MySurfSites

In order to get signups for the sites I make money with, I have to have traffic to my pages. In order to generate traffic, I have joined quite a few free traffic exchanges. Now it's just a matter of surfing them.

Ask yourself these questions:
How many traffic exchanges do you surf?
Do you remember the last time you surfed them?
Would you like an easier way to promote them?

If you have a hard time getting thru your traffic exchanges, I would like to suggest a free organizational tool I use. It's called MySurfSites. In addition to helping you stay organized, it can also help you build your downlines for the traffic exchanges you belong to. By building your downlines in the free traffic exchanges, you can build your credits faster and easier because the traffic exchanges give you free credits when your downline surfs. The more downline members you have surfing, the more credits you'll earn!

This site lets you keep track of all your free or paid traffic exchanges along with your credit earning links. By opening your traffic exchanges from your MysurfSites control panel, you'll be able to see the last time you surfed each one or login to the exchange of your choice to edit the sites you're promoting on them.

Additionally, MySurfSites provides it's members with pages to promote all the exchanges you have on your list in a fast loading splash page. My Promo Page: http://mysurfsites.com/?2266

Splash pages seem to work really well when used on the free traffic exchanges, mainly because you only have your visitors attention for less than a minute. MySurfSites provides it's members with free splash pages customized to the traffic exchange you're using. Instead of having to create separate splash pages for each exchange, all you have to do is enter one URL and when tested, you'll find the "exchanges" name has now been added to your splash page.

It's Great! Check it out for yourself: http://mysurfsites.com/splash/?2266

Promoting ClixSense

This month I decided to work on a splash page and a webpage to promote ClixSense. They both contain the same information, but in a different layout, different colors, etc. as they are free advertising tools provided by different hosts.

The splashpage I created on TEToolbox turned out much nicer than I thought it would and didn't take very long to set up. Setting up a splashpage like this, with links instead of images, allows your page to load faster when you're promoting it on the traffic exchanges. In this way, the viewer can click the link if they're interested in viewing the attached details.

If you'd like to check out my new ClixSense Splashpage, created for free at TEToolBox, please click here: http://www.tetoolbox.com/splash/3991/ If you'd like to create a free TEToolBox splashpage to promote your favorite site, just click the link at the very bottom of the page.

As I mentioned, I have provided the same information on a webpage I created for free with googlepages, http://apaidreader.googlepages.com/clixsense , but you'll notice the information is provided in a different format. Googlepages makes it easy for even a beginner to create a free webpage about anything you can think of. I am very proud of my stats and realised that I could insert snapshots of my account particulars to show others how quickly the earnings add up when you upgrade your account. When I have new snapshots to update, I just upload the images to my image folder and the new, updated images are automatically updated on any of the pages I've added the image to. Quite a time saver!

I'm pretty happy with the pages now and have been promoting both pages on several of the free traffic exchanges I use for the last week and I'm quite happy to report that I've had 6 new signups for this month.