The life blood of any website is traffic. With the traffic your website is a success without traffic your dreams of Internet success are destined to fail, but it is essential to get the right form of traffic. There are untold brokers and purveyors of traffic out there can promise to deliver traffic but very few of them can possibly deliver traffic to the same degree than those who sell traffic from expired domains.
The principle behind expired domains traffic is as follows. Every day there are thousands of domain names that for a number of reasons don't get renewed. In some cases this is deliberate, in others people just forget the number of domains they have. Whatever reason these domains don't get renewed is irrelevant but what is relevant is that is that in a lot of cases these domain names have existing traffic to some degree or another.
When the marketeer works his magic in this case is that you buy this existing traffic from the main names or associate domain names that would have a relationship to your business and get that traffic redirected to your main money site.
Let me illustrate further. You are about to launch a site on tropical fish. Now in the normal scheme of events you would purchase the domain name, design the site, and fill the site with unique copy or articles from a number of sources. Then you undertake your submissions to all the directories, possibly by some pay per click traffic from something like Adwords and sit back and wait for the traffic to arrive and the sales to be made.
Now there is another way, as we have said before you could purchase traffic from a different route. Now if we take a site about tropical fish we can then do some research into walked to my names are either coming up for renewal or have failed to be renewed.
In our case, for the sake of example, let's say a couple off the main aims have expired that relate to pet food supplies, tropical fish literature, whatever. These are Domain names that have been in existence a minimum of minimum of 12 months and possibly a lot longer. Thought I'll give Billy the same amount that you would have to put out front in your typical PPC campaign (pay per click) you may be able to purchase a group off expired domains or the rights to the traffic from these expired domains if this is all that is available.
Quite often in a matter of hours after your purchases have been made and the right DNS transfers have been made, your newly acquired traffic will start to arrive at your site. What in effect is happening is that people are trying to find the information that exists from the former pet food supplies site and are getting redirected to your site.
Where the really skilful marketeer profits in this scenario is that they pre book expired domain traffic first then built a money sign around the traffic.
Smart or what?
