Automated Traffic Review - Worth Your Time and Money?

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I’ll preface this by saying that I’m not promoting this product, because I bought it and I did not find it useful to me.  That doesn’t mean you won’t like it or shouldn’t buy it.  What you get out of any program of this nature has a lot to do with your commitment to taking action and your own experience level.   I would classify myself as a “seasoned” online marketer with mastery of many fundamental skills.   A less experienced marketer than me might find this product meets their needs very well.

The salesletter and positioning of the product seem to be working awfully hard to convince us that these “scripts” product automated traffic.  They don’t.  They simplify some minor marketing tasks like adding meta  tags to blogger blogs and searching Yahoo answers for keywords.

You might be dazzled by the spit and polish of how this program is promoted.  Once you buy the upsell offer alone are dazzling in their quantity and pushiness.  You’ll get many offers in your email for other products as well.

I tested the banner rotator on this blog (http://malibumentor.com)… and all I ever saw it display was a banner for the Automated Traffic program.  The idea is that it’s supposed to test banners for you from popular ClickBank marketing products and display the ones that get the most clicks – it’s disappointing but hardly surprising that the banner rotator favors the Automated Traffic product so strongly.   I smell something a bit fishy.

I got a bunch of bonuses through an affiliate who was running a launch promo for Automated Traffic.  I liked the bonuses, but I didn’t like the product and canceled after one month.

I thought the keyword tools were lame.  You might not if you’re  inexperienced at online.  If you’re looking for a serious keyword research I suggest investing in  Market Samurai, which  is a first rate tool.

The people who created Automated Traffic made an impressive looking membership area.  The marketing after the sale is done quite well and the creator’s have clearly recognized that to keep people on a monthly subscription plan you will do well to come up with new, exciting stuff every month.

I wouldn’t say the product is shoddy at all. It’s nicely put together as these things go.  I just didn’t personally find it very useful.

The post author, Loren Woirhaye writes sales copy and creates marketing systems for business clients who want to slash customer acquisition costs and position their businesses For 20%-30% sales growth in the next 12-18 months. He writes regularly about marketing and life at his Entrepreneur Blog.