Have you ever told yourself something like that about your traffic generation efforts in the last few minutes, hours, days, weeks, or months?

1. You have tried SEO on your website, you just didn’t see any results.

For example, I used a popular site builder product, the site looked great, it was ok
optimized, but the market I was in was too competitive for the keywords I was trying to use, I just didn’t understand that at the time…

2. Bought traffic books, they usually show where to get traffic, but not really how.

I have studied the traffic generation niche for much longer than I care to admit. I have bought many traffic books and guru courses, all great resources that I recommend, but felt like I didn’t understand how to really implement the wealth of information due to my level of experience at the beginning.

3. Everything you try takes too much work and time (ie article marketing)

I studied article marketing with a great mentor, but after a few months I recognized that this strategy is based on a high volume of articles. At the time it seemed more like a job than a business, and I didn’t feel like I could afford to outsource article writing at the time.

4. Google PPC Too Expensive, others may be cheaper but not as effective

In fact, I had some of my best success with PPC, in terms of list building and gross affiliate income, but I soon realized that it was very difficult to be profitable in the markets I was targeting. I still use PPC to test markets for keyword conversion data before creating free method campaigns.

5. You have too much information, but you can’t seem to put the pieces together.

My personal experiences over the last 5 years have convinced me that the biggest problem facing most online marketers is information overload. You actually know quite a bit about internet marketing, but you really suffer from a lack of focus caused by trying to learn how to put all the pieces together to generate enough traffic to make money online.