If you’ve tried to get traffic in the past, you know it’s not easy. There are many sources that can get you a ton of clicks, but not opt-ins or sales or traffic sources where you pay money for clicks or even sources like joint ventures or forum marketing that get you short-term traffic. , but then once you stop working, the traffic stops too. How do you keep increasing the traffic more and more so that the more hours you put in, the more powerful the traffic coming in? How do you set up some autopilot stuff, so you do the job once, the traffic comes forever? My top three sources of long-term traffic on autopilot are search engine optimization, video marketing, and affiliates.

Search engine optimization simply means that you have some type of free content available on search engines. I’ve written articles and instead of submitting to article sites, I would put it on a blog, have the blog ping the regular blog and ping addresses, and this is built into WordPress by default, and those pages end up in Google . , and if people search for those search terms, they will end up on that free blog. They come to the free blog with a link to the paid offer, then I get a slow and steady trickle down that way. The more pages I have on the blog, the more pages appear on Google and everyone went.

You can also use this on your paid membership sites. This is how the setup of a regular membership site works. If someone logs out, if they don’t have paid access, they don’t see anything, they don’t see any of the posts. But if you partially protect it, which means you leave all the posts on view but only protect the part of that post with a download link, that means any written material, like explaining what the video is about, will be shown to people who are not registered users but there is an error message and they have to log in to be able to watch the video or download the material. The advantage of this is that every time you make a blog post, even for a free product, it gets indexed in the search engine minus the download link. When people find your site, they see that blog and have to register or log in to access it. That way, if your membership has 500 posts, that’s 500 more pages you have in the search engines on top of all your free content.

Something that is even easier to put together than written materials are videos. You make a video and you can use a service tubemogul.com that will post it to sites like YouTube, Revver, Viddler and DailyMotion, the top 4, and you make a video that ends up on all these other video sites. YouTube is the second search engine in the world. When people are looking for instructions, most of the time they look on YouTube first because it’s better to get a video that shows something than some written material that explains something. As long as your videos are live action videos, that’s you standing in front of a camera, they are great YouTube content. And at the end, mention your url and add a watermark to your url in the video so that people can find you easily.

And finally, get affiliates. Have a pre-written email that affiliates can send to their lists, set up an affiliate program like ClickBank’s, and offer people a 60% commission for referring sales. 60% may seem generous, but keep in mind that these are additional sales that you wouldn’t have gotten any other way and that these people brought to your site. Those are my favorite slow but long-term autopilot ways to get traffic in search engine optimization, video marketing, and affiliates with solo ads.