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Traffic and sneaky turtles
By admin | March 9, 2011
Baby here sticking my neck out today. The Turtle Dad gets mad when we sneak out and hopefully I will sneak back before he realizes I got out.
See he has not been getting me out to do my thing because he has been too busy working with his evil twin. Pisses me off and we all decided to put an end to it. (After all it takes help to get out and over to the keyboard.)
The big thing is that we need to post to get traffic. Traffic can lead to sales and sales leads to more goldfish for us. (Hey we are turtles and have a one track mind. We want more fish and less of that stick food even if it is better for us.)
Talking about traffic though the Turtle Dad has been spending a lot of time blogging and emailing about a new product from Marlon Sanders called The Traffic Dashboard.
Rare that he gets excited about a new product. He is usually muttering about blind sales letters, easy buttons, fleecing people and such things.
This time he was actually excited to promote a new product. Believe me he may think we are just sleeping up on the ramp but we do pay attention. Seeing him get excited and actually spending his money is definitely a rare occurrence. If he wasn’t so tight we would eat fish every day. (Oops hope he doesn’t read this. May not see fish for a while.)
So if he is excited about this and spent his money this might be something you want to check out. (And of course if you grab it we can plead for more fish.)
Check out The Traffic Dashboard. Make a turtle’s day 
Disclaimer: Some of the links mentioned within this post or posts it may lead to are my affiliate links and in such case I will get compensated for recommending those products. However, I will never recommend something that I don’t personally believe in and I welcome your questions and feedback.
Topics: lessons | 1 Comment »
March 9th, 2011 at 2:33 pm
Traffic really is the key to everything online… and Marlon certainly knows a lot about it. I like how Marlon has made it easy to follow along to go step by step.