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How do you get traffic to a niche you never been in before?

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Jon said:
...but you have to do the grunt work yourself first so that you can figure out what works for you, and then show someone else how to do it, so they can do it your way, and you won't suffer from any changes. That's just my take on it.

Absolutely, from the basement up!

You're very impressive, but do you still dabble in the black arts?
 
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Brad101 said:
Absolutely, from the basement up!

You're very impressive, but do you still dabble in the black arts?

I am a Sith Lord in the black arts my friend. I may not dabble in it, but I am constantly re-educating myself on new ideas and tactics with it. Without tooting my own horn, until someone can beat what I did with adult and Google for 2 years without a single site being dropped, then I will be impressed. There are only a few people who I respect hardcore in the dark arts. One being Dan Kramer (kloakit author) and DaveN. I've only recently been getting more social with BH'ers so maybe there are a lot more guys out there that I need to give my respect to.
 
emp said:
How do you get traffic to a niche you never been in before?

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Oh yeah, read your PMs... :)

Research my friend. Every niche has loopholes for free traffic. Mix research with creativity, and you can get a boat load of free traffic to any niche, whether you're an expert or complete newbie in the topic. And by being creative, I mean think outside the box. Put yourself into the shoes of the consumer clicker, and think about how you would go about finding information on this topic. While you're at it, think about how to monetize the crap out of it as well. Usually it's very easy to just sit there and rely on Adsense to do all of the revenue work for you, but there are so many channels that no one ventures into because it seems like too much "work". So I guess it just depends on how far you want to take it, and how much money and traffic you want to generate.
 
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