6 minute TV program: This web site traffic strategy is based on the use of a SINGLE WORD at exactly the right moment to get your content featured on web sites and blogs with massive daily traffic.
This content has links leading back to your web site – an almost guaranteed pipeline of substantial, inward-bound targeted traffic.
Here’s the deal: When your content appears on their site, the only problem you face is having enough internet bandwidth to handle the immediate flow of visitors to your web site. What’s more, this zero-cost traffic is perfectly targeted and aligned to your niche. The result is that this method is far more efficient than any amount of (e.g.) Article Directory Traffic generation, Search Engine Optimization, expensive Pay Per Click or any of the other well known traffic methods.
The truth is that this traffic tactic is already being used by insiders to shortcut the process of traffic generation. Furthermore, if you do it right just once, the web site on which your content appeared is likely to repeatedly invite you back to place more linked content – a highly valuable long term source of major free traffic flows.
To top it off, in addition to the actual traffic tactic, in today’s TV program I explain a technique for opening just about any door into the internet’s mass media to gain access to their phenomenal traffic flows.
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ASK – the best advice I can get, thanks Jonathan. I would like to share this: I have always told my childern that they can not get what they do not ask for – they may not always get it – but they will not get if they never ask. Lothar Thanks again.
That is such a well illustrated point you made. I am sure if you just said to people, “If you want something then just ask” they would not be so cnvinced.
However, as always, you make you point with conviction Jonathan.
This is a simple tip that is very well illustrated and is way more powerful than people imagine.
Great advice – thanks Jonathan.
Michael
That’s insane Jonathan!
I never expected you to virtually dedicate a whole show to it, but I now learnt first hand that having the courage to simply ‘ask’ is important (something i find difficult to do).
To clarify… we are bespoke coffee roasters. Every bean we roast ourselves & stamp the roast date on every pack.
We do not buy in someone else’s roasted coffee & sell it on as is commonplace.
If you want a particular coffee roasted a particular way, that’s what we do.
Thanks so much Jonathan, I never expected this
Reiss.
ps – i never new of Jonathan’s existence, but i happened to search ‘Gunson’ on twitter out of curiosity a while ago & it turned out that we are related. its really is a small world. and proof that twitter connects people, despite its many critics.
Jonathan
You said to ask – so here is one to talk about.
We are a USA company importing artisan handcrafted New Zealand wines into the USA. We have several websites to promote artisan wines from not only New Zealand but around the world.
If you follow the blog links from http://www.NewZealandFoodandWineTV.com – you will find the big picture. The hub that ties everything together is http://www.NoCookieCutterWines.com
Cheers – enjoy your tweets
Ron McFarland
Ron … Impressive.
http://www.NewZealandFoodandWineTV.com
Delighted that wines from NZ are landing bottle by bottle in the US. Please keep up the great work. We need the exports.
Jonathan
So simple but so true * Ask (in the right way) and you shall receive.
My father always used to say if you want anything just go straight to the top and don’t be afraid to ask.
I loved hearing about the ‘The Merlin Mystery’ and the more than expected co-operation you received by presenting your idea to the Bank of England.
Usually when working on any creative project and ideas are flowing, it’s those special gems that something in us may say ‘No that’s not possible but I’d love to give it a go’ that need to be caught, listened to, developed and carried through.
Like the story Jack Canfield related in ‘The Secret’ of having a book but not knowing where to go with it and being attracted to a bill board, and there was his sign/answer. The answers are always there * We just have to be open to seeing them.
PS: You’ll be inundated with all sorts of requests to rearrange your desk and interior design now.
Alison
Re: Jack Canfield and The Secret. Yes! Perfect example of ‘Ask’.
Re: You’ll be inundated with all sorts of requests to rearrange your desk and interior design now.
LOL
Thanks for your input
Jonathan
A great message presented and communicated so simply and effectively. Fabulous.
Promoting does not have to be blatant and in your face to work. You demonstrated how well that subtle promotion can work, I was eyeballing the text on the cup well before you went there.
More please
Aly
Very good point. I’m so used to underplaying the mesaage that I forget sometimes how effective it is.
Yes, more to come. Hope all is well in good old Blighty
Jonathan
Do you think I can ask Airstream to help me get an RV and I’ll promote Airstream RV life, horses, Cowboys and maybe a tiny bit of RE??
Susie on the Road Again… I can see it all now. Please!!!
Hi there Susie
An Airstream.
OMG. That is a FANTASTIC idea. If you had a photo mock-up made of what the Airstream might look like with logos and huge pix of you on the side, (very country showbiz) then use that in your ASK. I can see it already.
Also, OF COURSE it is all about horses, cowboy life, and THE ROAD. I still watch (seriously) my Video of ‘The Highwaymen’ – ‘On the Road again’ Plus an extraordinary sequence of the steel / slide guitar playing a blues (!) version of Willie Nelson’s NIGHTLIFE.
Heck I bet even Willie would support this .. if you just asked if you could use his music. But what would set the whole thing ON FIRE babe is if it was designed to draw attention to and raise funds for some horse / cowboy / road / war effort / children of war vets / charity. I advise that this would mostly be to publicise, and draw attention to because actual fund raising is very ‘hard yards’.
You would simply be on the payroll as the ‘main event.’
Reckon you’d definitely need a buddy to share the load – another cowgirl? You’d be irresistible as a team.
OK theres some enthusiasm for you. LOVE your imagination Susie. WOW!
Jonathan
PS. On my last trip to the US we headed north up Interstate 5 from LA for Yosemite Valley. We’d stopped to take break from the long drive at a large truck stop, and a huge Ford RAM towing an Airstream pulled in beside us, right near the turn off to Yosemite (Spent 4 days there) . I had never seen an Airstream before, and asked the owner if I could look inside. We were immediately invited in for coffee, and shown around. I took photos. You yanks are so generous.
JG
Wow. You have blown me to bits… I won’t be able to get on track for a week for figuring out how to ‘corral’ Airstream! Thank you so much for the time and thought in your response, and your intense encouragement. You have fueled my fire!! THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Hi Jonathan.
Great show.
@crozfromoz
http://www.croz.com.au
Just Ask>>>> Such great advice, yet so many people avoid that one simple act. Yet, anyone who is successful knows that asking is the key to getting what you want. If you don’t ask, no one knows to respond with what you need. You have to ask.