The Proven Fast Web Traffic Director by:Paul Conway

Traffic exchanges have a program that serves site owners on bringing web traffic to their sites

. It has a very simple system that every member must know. One has to sign up for a program, and setup the account, and then the new member is already eligible to start browsing other sites within the program. This is how the traffic exchange system basically works.

Most traffic exchanges have free and paid memberships. Literally browsing to see different pages shown in each sites is the basic way to earn credits within the program, especially with free membership. The credits earned indicate how many times a member's site will be seen by the other members in the program. This is the concept of the program; members exchange traffic by viewing each others' sites.

For online business starters, traffic exchange really does great in bringing traffic to sites in the fastest period, even with free memberships. More sites viewed within the program results to more credits earned; thus more exposure for the site owned by the member. Another way to earn credits is to build referrals or downlines. There are bonus credits allotted to every referral; so the more referrals there will be, the more credits a member gains.

In paid memberships, traffic exchanges offer a lot more benefits. There are monthly credit bonuses, better credit ratios when surfing sites, and even cash commissions per referral upgrade. Credit ratio means the amount of credits gained per site viewed within the program. For instance, the credit ratio 3:1 means that the member gains 1 credit per 3 sites viewed. Paid memberships usually offer 1:1 credit ratio.

There is a minimum timeframe in surfing sites within the program. It ranges from 10 seconds to 30 seconds, depending on the traffic exchange. This must be considered in showing a page or site within the program. It must be quick to load so that it will surely be seen within the minimum timeframe. If the page will not load within the minimum timeframe, the members surfing wouldn't bother to wait for it to load when the timer runs out. He or she will click to go to the next page without seeing the current page fully loaded.

To make the most out of traffic exchanges, it is best to join more than 3 programs. This is possible as they do not really have exclusivity that says you can only join one of them at a time. It is even possible to browse on several traffic exchanges at one time. This is by using a multiple tab browser and then having one program per tab. When timer starts, one can move to the other tab which is another program, and just do it in rotation. This leads to gaining credits within all of the traffic exchanges and driving traffic to the sites in a bigger amount.

Certainly, traffic exchange is one way to produce heaps of traffic to a site, especially for business starters. With its free membership, a member can witness how the program works without spending. It is surely a great way to help the business.

About the author

For over 2 years, Paul Conway has been an Internet Marketer. Using free resources, he has built a profitable online business. To know more, see http://www.trafficgoldrush.com

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