On his Portal Feeder blog, Jason Katzenback talks about the mistake many make in focusing 100% on the search engines and missing out a huge market with non search engine traffic.

Brock Felt and Buck Rizvi have published a 47-minute video explaining how they made over $1 million in about 90 days using their traffic generation system to promote products to mass markets. They claim their system generates over 10,000 visitors per day, without using search engine optimization or pay-per-click advertising. Felt and Rizvi will be launching their coaching program in January of next year, and are offering the video to explain the system they will be teaching their clients who enroll in the program. Visit the Pipeline Profits website to view the video (list sign-up required).

On December 5th, Willie Crawford will be discussing effective traffic generation techniques in a 2-hour teleseminar starting at 7 pm ET.

"In this power-packed, 2-hour teleseminar I'll be joined by Kathleen Donaghy and George Levy, to reveal to you Traffic Generation Techniques That Actually Work!", says Crawford. "We'll discuss in-depth the traffic generation methods that you should be using to drive new subscribers, sales, and more business to your website. We'll drill down deep and expose why these techniques are so effective, and reveal why these are the techniques you must focus on."'

Registration for the event is available at trafficgenerationtechniquesthatwork.com.

On November 28th at 8 pm ET, Jo Han Mok and Ewen Chia will be hosting a 90-minute teleseminar to "hand you a system based on the 'missing secret' that will totally transform your website into an Autopilot Traffic Machine!", according to the sales letter. The letter continues, "We'll pull back the curtain and show you how doing just 'one' thing triggers a synergistic chain reaction that will explode your traffic EXPONENTIALLY. And there is no reason for it to EVER stop!"  Registration for the event is available at the Autopilot Traffic Machine site.

On Tuesday, November 9 at 3 pm ET, Tellman Knudson will be offering a teleseminar on his top 17 ways to generate traffic to his websites. During the call, Knudson will also reveal a "quick & easy method to Drive Traffic & build your list". Registration for the event is free and is available here.

In his weekly Associate Programs Newsletter, Allan Gardyne has been running a series on leveraging other people's traffic. In part 4 of the series, Gardyne explores an idea from Brian Edmondson on tapping into the traffic of new blog posts. Edmondson points out that, "The key to this is speed... as soon as the blog is updated, get your comment on there to maximize the number of eyeballs that see your comment". Gardyne's newsletter also has commentary on leveraging traffic through strategic partnerships and a warning about MySpace and the use of affiliate links. Read Gardyne's full newsletter here.

Brad Fallon and Andy Jenkins are releasing a series of videos with tips on traffic generation, SEO, conversion and marketing. The videos include results from their online businesses and those of their clients. They explain how they went from $0 to $16,000 a day in sales with search optimization. The videos are available for free at http://www.convertlinks.com/videohelp.

Randfish of SEOmoz.org has a nice post about generating free traffic with StumbleUpon. The StumbleUpon site allows users to randomly visit sites in one or more categories that others have voted on. As more and more users vote for a site, the effect on traffic can be viral. There is also an interesting thread at Digital Point where people are talking about their results. Should you give StumbleUpon a try, feel free to vote for the Internet Marketers Network ;-) (yeah, I know... a shameless plug).

Randfish of SEOmoz has published an excellent tip sheet for driving traffic to your website. For each tip, the author provides what tools or conditions are needed to implement it, the process involved to do it, what kind of results you can expect, and examples of the techniques in action. Read Randfish's tip sheet here.