m anything today. You simply want the subscriber.

What is the best way to do this? I have found that the best way to capitalize on exit traffic is to keep the squeeze page extremely short and targeted.

For example, the headline might read:

Don’t Forge

Exit traffic is traffic that is created by adding a pop under to an existing web site, and putting your squeeze page on that pop under. There are generally two ways to purchase pop under traffic. You can participate in an exit traffic exchange, where your squeeze page will be shown on someone else’s web site each time you show someone else’s ads on your web site. If you are getting a lot of traffic, then an exit traffic exchange can be a very powerful source of traffic. If you are not getting a lot of traffic, then you are probably better off simply purchasing the exit traffic.

Two things are extremely important when using exit traffic. One, you will again have a very low conversion rate, so it is important to track effectiveness by the number of subscribers gained at what cost, rather than focusing on conversion rate. Two, exit traffic views are generally very limited in time, because the viewer has not intended to go to your site. Therefore, you want to quickly capitalize on the time you have, and simply gain the subscriber. You are not trying to sell him anything today. You simply want the subscriber.

What is the best way to do this? I have found that the best way to capitalize on exit traffic is to keep the squeeze page extremely short and targeted.

For example, the headline might read:

Don’t Forget

will be shown on someone else’s web site each time you show someone else’s ads on your web site. If you are getting a lot of traffic, then an exit traffic exchange can be a very powerful source of traffic. If you are not getting a lot of traffic, then you are probably better off simply purchasing the exit traffic.

Two things are extremely important when using exit traffic. One, you will again have a very low conversion rate, so it is important to track effectiveness by the number of subscribers gained at what cost, rather than focusing on conversion rate. Two, exit traffic views are generally very limited in time, because the viewer has not intended to go to your site. Therefore, you want to quickly capitalize on the time you have, and simply gain the subscriber. You are not trying to sell him anything today. You simply want the subscriber.

What is the best way to do this? I have found that the best way to capitalize on exit traffic is to keep the squeeze page extremely short and targeted.

For example, the headline might read:

Don’t Forge

etter off simply purchasing the exit traffic.

Two things are extremely important when using exit traffic. One, you will again have a very low conversion rate, so it is important to track effectiveness by the number of subscribers gained at what cost, rather than focusing on conversion rate. Two, exit traffic views are generally very limited in time, because the viewer has not intended to go to your site. Therefore, you want to quickly capitalize on the time you have, and simply gain the subscriber. You are not trying to sell him anything today. You simply want the subscriber.

What is the best way to do this? I have found that the best way to capitalize on exit traffic is to keep the squeeze page extremely short and targeted.

For example, the headline might read:

Don’t Forge

ocusing on conversion rate. Two, exit traffic views are generally very limited in time, because the viewer has not intended to go to your site. Therefore, you want to quickly capitalize on the time you have, and simply gain the subscriber. You are not trying to sell him anything today. You simply want the subscriber.

What is the best way to do this? I have found that the best way to capitalize on exit traffic is to keep the squeeze page extremely short and targeted.

For example, the headline might read:

Don’t Forge

m anything today. You simply want the subscriber.

What is the best way to do this? I have found that the best way to capitalize on exit traffic is to keep the squeeze page extremely short and targeted.

For example, the headline might read:

Don’t Forget to Claim Your Free Report Before You Leave This Site!

At that point, you do not even need any more script---just the opt in box.

Banner Ads

Banner ads are ads that are generally shown on a network of advertisers’ web sites, and have lost popularity over the last few years due to a decreased response rate. However, because of that, banner advertising is not as prevalent, and I have heard that some marketers have been using them with renewed success in recent months.

Once again, as with exit traffic, safe lists, and traffic exchanges, the response rate is quite low, and effectiveness should be measured in terms of cost per subscriber.

Because I have not personally used them, I cannot offer much advice, except that you should not write them off without at least considering them, and perhaps trying them out.

Be sure to get a professionally designed, good-looking banner before you get started, and be sure to test everything you do, just like you would with any other advertising.