One of the best strategies to build targeted traffic is to get this
traffic from the web sites that already have it. Nice, targeted and
verifiable traffic.
But finding all that sites, getting in touch with their owners,
negotiating your banner or link or content publication – all this can
eat plenty of time.
Now just imagine that there is a system where sites with targeted
traffic are gathered “under one umbrella”: they have age and SEO
reputation, they have traffic AND they agreed to publish the content
of other people on their web pages.
This system is called Free Traffic System (version 2)
Free Traffic System works like this…
You write an article or comment and then go to Free Traffic System
members area where you can choose the sites to publish your content.
You choose the sites, check their traffic stats, check their relevance
to the topic of your content – once the choice is done you publish
your content.
When your content is published, you get:
- publications on sites with real and targeted readers;
- one way links on reputable and trusted web pages.
Does it make any sense to blast your content to gazillions of sites
that are on the verge of being de-indexed, when you can send your
content to the sites with traffic and reputation?
Obviously it does not 
Get your content published on the sites that matter!
Use Free Traffic System to build truly targeted traffic.
Looking for info on this, any who has used it want to tell me if it works ? it seem a bit hard to understand but I’m willing to try if someone can say they did and it was worth the effort they put in.
Just to let you know Roy, we currently have this system on testing. We are only using the free options but have already sold two comments on one our blog sites. We have also offer comments to other sites. One has been allowed on a G3 site and current waiting on others. Points you earn from selling posts and comments can be used to buy places to place your own comments on. It all looks complicated and – to be frank – annoying, but it seems to work. Sure paid option would be a lot less trouble, we’ll see how it goes.
Dave.