How To Get Search Engine Traffic For Non-Experts....

Oct 31
08:57

2007

Nizzura Sofea

Nizzura Sofea

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Traffic from search engines is one of the most targeted and responsive pools of traffic you'll find anywhere. The individuals that make up this traffic pool are usually ready to buy now!They are going to the search engines looking for the product or service! They're seeking you out!

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As we do no have to figure out all the new algorithms that the search engines are using to rank web sites. They'll just end up changing it all tomorrow.

But,How To Get Search Engine Traffic For Non-Experts.... Articles ignoring such a traffic pool wouldn't be wise.

Here's a way you can take advantage of the highly targeted traffic from search engines, without ever having to worry about getting listed with them; Go to the people who have figured out how to get top positioning!

This is what you have to do...

1) Pick the keyword(s) that your target market would search for and run a search for it using the search engine or directory you're interested in.

2) Go through each of the top ten (or 20) listings and write down the name and email address of the contact person for each site. Note down any other unique information you find about them.

3)Send each person a personalized email offering joint venture with them in some way. One of the best ways that seem to be working right now is to offer them 100% of the profits from your product sale… for the first X number of sales (where 'X' is 10, 20, 50, etc. depending on the site's ranking and their customer base.)

4) One of the fastest ways of building your customer base is to seek out mutually- beneficial joint ventures. That's what the above strategy allows you to do.

If the businesses you approach (that are similar to yours) are not open to your joint venture offers, you can go after businesses who are selling products related to yours, not in direct competition with yours. Example: If you're selling oranges, don't approach a business owner who's also selling oranges. You'll be in direct competition with each other. Instead, go to someone who's selling lemons. (It's a "related" business, but not exactly the same. i.e. there's no direct competition.)

5) Many people have tried using this strategy. Most have failed miserably. I'll tell you why.

The problem with most people is that they are only focused on what they can get out of the deal. You'll never get it if that's what your focus is on.

When you're working on forming alliances, focus on the other party and ask yourself "What do they need? What can I offer them that would be of value to them?"

Create value for them! Make it worth their while. Make them an offer they can't refuse!

If you can get these sites to put a permanent affiliate link for your product on their site, you’ve just created an autopilot income stream! How many of these would you like to do in a month? ;-)

Forming powerful, mutually-beneficial alliances with successful marketers is the best strategy available to us. And it is well worth your time to continue pursuing joint ventures until you strike a deal or two. But, you don't have to stop there either. Get as many as you can.

Remember, you are not just seeking a one-time deal here either. You're seeking an alliance! Great ongoing business deals and friendships can be formed this way.

Make it your goal to form at least one joint venture per week. Send out at least one joint venture proposal per day. This really is one of the fastest ways to really start making some serious cash online. But FEW people do it, and even fewer do it right.

If all you do is focus on this one strategy, it will be all you need to succeed online. I'm not kidding at all.