Maybe you haven't been told this but traffic doesn't simply come to your site after you have built it. You have to direct traffic to it. There's hundreds of ways of doing this and the more ways you use the better.
New Internet Marketers are unfortunately left out in the cold when it comes to traffic generation. Gurus inform Newbies what to do but many times, don't inform them of the HOW, WHEN or WHERE. Sometimes, I hate to say, that is on purpose. Personally, I cannot see the sense in it as there is plenty of Internet out there to go around!
The way Twitter works is, normally if you follow somebody, they will more than likely follow you back. This is what we want happening BUT we want to ensure that we get targeted followers. The only way you can do this is by being picky about who you follow first.
Being picky about who we follow just means that you only follow those who you would want to follow you in return. Don't just go willy-nilly and follow everybody that is in Twitter, unless of course, the product you are selling on your website is so generic that it is something everyone would want. Which is most likely not the case.
So we do what is called selective following which means that you only follow those who you wish to have following you back. You wouldn't just go crazy and follow everybody that is in Twitter, unless of course, the product you are selling on your website is so generic that it is a product that belongs in everyone's home. Which is most likely not the case.
The first thing to do when creating a Twitter account that can generate traffic for your website is to get as many followers as possible. The more you have - the more traffic you can generate, the more traffic you can generate - the more you can increase your mailing list. But there are healthy and not so healthy ways to generate a following on Twitter.
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