Now don’t worry - you don’t need to become a full-fledged “Internet marketer” to profit from the EasyFreeZone Tutorial system. While it sure wouldn’t hurt, and you may want to learn some “advanced” Internet marketing tactics later, it’s just not necessary to do this.

Traffic exchanges are worth taking a look at now though, because they are a quick and easy way to get some greens - and it’s something you can get up and running quickly.

An Overview of Traffic Exchanges

There are several popular variations of traffic exchanges - “manual surf”, “auto surf” and “start page” traffic exchanges. Here’s a VERY quick overview of each type …

The original traffic exchanges are what we call a standard “manual surf” system.

Basically the way it works is that you signup for free, and you spend as little or as much time as you want viewing other members’ webpages.

Generally you have to stay on each page for at least 30 seconds or so, after which you earn a “credit”. Then you click a button to go to the next site, on and on and on.

The point, of course, is that other people will be viewing YOUR page - or in this case the IFW referral URL you choose. The more credits you earn the more times YOUR link is shown.

The next type of traffic exchange is called an “auto surf” system.

This is very similar to a standard traffic exchange, except the pages that are displayed change automatically. Basically you just sit there with the browser window open on your screen, and view other members’ websites automatically.

Finally, the 3rd type of traffic exchange is what’s known as a “start page” system.

These are very similar, but what they do is have you change your browsers’ start page (the page that loads when you first open your browser) to a special URL that they give you. Each time you open your browser, a random members’ webpage is displayed.

Regardless of how the traffic exchange operates, they all operate on the same model - you earn “credits” and the more credits you have the more times YOUR link is displayed.

Using Traffic Exchanges to Generate Greens

Traffic Exchanges aren’t the best use of your time, and we don’t suggest you spend a whole lot of time on this. There’s nothing wrong with participating in a “start page” system though, because you already open your browser anyway so you might as well profit from it.

There is more to it than this though. We’re not done yet …

The great thing about traffic exchanges is that most of them give you free “credits” just for signing up. This means you can get a lot of exposure for your IFW referral links for free, with very little effort, which WILL help you to generate greens quickly and easily.

Combine this with the fact that there are literally 100s of different traffic exchanges, and that’s a lot of free credits to take advantage of. You can potentially have 100s of 1000s of people going to your IFW referral links within a short amount of time, at no cost to you!

If you just spend a few minutes a day signing up for new traffic exchanges, you can expect to generate at least 2-5 greens per week. Not tons, but every little bit helps.

At an average value to you of $50 each, that’s an extra $100 to $250 a week for you.

Rather than list them all here, we’ll simply give you 3 links to help you get started. Between these 3 links below you’ll find 100s of traffic exchanges to get you started …

Auto Surf Traffic Exchange Directory

ParaMind’s Recommended Traffic Exchanges

1StopShopz Traffic Exchange List

Things to Know and Helpful Tips for This Method

Overall the “quality” of traffic you’ll get from traffic exchanges is not that great. But this method works due to the sheer numbers involved. And in our case it does help that what we’re promoting - free stuff - is potentially something of interest to just about anyone.

However, as we said before we don’t recommend that you spend a whole lot of time on this, short of signing up to use the free credits, and maybe use a “start page” system. Your time is simply better spent on other activities.

Most traffic exchanges will also try to sell you extra credits or other various “upgrades”. We generally don’t recommend buying into that, unless you’re seeing that it’s working well enough to justify the cost.