In turbo tournaments it is quite possible to win, but in view of their transience, you will need a little more luck for this than in standard SnG tournaments. This is so, because most of the time you will play on the strategy of short stacks, and, therefore, most of the decisions you make will be in push-fold format.
In these tournaments there is not a lot of space for postflop games, and after a few first rounds you will almost not play post-flop, because by this time you will most likely be in All-In. In short, a good strategy for playing poker turbo tournaments will be a quality selection of starting hands and the right moments for all-in. It is not very pleasant to risk all of your chips so often, but this is the only way that can lead to success in games of this format.
Of course, you will have to feel all the delights of dispersion in these games, and therefore do not expect fast results after a couple of tournaments played. You will need to play a very large number of such games, in order to steadily win money, and therefore get used to fairly large fluctuations, if you decide to engage in playing turbo tournaments on a regular basis.