What Is An FFA Page?

FFA stands for "Free For All" and is the first place most
budding online marketers go to promote their website or
opportunity. Basically, it is a webpage that allows people
to post their URL link in exchange for receiving one email
message from the owner of the page. There are literally
thousands of FFA pages floating around the web.

Click below for an example of a typical FFA page

As you can see, there are many different links to websites
already listed, and the next one added will push the oldest
one out. Posting to an FFA page is a short-lived event,
so many marketers post to many different ones at the same
time, even using FFA submitters and other fancy programs.

In the online marketing world, posting to an FFA page
is at the bottom of the success ladder. I have not heard
of someone who has achieved good success using this method.

The trend these days is to have an FFA page of your
own, meaning you are the host and you are the one
sending out your single email message.

There are thousands of people posting to FFA pages every
day, and as the statistics go, about 95% of these people
are not successful at all. So a good percentage of these
people would be interested in finding a good way to market,
maybe even a good opportunity like yours.

On my FFA page above, I am getting about 150-200 confirmed
leads every day, and I haven't done any of the marketing
for it. It is all done by Traffic Wave, the company that
hosts my FFA page. All I did was sign up for Traffic Wave,
set up the FFA page and forget about it.

It's really quite easy to do, and there are certainly
other places where you can get your own FFA page. One
of those companies is called FFA Storm or FFA Blaze.
Another is AutoFFA, and the list goes on...

What is so great about Traffic Wave's FFA page is that
it is a part of an All-In-One marketing system, which
you can read about on the Traffic Wave Website.

They even have a complimentary 30-day Trial period, for
those of you who just want to pop in and kick the tires to
see how everything works.

Cheers,

Robert Choi