‘Top tier traffic’ is a phrase largely thrown around
by traffic vendors when they advertise their service. It is quite an ambiguous
word that depends on the user’s intentions. In most cases the implication is
that the traffic you get is of higher quality than your usual traffic. It could
mean the traffic you are getting is from a country classed as ‘tier one’
because of possible high conversion rates.
Matt Lloyd advice's not to get too caught up with
words and labels like that as most of the times the traffic you are getting is
just like any other traffic. He advises focusing on getting quality, targeted
traffic that is right for your particular offer.
Good Traffic
But how do you know if the traffic is good? Matt
Lloyd says the question you should ask yourself to determine if the traffic is
good is ‘did I make any sales from this traffic?’. Matt Lloyd says you should
evaluate the results of the traffic after 90 days to determine the answer.
This is in accordance with you taking your
responsibility. You should be adding the leads you got from the traffic to your
lists, then follow up with those leads to build a relationship.
After you have taken all the necessary effort, and
you still have not made sales after 90 days, Matt Lloyd advice's looking into
two things. First you want to consider whether the traffic was right for your
offer, was it the right target with the right purchasing power?
Secondly, Matt Lloyd suggests looking at your
processes. Evaluate your ability to convert, and find out what you can do better,
if indeed the traffic is right for your offer. You want to look at your
follow-up process, how often did you email them? Was your copy clear and
detailed? Did you form a relationship where those people trust you enough to
buy from you? You have to perfect your sales funnel and follow-up processes to
facilitate and encourage conversion.
Conclusion
Often when people do not get results after buying
traffic, it largely lies on their shoulders. It is possible that the traffic
you bought was not right for your offers, but if you bought from a reputable
vendor offering genuine traffic, it could be that you did not do enough to get
the leads to convert.
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