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How To Create Your Own Perpetual Traffic Machine

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Every webmaster and ever site needs more traffic, so here's a
list of things you can do to turn your site into a perpetual
traffic machine. More traffic anyone?


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How To Create Your Own Perpetual Traffic Machine
Copyright (c) 2008 Titus Hoskins
Bizware Magic
http://www.bizwaremagic.com



The Internet is such an unknown commodity anything is possible.
One of the most intriguing questions concerns the idea of a
perpetual traffic machine. Create a website and design a system
of automatic programs (both interior and exterior) that delivers
content and backlinks to a site that updates itself automatically
and keeps growing without any help from the creator. In the
process you build a flow of traffic that never stops, even if the
site is abandoned or not touched for a couple of years or never
again.

Is such a perpetual traffic system really possible? Before you
conjure up pictures of HAL and creepy talking computers in
distant space... realize that question may carry more weight than
it would seem at first glance. But is it like its predecessor,
the perpetual motion machine - just more an illusion than actual
fact? For curiosity's sake if for nothing else, the idea of a
perpetual traffic machine does require further investigation.
Such a system would have special interest for millions of
webmasters whose main task is acquiring traffic for their sites,
not to mention the potential for monetary gain a PTM (rhymes with
ATM) would produce. Some credence was given to the idea recently
when Tinu Abayomi-Paul, a well-known online free traffic expert,
produced with the help of Marlon Sanders an info-product entitled
"The Evergreen Traffic Machine."

Tinu's story is very interesting. Tinu had built up a whole
array of sites and optimized them successfully for countless
keywords in all the major search engines. She had built up a
steady flow of traffic, resulting in thousands of visitors "a
day" to her sites. This in itself is not that extraordinary, but
that's not the full story. Because of a personal illness she
abandoned or left alone most of her sites for over a year or more
- only to discover the traffic systems she had put into place
didn't just dry up, they still kept producing tons of traffic
even though the sites weren't being updated.

The traffic was still coming. The traffic was still fresh. Tinu
basically built her perpetual traffic system around three major
areas: High Profile Article Marketing, Exact Keyword Focus and
Blogging/RSS Feeds. Tinu's system proves you can create a
traffic system for a year or two, but the real question is will
it still produce traffic five years from now? Fifty years from
now? How about a hundred years? The real question: how long will
such a system work without fresh input of unique content like the
viral articles and blog posts now feeding it? This question is
even more tantalizing when you consider it is now possible to
create fresh content on your sites with RSS feeds, blog comments
and user contributed content.

What's more intriguing is the fact that all aspects of a website
can be automated, including payment for all renewals: domain,
hosting, autoresponders... as well as the collection of revenues
such as affiliate commissions and advertising fees.

Are we at the stage where the Internet will be filled with these
automated human-less web sites drawing traffic/visitors and
slowly building and expanding on their own for eternity? Many
cynics would argue this is already the case with the majority of
sites on the web. In case you like that idea and want to fully
embrace this brave new automated perpetual Internet, here are a
few tips to create your own eternal traffic machine:

1. Build lists and pre-load your AR system with follow-up
messages to keep visitors coming back to your site. You can
rotate these messages and ask your subscribers to opt-in to
different lists on related subject areas. Always ask your readers
to recommend your content to others.

2. Use social bookmark software or links so that your visitors
can easily bookmark your content which brings in both new links
and new traffic. Simple programs like the one offered by
Addthis.com will get your visitors building your backlinks for
you, bringing in fresh visitors who in turn will also bookmark
your content.

3. Write viral articles, reports and ebooks that have your
backlinks in the resource boxes. Likewise, viral software
programs can help bring a constant flow of traffic to your site.
If your content is of a high quality and your themes universal...
new sites will pick up your content and build your backlinks,
creating fresh traffic. The search engines will also index these
new links and your rankings will increase, bringing in more
traffic.

4. Use blogging and RSS feeds to get your content out there. You
can also use these RSS feeds to bring in new fresh content to
your site. Creating new content will be your main obstacle to
creating perpetual traffic... you can get new content from feeds
but will it be unique? Comments in your blogs could bring in
unique content but if you're not monitoring them, you must have
solid software in place to fight against spam.

5. Have "Tell a Friend" forms on all your content. This will
bring new traffic to your site, which can be self-refreshing as
new people discover your content.

6. Encourage user generated content such as articles, comments,
posts... you can even have a community monitoring system where
your site's members monitor this new content.

7. Form JV alliances with webmasters in your related field. Do
co-registration so that you help build each other's lists and
traffic.

8. Likewise, if you have products to sell, create an affiliate
program to get your affiliates to build your traffic for you.
Affiliates are an excellent source of permanent traffic.

9. Automate all aspects of the running and managing of your
website. Set up automatic payments for your AR system, hosting,
domain renewal, PPC payments... thru PayPal or credit card.
Likewise, receive affiliate commissions thru PayPal or direct
deposit. Many advertising programs like Google Adsense offer
direct deposit.

10. PPC Traffic - While we have mainly looked at free traffic
systems, don't forget creating a PTM is relatively easy with Pay
Per Click advertising if you know what you're doing. Target less
competitive keywords to keep your costs down, tie this traffic
into a good squeeze page for feeding your AR system with leads
and have a good landing page that converts. You can create a
system that delivers perpetual traffic and pays for itself from
your affiliate commissions and advertising fees.

In summary, the argument for the existence of the PTM mainly
relies upon the quality of your content or site. Is it unique
enough to draw in new visitors? Does your topic have universal
appeal that people never tire of? Does it solve or offer advice
on a common human problem? Will or does it have a viral "word of
mouth" element to it? As we move to a more and more automated
world, all the automated programs and hardware are in place for
the creation of such perpetual traffic machines. Computers,
autoresponders, content management software, RSS feeds, viral
marketing, direct deposit, automatic payments... and the list
goes on. If we haven't already created the perpetual traffic
machine - we are getting tangibly close to doing just that. 




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The author is a full-time online marketer who practices
what he preaches. While not exactly pretty, one of the
most popular downloads on his sites has been a Free Perpetual
Desktop Calendar which of course has links back to his site.
http://www.bizwaremagic.com/Free_Desktop_Calendar.htm
You can find a review of Tinu's Traffic Machine here:
http://www.bizwaremagic.com/evergreen_traffic_review.htm

Copyright (c) 2008 Titus Hoskins. This article may be freely
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