Abstract: Did you know that many people don't know that generating traffic is the next important thing to do once you have constructed or join online business, network marketing, Affiliate Marketing, online business and website? It's unfortunate, but it's true. Are you have low viewer on your status as an online marketer such as Affiliate Marketing, TDC, Network marketing, this is for you all you need is traffic. This is more than likely the cause of a considerable amount of spam sites.   New entrepreneurs start a business or Affiliate Marketing and site, wait for traffic to come, end up disillusioned with Internet-based business – and instead look only to generate traffic, rather than to produce a decent site with reasonable content and products. So why doesn't traffic immediately stream in after someone sets up a website? The primary reason is that traffic has to come from somwhere. It doesn't just drop out of the sky. When it comes to “free” traffic, such as organic search engine traffic, that takes time. There are an estimated four MILLION sites on the Internet. And guess what? You're competing with those sites for positions on search engines. Now, what's important to note is that getting “traffic” isn't all that hard.   You can always purchase five hundred thousand “hits” for $100, but if it isn't targeted to your specific category and clean (i.e. from reasonable sources), it isn't worth your time or money. Instead, you have to find a way to generate traffic through viable methods and then recycle that traffic into repeat visits.   Table of contents: Chapter 1: Killer Traffic Generation Tactics 1 Chapter 2: Leveraging On Search Engines 5 Chapter 3: Magic Of Article Writing 10 Chapter 4: Viral Traffic Effect Through Affiliate Programs 15 Chapter 5: Other Known Traffic Generation Methods That Kill 20 Chapter 6: Using Per-Per-Click Programs 25 Chapter 7: Leveraging On Online Medias 29 Chapter 8: Buying Ad Space On Other High Trafficked Websites . 33 Chapter 9: In Closing 38 Recommended Resources Error! Bookmark not defined.