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Utilizing your Traffic Exchange Membership

Jul 8th, 2009 by steveng

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A Traffic Exchange is just like any other membership site on the Internet today. The success of the "Site" depends on the "Active Participation" of it’s members. If the members sit by and do nothing, that’s exactly what they will see for their efforts.                    Nothing!

Traffic Exchanges are just one of many tools used in Network Marketing.  Now

before you start seeing spots before your eyes and get short winded, there are a few mis-conceptions about Traffic Exchanges. Among them being:

1. They don’t work,

2. You have to spend hours clicking through all those pages to get credits

3 You never see any results from your surfing.

In reality, Traffic Exchangess do exactly what they claim…. that being delievering

traffic to your sites, your blogs or what ever program you plug into their systems.

Even as a free member in them, you can still see the same results of their claims.

By viewing other member pages you earn credite towards your pages. plain and

simple. Most Traffic Exchanges these days utilize 8, 10 and 15 second views of member sites. " It’s time to put your thinking caps on now readers"!

DO THE MATH FIRST!

If you are on a 8 second timer, it only takes you 10 minutes to view 75 different

sites

If you are on a 10 second timer, that’s 60 site views in 10 minutes

A 15 second timer equals 40 site views in the same time period.

Let’s go a little further now. Say you belong to Nine different Traffic Exchanges

that fit the above timer profiles. You have three in each Group.

That’s three Exchanges @ 75 sites viewed

three @ 60 sites viewed

and three @ 40 sites viewed

In an hour and a half, you have viewed 175 sites. Even if you were working on a 3 to 1 ratio ( basic free member on some sites is three page views =1 credit ) that is still 175 views of your site from those nine exchanges a day, and 5250 views in a 30 day period. Now Upgrading has never been mandatory on any Traffic Exchange this writer has ever been on, but it does have it’s advantages if it fits within your budget.

The key is to set this time aside and do your surfing daily, then see how your

sites/blogs or programs are really working for you. Truthfully, most people spend

more than 1.5 hours online just playing games. Why not take that "Game Time" and put it toward your surfing time instead? The more "Your" sites are visited on a daily basis, the better the chances for seeing actual conversions on your efforts.

Steven G. Reid

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Change and Success, Factors in Common

Mar 13th, 2009 by steveng

 

 

How can one say "Change and Success"..
have "Common Factors" you’re probably asking yourselves?

For many, many years I have always believed that change starts with one person. Every day of our Lives, we make decisions that forever changes the direction in which we walk through life. For better or worse, once those decisions are made, they cannot be reversed.

Take the Transportation Industry for example, Many of you may remember a time when truckers were known as "Knights of the Road". That was the time if you ran into any trouble while traveling and needed help for one reason or another, usually the first person to stop and help, was usually a trucker. It was this very reason that led to my 12 year career in driving the "Big Rigs". The chance to let people know that not all truck drivers were mindless, sleep deprived fools only caring about how big their paychecks were going to be.

 

The same is true with "Success". If you keep your goals firmly set in your minds, in your actions, and in every-thing you do on a "Daily Basis" , YOU will become a success in whatever you attempt.

 

Both of these factors "will not come along easy"! They will take work Physically, Mentally, and Emotionally. It’s something you have to want so badly, you can feel it, taste it, and do whatever it takes to achieve it.

To quote a phrase that’s very loosely thrown around these days, "It’s a Mindset" that you need to keep with you all the time." Even then, it is also something that is very easy to do, after all no one gets up in the morning and tell themselves, " I think I’m going to FAIL today" do they? By no means is this the case!

You may need to re-think the ways you do things; eliminate obstacles you may already have, and be prepared to deal with obstacles that can, and probably will occur as you continue forward.

You may have to learn new things, although that in itself is a constant learning process, and find better ways to do things you already know. There should never be a day come up where you fail to learn anything new.

 

Steven G. Reid

 

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