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It is a very long term, but you can dissect it, pick it apart, and realize that it's a very straightforward approach to getting more traffic to your website. The basic concept is to use Web 2.0 in various social sites to generate the traffic. The problem is, using Web 2.0 can be difficult to get through, and that's where the Cashmap package comes into play; it guides you through the entire process.
The first step in this process is figuring out what sort of blog you are best suited to writing; this will form the core of your information sharing program. Now, here's an important point: do not try to hit all of the social networking websites at once. Doing that will spread yourself too thin, and you won't be able to post to them regularly, which is an important aspect of the sites. Regular updates are critical; if you fail to do that, people will lose interest in your blog. So, focus your attention - at least initially - on one or two sites, and build up your blog and network. The Cashmap package will show you how to eventually spread your content across more sites. Eventually, you can post to one place, and the information will be sent to all of your sites.
Once you have an account on a social site, you can start to upload your information, and then build a list from your email listings. The Cashmap package has tips on using Facebook , Twitter, and other sites. You can also join photo sharing websites like Flickr. Managing photos can be time-consuming, and this is yet another plus to the Cashmap package; it simplifies the whole process. You'll be able to post images to your core account, and then the Cashmap package takes care of sending them to all of your other photo sites.
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