The term Perpetual Internet Traffic Machine refers to the components of your internet sales presence which gets internet traffic without the need of PPC, other ads, or traffic exchanges.

A ’sale’ in this case is anything from the actual customer purchase of your product, or your having obtained personal contact information from someone in exchange for something of value that you have to provide.

In order to create a Perpetual Internet Traffic Machine, five elements need to be developed. These are as follows:

1. Central Hub
2. Content Syndication Network
3. Social Networks
4. Search Engine Visibility & Rankings
5. Sales Funnel Process

Your Central Hub is where you publish your content, which is the primary component of this system. The content must provide value to your target market, and must be Enlightening, Educational, and/or Entertaining.

The Content Syndication Network, Social Networks, and Search Engine Visibility and Rankings are reflected upon in “Hit and Run Marketing: What Social Media Means to Your SEO and Traffic Exposure“.

The Sales Funnel Process is the process through which people will buy from you. This may be from anything as simple as the sales page of an affiliate program you are promoting or as intricate as a 30 part ARS (Auto-Responder Series).

There is a new social bookmarking community, the Unified Tribe, which was created for just the purpose of syndicating content of its members. If you want to have your content go viral with a few clicks of the mouse, this is a must have to relieve you of the pain of waiting years for organic results. When you join be sure to look me up and we’ll syndicate one anothers’ content!

To help you to understand the power and importance of a content syndication system are described at length at Social Media  Science, by Charles Heflin, which I highly recommend to anyone interested in internet marketing.

To Your Enormous Success!

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