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Confucious say: “When in hole, stop digging.” – WebProWorld moderator CBP.
Since publishing my Traffic-Power article just two weeks ago, I’ve received numerous emails and phone calls from grateful Murdok readers. I’ve heard from former customers claiming they were duped, potential customers who are now reconsidering, and even a few concerned WebProWorld members wondering what Traffic-Power has to say for itself.
See what others are saying about Traffic-Power at WebProWorld.
Atlas DMT performed a study that researched whether or not paid search placement has an affect on the amount of traffic sites with paid listings receive. This study does not focus solely on paid inclusion. It also takes into account the exploding trend of companies employing SEM.
“Something wicked this way comes”
Traffic-Power, a search engine placement program, provides customers with keywords, meta tags, advertising pages, directory submission, link building strategies, online tracking and free customer support with the promise of higher search engine placement. Recent customer complaints, however, hint that Traffic-Power is nothing more than an SEO dark carnival.
Have you optimized your web pages in order to receive traffic from the major search engines (SE) like Google, Yahoo or Msn?
1. Spam – The surefire way of getting your site blacklisted from the major search engines. Many people see creating thousands of cloaked or doorway pages with hidden text as the quick route to ranking success. It isn’t.
Free. Zero cost. No risk. All profit.
No matter how you say it, kinda has a ring, doesn’t it?
In a previous article, I discussed 5 free ways to increase traffic to your online store. If you have not read it, you can see it here:
This is a sly traffic idea I got from my Kentucky cohort Garrett French. Garrett writes for WebProWorld.com.
A study conducted by Vividence, a market research firm, examined how people interact with search engines. The study, which Vividence released the findings of yesterday, May 25, 2004, found that search engine use and search engine ad click through rates do not necessarily correlate.
Although search engines have been around since the beginning of the Web, many businesses (large and small) are just now waking up to the gigantic benefit search engines provide. What other medium gives you – at absolutely no cost whatsoever – a way to drive unlimited traffic to your site? None. That’s why, once people understand search engine optimization (SEO), they get hooked!
