What is a URL Traffic Rotator?
Are you using URL Rotators?
If you have been following me here in WA or outside on the internet, you may have seen me write "Together We Accomplish More" in my posts. I think that most online marketers tend to burn out, when they are working alone. Also getting free organic traffic is very difficult as a solo entrepreneur. It takes a lot of time to post, and write and post and create and post.
HOWEVER...
When you pool together with a group, AMAZING things will happen. There is strength in number. Using a URL Rotator allows for equal distribution of traffic to a collaborative team of marketers.
As long as the members of the group are all focused on the same objective, a URL Rotator setup will drive highly qualified traffic to an offer, and all participants will prosper.
CAUTION!!
I want to caution you not to jump into just any Rotator Group because if the group gets too big, the pool gets saturated and the participants no longer reap much reward. The rotators that I put together are limited to only 7 participants per cell, and this help keep the rotators spinning faster and spitting out the leads to the participants.
SOME PEOPLE are against URL Rotators, because they do not understand them.
A URL Rotator is simply a tool to equally distribute traffic to a collaborative group of marketers with a common offer and objective. A group of WA members can collaborate to a Coop of Traffic.
Have you ever been part of a URL Rotator Coop?
Are you considering starting your own?
BRAD MagicBrad GUDIM
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Hi Brad, I just had to look up the definition of a URL traffic rotator. No I have never been a part of this concept, but I will be doing some research into it as I can see some advantages to it. Thank you for the share.
Best wishes,
Michael
Never heard of these before. If it is people in the same niche, how does it work if all chasing the same audience. Bit confused.
The idea is that the coop promotes getting an ABUNDANCE of traffic to the common URL, and the traffic is distributed equally to the participants.
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Is there a Rotator Co-op here at WA?
I am not aware of one.