Driving traffic is a hugely important piece of the puzzle when it comes to building your list.
Many people get discouraged because they set up a squeeze page and put an opt-in form on their blog or website… only to find that they’re not actually getting anyone to sign up. This tends to happen when people have the “if you build it, they will come” mentality. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way. The only way to get traffic is to work hard at getting traffic.
If you don’t have any traffic coming in, or you have just a trickle here and there, then there’s no way to know if your squeeze page is actually working and converting or not.

It’s important to format your sales letter well. You can have wonderful words there that would persuade the reader… if only you’d formatted those words in a pleasing way. Your sales letter should look professional and appealing. It shouldn’t be distracting or people will just click away. Not to mention there are some time tested formatting ‘tricks’ that work to increase conversions—that’s what I’m going to share with you.
You’re Hired! Drafting Your Agreement
I’ve spent a lot of time creating an attractive affiliate program for my products and memberships that really serve my affiliates. I’ve tried to set my affiliate program apart from most of what’s out there. This is about helping you do the same.
Twitter is an exceptional social media platform and it’s fantastic for driving traffic in a lot of ways. While Facebook is a lot more flexible and has a much bigger reach, Twitter’s nothing to sneeze at. It’s a way to express yourself in 140 characters or less. It’s a way to spread the word about what you have to offer, to develop a following, to network with other marketers, and more.