The Scariest Thing About Website Traffic

The scariest thing about traffic, is not having any.

I know that speaking from experience.

Some of the projects I’ve worked hardest at over the years, have been the most dismal of failures.

I’m totally obsessed with building and launching different websites.

I’m not bragging by the way; nearly all of my websites are dismal and epic failures, and utterly abandoned, except for this humble little blog. 🙁

The Reason They Failed Wasn’t Because Of A Lack Of Feasibility…

But a lack of traffic.

A lack of traffic will slaughter your dreams more than just about anything.

So my advice… Is to focus 80% of your energy not only promoting yourself, but actively seeking new subscribers, readers, buyers, and customers.

If nobody ever sees those golden bricks? You’ll never give away a single brick.

You can have the best message on the planet, you can be the smartest, the brightest, and your products the best…

But what happens if nobody sees your message?

What if you’re drowned out?

Take the presidential elections as an example.

Some of the people who would be great presidents, just don’t have enough money to market themselves – period.

Same thing with smaller political offices.

It’s all about exposure; the ability to market yourself.

The politician with the most exposure, and popularity, often wins.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a network marketer, blogger, or if you’re selling premium cupcakes.

If you don’t have traffic, I can guarantee that you’re going to fail.

So, I would advise you to brainstorm HOW you’re going to promote, and spend more time promoting than just about anything.

Otherwise, you face the risk of nobody ever even seeing your content, and you’ll ultimately waste your time.

Sounds scary, and mean, right?

I’m not trying to be.

I’m trying to help you.

Because I don’t want you to drown out, and never have the ability to promote yourself.

The Rolodex neatly lists hundreds of places where you can go out and get traffic, today.

Obviously it’s of no use to you if you don’t have something to promote.

But if you do have something worthy of getting out there? I honestly think this will be a dream come true.

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Talk later

Mike DeVincent