Why You Need a Blog if you want Massive Traffic
If you don’t have a blog yet, then you’re about to learn why you should get one set up today, BEFORE you start your other traffic efforts. And, if YOU DO have a blog, you’ll discover how to leverage it to help drive traffic to your site.
Your blog can be used in two different ways: the blog itself can be your business, or if you’ve got a product to sell, the blog can get people to your sales page.
Either way, the blog is critical to your traffic work.
Here’s why.
Blogs are natural traffic magnets. You’ve heard me talk already about how it’s important to set up your pages so that the search engines know what your site is about, right? Well, blogs are naturally built that way, especially Wordpress blogs.
All you need to do is title your post with your keywords, and that post title (and your keywords) end up in the page heading — which Search Engines look at to learn about the text on that page. And those same headings also show up in your Page Title (the text in the blue bar), which is probably the single most important Read more
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In 20 seconds, a much better Traffic Question?
I think in about 20 seconds you’re going to agree with what I’m about to say about Traffic.
It’s about the traffic question you’re probably asking. I’m going to suggest a different one.
Ready?
The survey that so many of my readers answered was very revealing. The question was “How can I get traffic to my site?”
And because so much traffic comes from search engines, the question for you became “How can I get ranked High on Google?”
I’m curious…how much would it change your business if your website showed up in one of the top 10 listings on Google for your best, most competitive keyword?
Would it increase sales by 10 times? A Hundred?
That’s a good question, and it would change EVERYTHING for you about your business, wouldn’t it, to be listed on page 1 of Google’s results?
Well, here’s the BETTER QUESTION. Read more
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The Easiest Way to Get Free Traffic
If you do what I’m about to tell you — what one of the expert faculty in my new traffic system will walk you through, step by step, you’ll get links — from dozens to hundreds of them — on sites all over the web.
And as you know already, once you’ve got your website set up to tell the search engines what your site is about, your next job is to get links pointing back to your site.
Oh, and here’s something you probably didn’t know. Read more
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The SECOND reason to use Adwords
Read this Adwords advice even if you do not use Adwords or have no intention to.
Because even people who are already using Adwords aren’t aware of something it can do for them. It’s one of Adwords’ best features — but you won’t even find it in the documentation.
But before we get into this too deep, though, let me ask you a question.
Would you pay an expert in your field a few dollars to tell you EXACTLY what your customers wanted? What would it be worth to you if you KNEW, with absolute certainty, that the buyers of your …let’s use Widgets as an example … that the buyers of your Widgets were more interested in quality and reliability as opposed to price?
Or price rather than quality and reliability?
Would it be valuable for you to know that — by an overwhelming majority — buyers wanted plastic widgets rather than the old fashioned metal widgets?
You see, one of the things that Adwords can do for you — and this is very powerful and important — is to tell you Read more
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Seth Godin Apologizes
Seth Godin’s post yesterday, which many people have characterized as promoting clickfraud, created a firestorm of controversy all over the web.
Seth’s response to the uproar was to post an explanation of his thinking, which to me actually made the problem worse.
I’m sure his inbox was flooded, and a few well-written comments to both of his posts generated the following apology from Seth: Read more
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