Saturday, March 27, 2010

A Twitter Traffic Strategy For Local Businesses




Auto-Pilot Viral Marketing For Offline Businesses

Twitter is big. With some hundreds of thousands of new people joining Twitter each day, it is one of the largest and fastest growing social information sharing sites presently.

Twitter has created an avalanche of opportunity to generate traffic to your website.

If you have been on twitter for any length of time you are probably like me where you see oodles of twitter apps (applications) that either promise to get you tons of followers or helps you manage your twitter account.

Many of these applications are time consuming and require you to take a repetitive action. I forget and the result is no more traffic for my site. In short, they did not work for me. I want traffic from the Caribbean, especially Trinidad and Tobago and that has always been a challenge. That has changed.

I recently came across a Twitter app that made a lot more sense. It did not require that I memorize when I needed to visit a site to get followers and generate traffic.

Traffic Rush is helping me access and attract targeted regional and local traffic on auto pilot. In my opinion, it's the fastest and most efficient way to get a flood of laser targeted visitors to any site.

I have been able to spread my marketing message virally in a very short time.

All I did was sign up for a free account, enter a user name, choose the category online business marketing and pasted a code for a widget on to my blog. That’s it.

Stop overworking yourself to get target traffic. The price is right on this one, just observe the results.

Click on the Link and Create Your FREE Account NOW!!

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