Posted by Ray White on June 18, 2010 Comments (2)

You ever get so excited about something that you feel like you will just simply burst if you don’t TWEET about it? Well, I feel like that about Soaring4Traffic (and all of my other programs, btw). And just in case you ever feel the same way, I’ve had something special added to the members area.

Soaring4Traffic now makes it easy for you to share your favorite splash link with your social media contacts on your Twitter and Facebook account. Let me tell you about it.

Login to your Soaring4Traffic account. On the left side menu, click on Promote Soaring4Traffic. You will go to the page that has all kinds of promotional tools for you to use to recruit your personal Soaring4Traffic downline members. Towards the top of the page, though, are your personalized URLs for the splash pages. Under each URL, you will see both a Tweet This icon and a Facebook icon. To share the URL with your Twitter followers or your Facebook friends, simply click the correct icon.

Let me walk you through it.

Let’s say you want to tweet about Soaring4Traffic, and want to direct your followers to your personalized URL for one of our spectacular splash pages. Login to your Soaring4Traffic account and go to the Promote Soaring4Traffic page in your members area. Pick the URL that you want to tweet, and click the Tweet This icon directly below it. Once you do that, you will get a pop up asking for your Twitter login info. This information is necessary to post the tweet to your Twitter account. Your Twitter login information is NOT saved anywhere. Once you enter the information and click the Submit button, you will get the message, “Tweet posted.” And you’re done! Don’t believe me? Check your Twitter feed. Go to your Twitter profile and at the top of your feed you will see the tweet, “Soar your traffic to a new level @ your.personalized.splash.url”

Simple as that. You have now told your twitter followers all about one of your best performing traffic exchanges. You don’t really want to keep that all to yourself now, do you? Share. It’s the social (media) thing to do.