Traffic Anarchy To Launch Monday 23rd August 2010, 9am EST

Traffic Anarchy generates traffic to your site by submitting to 4 types of sites/directories: article directories, bookmarking sites, news release sites, and RSS directories.

Traffic Anarchy, which is a website traffic generation software by Steven Lee Jones, launches on Monday, August 23rd, 2010. In this news article, we’ll tell you what we’ve learned so far about Traffic Anarchy: exactly what it does, and how it benefits any website owner who puts it to use. In fact, we’ll even go beyond our Traffic Anarchy review and give you more details than we did in our review of this software.

To begin, let’s start with a credibility check, since it’s good to know a bit about the people (or, in this case, the person), you’re buying from. Some people who claim to be experts at Internet marketing are not as qualified as the present themselves to be: they are either scam artists, or only make their money (or most of it), through selling how-to-make-money-online products. Sure, they may do well this way, but it’s really not a measure of how qualified someone is to tech Internet marketing.

Steven Lee Jones is not one of those. He’s made money outside of the Internet marketing niche, specifically, Forex. His Internet marketing products, such as My Clickbank Business and Mass Article Control, have done very well. I remember that Mass Article Control, when it first launched, was very popular and highly promoted.

Most recently, Steven Lee Jones has announced the launch of Traffic Anarchy.

What Is Traffic Anarchy, and What Does It Do, Exactly?

Well, as we stated at the beginning Traffic Anarchy helps you with your traffic generation efforts. In fact, it speeds up a lot of it for you.

At it’s core, it’s a submission software. Traffic Anarchy submits to 4 types of sites: article directories, RSS aggregators, social bookmarking sites, and press release sites.

These 4 types of sites (and there are a number of sites within each of these 4), can combine to send you a lot of traffic. It’s been proven over and over again. Article marketing and social bookmarking themselves, are actually essential promotion vehicles for a lot of successful Internet marketers.

Now, if you had to submit to all the RSS, article marketing sites, the various press release sites, and do all the social bookmarking manually, it would take you a long, long time. It’s definitely possible, but as a business person, your time is more valuable doing other things, especially when a semi-automated software like Traffic Anarchy can do a lot of it for you.

Let’s take a closer look at the 4 types of sites that Traffic Anarchy submits to:

Traffic Anarchy Submits To Article Directories

Article sites (especially the popular ones like Ezine Articles, Buzzle, Go Articles, and Article Dashboard) can work to spread your content around the web. They can extend the reach of your readership. And, since these sites get a lot of traffic, a person on this site might come across your article. If they find your article intriguing, they’ll want to know more, and click on your site’s link. Traffic Anarchy helps you do this: Instead of having to submit to a number of article directories manually (or one at a time), it can do it for you all at once.

Traffic Anarchy Will Submit To Social Bookmarking Sites

Social bookmarking sites can definitely spike your traffic levels. Depending on the audience of the specific social bookmarking sites you submit to, the traffic you get can be targeted to your site, or your offer. Once you create a new post or add some new content to your site, and want to spread the word, Traffic Anarchy can help you do that through social media sites.

RSS Directories: An Often-Neglected Traffic Factor

A lot of webmasters probably don’t even know what an RSS feed is. That’s too bad, because they’re missing out on a potential source of good traffic. RSS is sometimes called Really Simple Syndication, and is another way of spreading your content. Think of it as a news feed that summarizes the various items on your site. In fact, that’s almost exactly what an RSS feed is. Virtually all WordPress-based sites, blogs, and news sites have RSS feeds. It’s easy to get your site’s RSS feed (it’s really just a url), and Traffic Anarchy will submit it to the RSS directories for you.

This works to bring you traffic because people might find your RSS feed and subscribe to it, therefore saying in touch with your site’s updates.

Traffic Anarchy Doesn’t Forget About Press Release Sites

Most software that might be comparable to Traffic Anarchy don’t submit to press release sites. Press release (or, news release) sites can be a great source of traffic. Here’s a tip: try to connect something about your site to a big story in the current news. If you can connect your site to something that’s hot now, you can have a news release created, let Traffic Anarchy submit it for you, and watch the traffic come in.

Traffic Anarchy’s After Effect: Good Off-Page SEO

Other than the near-immediate effect of having a lot of traffic come to your site from the 4 types of traffic sources listed above, it’s also good to mention that Traffic Anarchy helps your site’s SEO (search engine optimization). This is particularly true of the off-page factors of your SEO, which can be a great benefit.

By off-page SEO, we’re basically referring to all the backlinks (links to your site) that your site will receive as a result of you using Traffic Anarchy. Virtually every submission Traffic Anarchy does to you (every article to each directory, every RSS site it submits to, each news site, and each bookmark), gives your site a link. That link looks good in the search engines, and over time (as long as the backlinking doesn’t happen too fast), people will find your site by typing in search queries that pertain to your site.

One great thing abut Traffic Anarchy is that it’s not fully-automated, but rather, semi-automated. Why is that a good thing for Traffic Anarchy to be semi-automated instead of fully-automated? Because fully automated software can, at times, seem a bit like spam software. You have to enter captcha during some parts of the submission process, and this human-validation aspect is good, because it shows that there’s a real person behind the scenes.

All in all, we like what we’ve heard about Traffic Anarchy so far. If you’d like to learn more, be sure to see our Traffic Anarchy review.