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Sneaky Ways To Use Social Marketing for More Traffic

Posted on March 31, 2008 | Filed Under Social Marketing, Traffic Generation

By Jack Humphrey

When you can’t think of another thing you could do to promote your site just remember this:

There is always something else you can do to promote your site!

I am going to let readers in on a very big secret known only to our insiders before today. It is one of the most powerful, overlooked marketing methods for Web 2.0.

It all started back when Web 2.0 started. I quickly realized how beneficial it would be for my web presence to get on social sites and begin branding myself. While other marketers were glossing over Web 2.0 as a fad or as a useless tool for marketing, I was digging in and checking out what was behind the curtain.
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