One Google Sniper Twitter Marketing Tip That Could Save You Thousands

Twitter Is Making Serious Money On Foolish Internet Marketers

Traffic generation is one of the biggest parts of what Google Sniper’s e-course teaches. It’s perhaps one of the most frequent of internet marketing tips that I push forward on this blog. The reason being is simple, without traffic, your site will not convert one iota. There is absolutely no way to make money online if you do not have people coming to it. Now, the number of people hitting your page is another story. However, in regards to engagement, you need to have no less than about 5 people a day hitting your page. That may seem like a small number, but if out of those 5 people, 1 buys, you are making money. This morning, for instance, I woke up to 4 sales from my skateboarding blog. I had 11 visitors, 5 from Twitter, 6 from Google, and 4 of those bought something. Traffic doesn’t need to be heavy to make money, but you will need it. Google Sniper talks about traffic in 3 tiers, and one of their tiers is in regards to social media. In this tip, I’m going to discuss why Twitter paid ads is NOT the way to go in this arena for you go make money with Google Sniper’s e-course.

The High Cost of Social Media Traffic Generation

First and foremost, when you look at paid traffic generation costs, social media can be quite hefty. When you work with Google Sniper’s advanced techniques, you will be told about the traffic solutions that are available. George Brown recommends buying traffic, but being careful about how you spend your budget. A budget is absolutely necessary to gain the upper hand. Now, the high cost of social media traffic starts to really impact your earnings because they don’t always charge you for hits, they charge you for “engagement”. That could mean a number of things, and you could see NO traffic from these, but rather “shares”. If someone shares your items in Twitter, or “likes” it, you could get your budget chipped down. Imagine 100 “likes” or “shares” and you get 0 hits to your page, and 0 sales. If that happens, you could end up spending your whole budget, without reward.

Twitter Specific Google Sniper Traffic Generation Is Terrible

I learned this one the hard way. I have several Twitter accounts, one that I am a mainstay in, and only have 181 followers. I know, not a big deal. But with that account, I’ve managed to get hits from big time marketers, small time marketers, and lots of people interested in skateboarding, horror movies, and more. Now, with Google Sniper’s advanced techniques for traffic, I tried to buy some ads with Twitter. Twitter breaks down their ads based on price that comes as low as 50 cents per engagement to upwards of 200,000 dollars if you want your ad to go viral. Could your Google Sniper page go viral with Twitter? Yes and no. Yes, you can pay for it, but you’re going to have to pay several thousands of dollars and hope that people respond favorably. It’s very easy to spend on Twitter, and see no engagement to your GSNIPER pages. I learned the hard way.

Twitter Traffic Is Vapid Versus Google Sniper’s Other Techniques

There is nothing wrong with buying traffic for your Google Sniper pages. I do it at a very limited level. However, there are some people that spend hundreds a month to thousands a month. George Brown recommends a 3 tiered approach to this, with mostly non-paid for traffic. However, you can take on the pay version if you’re in a hurry to profit. The problem with Twitter specific traffic generation is that it’s vapid. Even if you target only people that are posting about very specific terms, people don’t click through links quite as fast, nor do they buy.

There Are Exceptions To The Paid Twitter Traffic Rule

Now, before you cast stones about how Google Sniper is recommending this or that, consider that Twitter is the specific social media site that I’m talking about right now. Twitter is a fast paced solution for traffic, but it only really bolsters numbers. Unless you’re a heavyweight with a lot of money to burn in marketing dollars, do not go this route for your GSNIPER pages. Even if you targeted everything right, Twitter goes by so fast with posts, that your engagement ratio will diminish and your click through rate is going to blow through your marketing budget too fast to see any sort of profits. The one exception in this is in regards to link generation. If your goal with Twitter paid ads is link generation, and backlinks, then perhaps it can work, but only if your ad space isn’t hijacked by individuals that have nefarious ideas.

What Traffic Generation Idea Works For Google Sniper?

When you buy Google Sniper by clicking here, pay close attention to the traffic generation solutions. Watch the traffic video module, and then sign up for the Google Sniper X element. That’s where you are going to get advanced traffic generation tips for GSNIPER pages. George Brown does a great job in explaining this, and it’s the best way to avoid spending too much marketing money on things like Twitter paid ads. Again, unless you have 200,000 dollars to get your ad viral, it’s not worth your time.

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