A Step by Step Guide to Using Traffic Exchanges
By Alicia Bodine, published Jul 25, 2007
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I promote a certain number of programs that I truly believe in. I do this through various different forms of advertising. The one form that I am asked the most questions about is Traffic Exchanges. Most individuals who are new at Internet Marketing don't know the value of traffic exchanges or how to use them. This article will shed some much-needed light on the subject so that those who are unfamiliar with traffic exchanges can begin to use them, and use them effectively.The first thing you need to do is sign up to a few Traffic Exchanges. I will walk you through one so that you will be able to easily follow the steps again and again with the others. Traffic Swarm is probably one of the most popular and widely used Traffic Exchanges around. That is why I choose it for my demonstration.
*Visit TrafficSwarm.com
*Click Login, and on the next page there is a red tab up top that says Join for FREE. Click that.
*Type in Your first name and your primary email account. (You will get 100 free credits to start)
*Fill in the rest of your information. It is self-explanatory. Type in the security code and check both boxes. Click Go to step 3.
*You can set Traffic Swarm as your start page, but I don't recommend it. Just scroll down and click continue.
*Click No (unless you are interested in the offers) and click continue
*Scroll Down until you See: Manage Your Site Promotions. Under that click add a New Site Address. This is where you will enter the referral address of the site you are advertising. Once you are done with that...
*Scroll back to the top and click Surf for Credits. You need to surf for 50 credits to make your account become active. Then other people will be able to view your site.
*Before you log out, click Refer others to Traffic Swarm. This will give you your referral ID so you can get credits for anyone who signs up under you. Make sure you write this address down. It's an easy way to get credits without having to do any manual surfing.
Now that you know how to sign up for traffic exchanges, I want to explain the two different types of exchanges that are out there.

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