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Mass submitters… do they increase web traffic??

This week id really love to have a rant. And hopefully save you some money in the process

Don’t you just love smart marketers who have the ability to paint the most horrendous of products that clearly do not work at all well but still pitch the words to make it sound like this product is a gift direct from god? It’s their job we might argue… to direct our attention away from the products shortcomings and focus it on its strengths. Fair enough i might add, after all who knows someone out there may have a need for that products attribute.

But what we are increasingly seeing on the internet is clever marketers who get their hands on products that clearly have have no strengths and plenty of shortcomings… in fact let me rephrase that, they have no benefits whatsoever, and make bogus claims about the performance abilities of their product. They fall in the category that everyone tries to avoid called ‘SCAMS!’.

I call them “phantom products”, in my eyes products that have no benefit whatsoever, basically a savvy marketers dream cause they can let their creative minds go to work to create the most outrageous claims about the products benefits.

Ohh i might add that i’m talking about fully automated mass submit programs that blast out emails to millions of people, or blasts your ad to over 1 million search engines, directories and FFA (free for all) sites and that will magically increase web traffic to your site and are ready to buy from you.

Basically you punch in the details, you hit submit and this program supposedly sends out your ad to a million or more sites … amazing how it manages to do that in less than 30 seconds. Or blasts your email to over a million people. But it sounds pretty impressive don’t you reckon? Ofcourse it does because in a time conscious world that we live in, savvy marketers are taking advantage of time poor people.

Being a marketer myself, i fret when i see other fellow marketer’s, so called guru’s, who for one purposely hide behind their ad copy and never reveal their identity who write the most amazing garbage about these fully automated submission software abilities. Let me for one tell you.. these programs have no abilities.

Good e-mail blasters are a thing of the past and I suggest you find more reliable ways to increase web traffic to your site.

One thing i certainly won’t do is name products that you should avoid. Instead i will advise you to avoid all programs that are fully automated. What i mean by “fully automated” is a program or subscription that blasts out your email, advertisement or link to mutliple sites when you hit submit.

I though have no problem with semi automated submitting software. These are programs that put the control at your fingertips like article, social bookmarking or link submit programs that assist you and which you can see yourself the process. These semi-auto submit software do take a little more time to submit, but they work a hell of lot better than those email blasters!

Just finally, i’d like to give a site that you can use right away, which i currently use to submit to over 80 social bookmark sites, and best of all it is free and NOT A SCAM!! It is semi-automatic, and although the first time takes a while to submit because you have to create accounts with each site ( if you aren’t a member already), but now i get through the 80 sites in 40 mins or less. Here is the link www.socialposter.com

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2 Responses to “Mass submitters… do they increase web traffic??”

  1. Bill
    June 13th, 2008 at 9:21 pm

    You appear to have a “blaster” program in the widget of your sidebar. The widget appears to be called Top recommended products.

    Kind of ironic huh.

    Bills last blog post..How to Build Backlinks the Web2.0 Way

  2. Traffic2MyPage
    June 13th, 2008 at 10:02 pm

    yeh that is bill… didn’t really pay attention to the widget until you pointed it out

    but your right and thanks for noticing that and letting me know… hope to see you on my blog soon

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