The success of a commercial web site depends on the quantity and quality of “traffic” in just the same way a brick and mortar business depends on traffic.

Parking for instance is a huge factor when dealing with physical foot traffic.

Web traffic is defined by Wikipedia as the amount of data sent and received by visitors to a web site. It is a large portion of Internet traffic. The Internet is an “Information Highway”. Lets look at increasing web traffic with metaphors from our previous example. You want web traffic to stop and “park” at your website, long enough for you to give your pitch. Web traffic moves very quickly. Ewen Chia and Jo Han Mok, “Web Traffic Giants”, have shown the basic strategies on how to stop traffic and then direct that traffic to your sales pitch in their one hour teleseminar given in Autopilot Traffic Machine Elite.

Web traffic can also be increased by purchasing non-Internet based advertising. Chia and Mok call them “Feeder Pages”. Your “Feeder Pages” are the reason traffic continues back to your site. A place to stop. Instead of buildings we have web sites. It is called Social Proof. Much the way location is evidence of Social Proof so is position in the “Social Network” crucial to real business success on-line. Modern Internet technology makes it easy to create what is called an affiliate network with services like ClickBank.

To build real traffic to your product promotion you need dozens of websites promoting you. To build real traffic you have to build a real web traffic system such as an affiliate network.