Changes in the concept of how to attract potential members to join Traffic Exchanges has already witnessed several variations. OK, yes Traffic Exchanges still advertise a surfeit of money orientated schemes but, and here's the rub, everyone who has grown up with the Internet had the get-rich-quick schemes that rarely if ever met expectations, tagging along for the ride. It's finally time for a change, sorry would-be money men, but it is, especially for Traffic Exchanges that truly intend to survive in what is likely to be one of the new big business sectors.

So how do Traffic Exchanges develop if they drop the get-rich-ideas associated with many of them and, not forgetting that money is what brought them to where they are today, what's their future?

Ironically money will be the driver to likely change things. The smart Traffic Exchange owners are already looking to do more than advertise money making schemes, some such as The Cinnamon Hollow  have focused on feminine orientated goods and services. The Cinnamon Hollow is already close to being an Internet glossy mag.

Still not convinced? OK, let's use an imaginary example and I'm handing someone an idea here that could make them lots of money, fortunately I've plenty more ideas so this one's free.

A Traffic Exchange with a focus on collectible cars would be a very useful place to display rare cars to the world in order to find buyers. Additionally membership levels could allow different categories of vehicles to be included in members surfing/displays - imagine what you would see and could display as a gold member! Not only that but the ability to network through a down-line would be fantastic and arguably better than eBay or other auction site. There's the start of an idea, the rest is up to you.....

The glossy mag 'bit' is how a Traffic Exchange owner develops the site to mimic its terrestrial counterpart. Look at how the mags do it and go from there. There's no shortage of ads but the real potential to develop a business is the content of the pages that you display. Making your site rich in appearance will likely prove important. The next time you're at a magazine stand look at the mags in any single group and pick out the ones that look best and those you'd buy if money was no object and remember, if you could join a glossy looking Traffic Exchange as a FREE member and by doing so take a peek at some of the content on that magazine stand why wouldn't you?

Traffic Era has taken the concept of Traffic Exchange networking to a new level, but the next level will be category specific Traffic Exchanges.

Just remember that you read it here first.

Robert Price