I am looking to spend $500 on one of my website. The website is about selling computer stuff, electronics, music cd, camera, camcorders, appliances, and many more. Where can I get real people coming to my website and looking to buy.

Also I have another website I am looking to spend $100 to get traffic at. The website sell coffee, tea, candy, chocolate, nuts and many more. Where is the best place to get real traffic for this. I dont have alot of people coming to this website but 1 out of 5 people who come in buy things.

I'd suggest sticking with the current pay per click programs from Yahoo or Google.

I'm sure FlyingRose will offer up a couple tips, but bottom line is this:

With small budgets like that, make sure you write good ad copy right off the bat. You want performance from the gate to maximize the spend. Do some keyword research (using yahoo's keyword tools) to see what current advertisers are bidding on phrases, then use something like Keyword Discovery to see what users ACTUALLY search on. You WILL be able to find some niche phrases - low cost per click, but decent traffic for those sites.

Skip the website and network ad options - your numbers won't buy you the exposure you'll need to see results (speaking form experience here).

DO NOT even think about e-mail campaigns.

Don't just spend that money - do the research first, get an idea of what "might" happen traffic-wise from that outlay of cash, then SLOWLY tread into ONE of the programs and watch it like a hawk.

Think I'm being too cautious? We once left our AMEX "open" on a busy phrase - 36 hours and $8,000 later, we caught it... (**Before my time here in SEO & PPC, BTW)

Thanks for the hint but most of the people I get come from the msn search then google.

One thing are all those other traffic website that say they sell real trafiic for 10,000 people for $20 good or not.

Those kinds of things are absolute garbage. They are not real and do not deliver real traffic.

Your best bet is to stick with real PPC stuff.

Getting real traffic costs money. For those types of ad buys, stick with PPC.