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Ok, so you’ve got some t="_blank">product, products, or a website that you are promoting, and maybe
you have followed my advices on Traffic Exchanges and their ability to Boost the exposure of
your products, so you signed up on a few.

You have probably noticed then, that the number of websites you can promote for yourself
on a Traffic Exchange is limited, especially if you’re on a free base account…

So Now Im going to tell you about a little trick, a cheat even, that will help you get exposure
and traffic to more websites than the limit you are given in your traffic exchange.

Yes, basically you could be a Free member of any TE with many more websites than you should.
Most TE’s limit the number of websites you can promote to 5-10.
I’ll tell you how to make each one of those five show as many websites as you want. Each one.

It’s actually not that hard to do, if you know the right places for it – A little something called “Rotator”

A website rotator is one link code that switches between different website YOU define for them.
Some of the traffic exchanges today will offer you a free rotator which displays all the websites you listed
in your “my sites” section in your TE.
The problem with those rotators is that many of the Traffic Exchanges use them to promote themselves as
well so you will have a line above every website it displays, saying where that rotator came from, and sometimes
your personal info as well. Click here for an example Rotator (each time you click you will get to a different site).

In my opinion this is not that good, since I don’t always want people to know this is a rotated website.
Also I feel it’s a little more aesthetic without that top line.
The website I use for that matter is PageSwirl.
It is not a Traffic Exchange site, it only offers rotators.

As a free member you can have up to 5 websites in your rotator (which is the total of websites you can
display as a free member of a Traffic Exchange – Pushed into one link), but as an upgraded member
you can have Unlimited rotators, with unlimited websites in them, which you can even prioritize.
At PageSwirl you can also choose to have a personalized rotator, with your name on in on the top line, but
the default rotator is clean and only shows your websites. Click here to see (each click – different website).

At Traffic For Webmasters Traffic Exchange you also get a rotator without a top line.
Very unique for a TE. This TE Donates ALOT To dog shelters – I support it greatly.
On top of that – As a Free member you can have 10 websites, and not only 5..

That is step 1 of getting more links into your Traffic Exchange then you’re limited to by your free account.

The next trick would be, for example, taking your Traffic For Webmasters rotator and inserting it’s link in
your PageSwirl rotator.

What happened now?
You have more than doubled the amount of websites in your PageSwirl rotator – Now with One link from
PageSwirl you can rotate 10 Websites from TrafficForWebmasters , and 4 more websites from the 5 PageSwirl
gives you.. That comes to 14 WEBSITES IN ONE FREE LINK..

This ofcourse can go on and on, rotator within rotator for as much as you like (and the TE’s allow) but remember
to keep up with your websites in rotation.
The one thing thats definitely sure in that your websites will get ALOT more traffic..

here are some Traffic Exchanges that Offer Rotators (with self-promoting top line):
Blue-Surf
Aim-High
Lords Of Traffic " href="http://lords-of-traffic.com/?rid=10847" target="_blank"> Lords Of Traffic (Huge TE)
Traffic Giantic (Click here for review by JordaC at Personal Business Growth Blog)

I hope this helps you for now!

Maybe you’ve heard of HummingBird.  It’s actually a very well known software,
so well known in fact, that it was studied by many marketers, to learn if it is just a scam or actually
something worth working with.
Well the conclusions were unanimous – Theres no scam here.

If you put in the work – You cash in the money.

Hummingbird is a tool to use with Twitter, to help you build your following of Tweeps.
The idea is simple:

1. Find someone (a tweep) that you want to follow. You can use the find people search in Twitter,
   and use key words for your niche to find people who are interested in the same subjects as you.
2. After clicking on the follow button below their image, you can then start following those who
   are following the person you just followed.
   • In the right hand column just click on the followers link to see who is following the tweep you
     just started following. They might also share the interests you share.
3. Just push the “Follow All” button at the bottom right of the HummingBird screen.
4. Wait 24-48 hours and then select “Unfollow All” to remove tweeps that haven’t followed you back
5. After cleaning your list you can start the following process again.
6. Rinse and repeat.

If you follow someone they will follow you back (usually). Just watch out not to follow too many
new tweeps at once, or you might get flagged as spammer by Twitter (Were talking 3000+ per day).
You build up trust with the tweeps following you, and then you can send them a link.
The link can be to almost anything – even a sales/landing page if you want.
Hummingbird runs in its own IE styled web browser, just to make it extra easy for users.

With enough followers, who are in your niche, you will be well-received if you provide
valuable info, help, and so forth. And this will have them looking at your links.
If you get 100 people to your page, and convert 2% to 4% to a sale then you are earning money,
and Hummingbird has earned it’s keep.

If you are interested you can view the information page from Mesiab Labs.
We think it is a bit too good, but then again it’s a sales page.

What we like:

• It does what it says, better than expected
• Build up your following without wearing out your clicking finger
• It makes it easy to manage who you follow, and who is following you
• Just pick someone to follow, click on the followers or following link, then click on a button
  and you are following those people as well.
• HummingBird has Un-Follow memory protection for you. It is quite special and prevents you from
  re-following tweeps you have previously unfollowed. Other follow scripts don’t do it,
  and that can get you into trouble. If you follow and unfollow users multiple times, they can
  report you for spamming and get your Twitter account banned.
• Hummingbird also lets you have a VIP list for users who are not following you, but you wish to
  continue following them.
• Improvements and updates come regularly, new features are being developed even now.
  Also,in the rare case of a bug-report you will find it fixed quickly (48 hours or less)
• The developers listen – if you have a feature request, then suggest it, they do listen.

What we don’t like:

• Follow All does not have limits built in, you need to be cautious about it.
• Yeah we know there isn’t a second thing here, we just couldn’t really find one..

Conclusion:
HummingBird takes your business website marketing to the next level.
A Twitter account can only help get your site indexed (stick your site name in your twitter profile). 
HummingBird can do much more
It can help get your name in front of a large targeted crowd.
While it won’t find the people to follow for you, it will automate the following and un-follow process.
We like it, and use it almost on a daily basis.

You can download and try Hummingbird free for 37 hours before buying.
The trial is a full version with nothing disabled.
After 37 hours, you will have to purchase and enter a valid license key.
By that time, we bet that you’ll see how great Hummingbird is.

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