That’s the #1 issue most marketers have.

But there is tons of traffic available.

There are millions of people online at any hour of any day.

So why does it seem so hard to get enough buyer traffic to your offers?

Not all sources of traffic are a good fit for your offer.

This is a problem that I have struggled with as well.

Here are my suggestions.

Start with the biggest traffic sources that you can tap for free.

They would be YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Do not combine more than two to focus on at first.

Be consistent, post something on the platforms you’re targeting every day.

Be consistent with your branding and your offer.

Give it at least three months to get some traction.

If that seems like too much work, then you’ll need to go down the paid traffic route.

The cheapest traffic can work as long as you’re getting real human traffic, but unfortunately, the bulk of really cheap traffic isn’t human.

Bots might sign up for your subscriber list, but they never buy anything.

I have at least one in my email list at the moment.

That bot opens the email the instant it lands in the inbox and clicks the link in the email but has never bought anything.

It’s the speed of action that gives it away.

Low-cost traffic that is 100% human can be bought, but it’s not usually tier 1 countries.

Surprisingly that isn’t much of a problem.

There are thousands of English speakers and expats from T1 countries living in T2 and T3 countries who probably haven’t seen your offer.

So what offers can you make?

You can do pretty much whatever you like, but while you’re testing, it pays to have a very fast way to make an offer.

You can find out more about that here: https://llpgpro.com/internetmoney/.

Regards,
Brent.