Yvette Bergeron Triple Clicks, Pedl'rs Kit., T/E Ntwrk | | I hope by now you have read the Traffic Exchange
Profits report (at least twice) and that you are
beginning to see the importance of using lead
capture pages in your traffic exchanges.
> http://teprofits.com/r/bestline/TrafficReport.php
Today I want to share some ideas about budgeting
your time and resources.
> Time = Money <
Think about that for a moment.
The vast majority of people work at a job where they
are paid based on their hours worked. They are
trading their time for a salary or hourly wage.
Time is money.
When you surf traffic exchanges, you are working for
yourself to try and generate extra income or perhaps
even replace your job. But are you getting paid for
your work?
What is your time worth?
$5, $10, $20, $40 per hour?
Many TE marketing professionals purchase credits on
traffic exchanges for good reason. They have something
that generates a RETURN on the credit purchase.
Clearly then, traffic credits have value.
> Credit Value <
Here is another way to look at it...
The average cost of a traffic exchange credit is about
1 cent per visitor.
By generating 500 credits in an hour, you are earning
$5 in credits each hour. Five dollars per hour is not
bad working from home.
However, $5 in traffic credits is NOT the same as $5
in earnings... unless the traffic converts to income.
Do you know what your "Credit Value" is?
By using the TE Profits squeeze pages, Traffic Report,
and this newsletter series you have been reading, I
generate income from conversions.
Calculating earnings per credit, my Credit Value can
be as high as 2 to 4 cents per credit!
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What Creates My Credit Value?
Remember this system is set up as a "funded proposal"
by making sales of this ebook...
> http://teprofits.com/r/bestline/5dollar.php
Keep in mind that is NOT the only source of income
from this system, but it's what gets the ball rolling.
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So if your credits are worth 2 cents, but only cost
one cent each... shouldn't you buy credits?
The answer is "Yes" and "No".
Something to remember, especially when you work
online, is that you need a budget. You have to set a
monthly budget and keep it in place so that you get
the best returns on your investment.
A common problem getting started online is that
people do not have extra money to spend on essential
tools. If that is your situation, you will need to
invest TIME rather than money. First focus your time
on building traffic.
Second, focus on your list. The first thing I spent any
money on for my business was my autoresponder.
That expense was easily recovered during the first
month (actually less than a week), so that I could
quickly put the funds to work in other areas.
My overall budget was first set at $50 per month,
and since my autoresponder was paid for I was able
to invest all of that budget into traffic.
Keeping this budget, my income started to grow from
sales of the $5 franchise AND autoresponder accounts.
Positive cash flow was again achieved quickly.
The main thing to stress is to keep your budget, and
as you start generating income you can trade some of
that income for traffic credits. This will allow you
to free up some of your time.
I still spend a lot of time surfing exchanges, but
now I can purchase credits because I kept with my
plan and spent my money wisely.
Why would I (or anyone) want to purchase credits?
Simply put... when it makes sense to do so.
We'll go into that in more detail when we look at your
return on investment.
For now, set a budget and stick to it.
Generate leads and up front cash flow by giving away the
Traffic Report.
Then watch your income and business grow like wild fire!
All the best,
George VanderLoop
"Making Your TE Marketing Profitable"
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