If you’re one of our great TrafficPartner affiliates, there are a slew of great new banners for you to use. Different sizes, different colors. Find the one that’s right for your site.
Here’s the link to the TrafficPartner pages.
If you’re not a TrafficPartner yet, the same link will let you sign up. Think about it: one of our TrafficPartners made over $1000 last month, just for putting up a banner on his site!
Add comment May 28th, 2008
Here’s another great review by a site devoted to Family Products. They’ve obviously had some really fine results from BetterVisitors.
They have brought some good traffic to my other site, Just 4 Families, and that traffic has been well targeted to the family niche. At $15 for 2000 visitors (that 75 cents per 100), it is one of the cheaper and better quality traffic sites.
Thanks Les!
Add comment May 8th, 2008
Every time you order a BetterVisitors campaign, we send you a username and password to our stats site. It’s a convenient way to track your visitors and analyze your traffic.
But how many visitors are you actually getting? Does your web counter show more than we show, or less? Occasionally, someone writes to us complaining that their web counter isn’t showing as many visitors as the BetterVisitors tracking area. (No-one ever writes when their counter shows more visitors though!)
Add comment October 22nd, 2007
We’ve finished! Now every one of our targeted traffic categories has detailed descriptions to make it easier to find just the right traffic category. We hope this helps!
Add comment October 21st, 2007
Most of our customers get great results, but some report ZERO sales, even on the biggest campaigns!
You’re probably saying, “Mike, you’re crazy to even say that! Why would you say something negative like that?”
Because I know why they get zero sales, and if you’re getting zero sales, you’ll want to know too. It’s not our traffic, and it’s not their product. There’s one difference between customers who report strong sales and those who get nothing — bad landing pages!
Add comment October 9th, 2007
Some people want to shop by how many visitors they need, but most people are more concerned with the category of their targeted traffic — and they’re right!
Therefore, we’re adding a different way of finding the traffic you need in the BetterVisitors: a new section called Browse by Category. (Fair Warning! It’s a very short list right now, it’ll get filled up in the weeks to come.)
Add comment October 5th, 2007
If you can’t count, you can’t make any money. And you won’t have any money to count unless you also know how to count traffic, so listen up. (Even if you think you’re already an expert.)
Some people throw around the words “hits” and “page views”, but usually they wouldn’t know the difference between a hit and a potato pancake.
You know how to tell a $1 from and $100, right? Well, these four essential terms are the currency of traffic. Learn to count them right and you’ll be head and shoulders above everyone else. Or don’t bother, and get used to trading $100s for $1s instead of the other way around.
Add comment October 2nd, 2007
A lot of affiliate marketers buy traffic from BetterVisitors. And then they send the traffic straight to a web page that they got from an affiliate company.
That got me thinking: is it better to use the slick page provided by the affiliate company, or build your own?
It looks like using the affiliate page is a no-brainer — it’s done very professionally, and it’s been tested again and again and proven to bring in sales. BUT BEWARE: there are some big downsides to using their page that these companies don’t tell you about.
Add comment October 1st, 2007
In the area of online business, BetterVisitors has four great categories:
What’s the difference? Which one should you pick for your site?
Income Opportunities are best for sites where the target customer already has a little money. That might include investors, people looking for a franchise, or just someone who has a little spare cash.
Add comment September 27th, 2007
Online traffic is just like any other sales traffic — except the customers aren’t very polite. If they don’t see what they like, they’re gone. No goodbyes, no thank yous — just a click of the mouse button.
When someone goes online to buy something, they’re looking for something specific. It’s very rare that someone comes to a site because they’re bored and just want to browse.
Add comment September 27th, 2007