How To Get 1000 Visitors For Less Than 2 Dollars

I tested a traffic service, less than 2 dollars for 1000 visitors, and as results could be measured, I shall tell you about it here.

It is part of my everyday life checking out new services for building traffic, increasing ranking and promoting brands. Social Media is top of my list and will be going forward for accomplishing all this and forthcoming newsletters will show you how to use Social Media efficiently.

I am eager to see more articles from members on the use of social media in marketing. I will happily bookmark and tweet your articles on this subject as I have been doing for various other submissions from members on marketing subjects.

Another subject that pops up is: should I buy traffic?

Mixed opinions on this. For most of these services, I would say NO WAY HOSE!

Some prompted red flags on my mental scam scanner almost immediately. Those that promise 100,000 hits a day for example - bot alert or what!

Be careful too with paying for traffic from services where the sources are not confirmed. If you have no control over the traffic being bought, how do you know the traffic is even remotely targeted?

There is one service I gave a whirl... It is called Visitor Boost and you can get there from my bio below.

Considering the length of time it takes to optimize any SEO campaign, and get busy across social networks, any competitive advantage becomes useful where traffic is concerned.

For less than two dollars, you can send 1000 visitors to your site. Also, it allows you to target geographically and by interest group e.g. business & finance, entertainment....categories similar to the clickforseo article directory categories. And you can drive traffic to any URL, does not need to be a root domain. So, this presents great advantages for affiliate marketers needing to boost their traffic and campaign success rates.

Well, what is the catch? They are very honest about this one. Traffic comes from clicks on pop-under pages. Know what you are thinking as so was I...

Urggghh... who likes them...who does not just close pop-unders at the mere sight of them...

So, then it is no wonder that no-one sees any value in an ad that is mostly never read.

But that is not the case, and from my tests of the service, I can conclude that traffic reached my sites, 1000 visitors to my URLs. These are not annoying pop-ups or those annoying floating ads, so visitors will not instantly close the page. One of the URLs I targeted with Visitor Boost's service sent traffic to a recent article published on clickforseo about Emma Watson from the Harry Potter movies.

My Google Analytics showed considerable traffic entering the site as a result.

So, next, how useful was the traffic. It depends, if you go for this shot in the dark traffic order, no results are guaranteed except for the traffic. By results I mean conversions. A better approach would be to use the service for CPA forms and your own opt-in forms for your newsletters.

I do not see it helping with sales unless you go for the targeted options which do cost more - of course. Yet, still very competitive low fees.

My suggestion: give the one dollar and 95 cents 1000 visitor traffic order a whirl for your latest article, opt-in form or product review (as these work best for this kind of traffic), and measure the results in your Google analytics.

For me, I gained more sign-ups, more traffic, considerably more (remember they have to click through to your site), and also more visitor retention (not a great deal but more is always good).

Try It! Less than 2 dollars, 1000 visitors, and unlike many services like this, you know the sources of the traffic rather than being hit by bots and fake traffic.