkedIn Ads.
- Twitter Ads.
kindablack
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- Aug 10, 2014
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for Clickbank or for general?