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Web Traffic and Sponsoring Made Easy

Many people don't have any idea how to get others interested, no matter how great their opportunity is, so here are a few tips to get you started.

First, of course, you want to contact anyone you know personally that might be interested. Do not try to "sell" them the program! Your job is simply to introduce them to it, and get them curious enough to have a look. The ones who are interested will come back to you for more information very quickly. Concentrate only on those folks, and do not "chase" anybody - it simply doesn't work.

The "do not chase" theory is not just my idea. I have studied dozens of successful MLM marketers, and they all say that, in one way or another. They all will tell you that your job is simply to create curiosity, and then follow up only with the people who express interest and come back to you for more information!

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There's also a great online method that you can use, taking advantage of "click exchanges". These are free to join, and you earn credits when you surf other people's sites. Those credits can then be used to place ads for your own programs, and people who click your ads will see your promotional pages. Personally, I'm not that fond of these exchanges in general, but they do get some eyeballs on your offer, which is what you need to begin to build some momentum.

Here's how it works. Join Traffic Swarm (free) and Traffic G, which is also free. These are two of the very best traffic exchanges available, and among the only ones that I bother with. If you're willing to pay the one-time $20 enrollment fee, you might also want to join 123 Clicks, which is another program that I use. After you join, you have to get in the habit of going to these sites and clicking on other people's ads - a half hour per day can earn you a lot of credits quickly.

You also have the option to buy credits - that is up to you, but personally I would not do it until I had tested some ads, and was confident that I had some that worked well. The other thing I would suggest you do is to surf for a couple of days and just build up credits, before you place any ads. That way, you can get some credits "in the bank" and always have a positive balance.

You'll also definitely want to join Instant Buzz. The great thing about Instant Buzz is that you do *not* have to visit the site to earn credits. All that surfing at the other two click exchanges will also earn you Instant Buzz credits, because they credit you for surfing *any* site, regardless of whose it is!

The trick with all three of these is to come up with some eye-catching headlines and copy, to get people to click on your ads. Arousing curiosity works well, as does anything that emphasizes a benefit. People always want to know "what's in it for me?"

You'll want to place a variety of ads for your primary program, but here's another little trick...

Place some ads on each traffic exchange advertising your enrollment URL for the other ones. Why? Simple. You build a "downline" in these programs, and you earn credits each time that you sponsor somebody, and each time they sponsor somebody. After a while, your surfing can "go viral", meaning that your downlines can often be earning you enough credits that you will continue to get free traffic to your ads with little or no additional surfing and clicking on your part.

By the way, if you're in my downline in Agel, check this out ... for $5 per month, you can have a recruiting site at WhyAgel that includes some great videos and written material and a direct link to your Agel "back office" so people who want to sign up but are reluctant to give you their credit card information over the phone can complete the enrollment form themselves.

I advertise my Why Agel site on several traffic exchanges ... I've never seen anybody else doing it!