Hi,
If you've ever considered turning Clickbank into your own private ATM and making enormous withdrawals whenever you like, then, this recommendation could turn around your whole life.
Before I move into the heart of the matter let me pose a question: "Are you scared to pay for traffic?" And when I say "pay for traffic", I mean with things such as PPC etc.. If you're scared to pay for trafic, that is fine because you're not alone - a lot of marketers are.
There's a lot to be said no cost traffic, and that's why I need Michael Jones to express to you how to access a ton of traffic - the way he's laid it out in "The Clickbank Code"...
I use Adwords, and the system brings me thousands of visitors... But you cannot beat the effortlessness of traffic which simply floods into your sites relentlessly. The sort of traffic that never stops, and never costs you a dime... And, as we all know, if you need to get cash into your bank account you have to get traffic... loads of it.
You've heard of Clickbank, right? You know... the free-to-join web site that literally forces cash into your pockets... Yeah if you know what you're doing!! Well, let's marry up TONS OF TRAFFIC with CLICKBANK.
We'll do that by telling you about a guy by the name of Michael Jones who banked a cool $48,506.66 in his first four weeks after hearing of it... That's right... WITHIN HIS FIRST four WEEKS!
Michael Jones reveals everything and he's pulling back the curtain on the secrets (These secrets are killer... and could set you up for life!!) he used them to rake in virtually twelve thousand bucks his very first week... That's what I call The Secret To Make Money Online Fast
Michael is will show you how to use these absolutely new tactics... actually the very same ways he used to turn him into a millionaire through promoting Clickbank's products.
That is it for the moment. Think Lucky - Be Lucky!!
Sam D. Mann
Now then, here's an excellent post for you to read. Submitted by one of my many Guest Authors...
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If you've ever considered turning Clickbank into your own private ATM and making enormous withdrawals whenever you like, then, this recommendation could turn around your whole life.
Before I move into the heart of the matter let me pose a question: "Are you scared to pay for traffic?" And when I say "pay for traffic", I mean with things such as PPC etc.. If you're scared to pay for trafic, that is fine because you're not alone - a lot of marketers are.
There's a lot to be said no cost traffic, and that's why I need Michael Jones to express to you how to access a ton of traffic - the way he's laid it out in "The Clickbank Code"...
I use Adwords, and the system brings me thousands of visitors... But you cannot beat the effortlessness of traffic which simply floods into your sites relentlessly. The sort of traffic that never stops, and never costs you a dime... And, as we all know, if you need to get cash into your bank account you have to get traffic... loads of it.
You've heard of Clickbank, right? You know... the free-to-join web site that literally forces cash into your pockets... Yeah if you know what you're doing!! Well, let's marry up TONS OF TRAFFIC with CLICKBANK.
We'll do that by telling you about a guy by the name of Michael Jones who banked a cool $48,506.66 in his first four weeks after hearing of it... That's right... WITHIN HIS FIRST four WEEKS!
Michael Jones reveals everything and he's pulling back the curtain on the secrets (These secrets are killer... and could set you up for life!!) he used them to rake in virtually twelve thousand bucks his very first week... That's what I call The Secret To Make Money Online Fast
Michael is will show you how to use these absolutely new tactics... actually the very same ways he used to turn him into a millionaire through promoting Clickbank's products.
That is it for the moment. Think Lucky - Be Lucky!!
Sam D. Mann
Now then, here's an excellent post for you to read. Submitted by one of my many Guest Authors...
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7 Ways to Leave Comments and Drive Traffic Back to Your Blog
People say that to make an impression, you'll have to open your mouth. While that is physically impossible in the virtual world of the Internet, saying your piece is not entirely difficult to do. Thanks to forums and discussion boards, you can leave a comment or start a discussion thread about virtually any topic from anywhere in the world. And yes, you can even leave comments to drive traffic to your blog and increase your readership.
Leaving effective comments
You're probably old enough to know that not every comment that gets thrown into an opportunity for interaction creates the desired effect, much less become appreciated by those who hear or read it. If you don't use this technique carefully, you will either waste the opportunity or simply allow it to create the wrong impression. Here are 7 ways you ought to do it:
Choose the sites you leave comments on
Ever wondered why Tiger Woods is great? Because he chooses his battles well. You'll never find Woods swinging his club at a lesser known tournament - not because he's a snob but because he focuses on the games that truly matter and on being on equal ground with other greats.
Keep this in mind before you leave comments on a website. Just because you have the burning need to drive traffic to your blog doesn't mean you can just drop by a site - any site - and write there.
Choose the sites and blogs whose forums you participate with. Find out if the site deals with a topic or subject related to your very own blog. Practice only purposeful commenting - the kind where you leave only well-crafted comments on sites that will help build the buzz about your blog.
If the site is completely irrelevant but you have the urge to leave a comment, do so only during your spare time. Otherwise, focus your energies only on more productive activities.
Know what you're saying
Before you leave a comment with the purpose of driving traffic to your blog, at least write one that is useful. Your goal is to be noticed AND respected for your opinions so leaving useless and dead end comments such as 'Cool!' and 'Way to go!' just won't cut it.
If this is the best you can do, forget about leaving comments right now and focus on other strategies to drive traffic to your blog. Better avoid this technique than be embarrassed or be viewed as lame or mediocre.
But if you can write and have something meaningful to say, by all means, do so. With every comment you have, make sure you keep it short, concise, to the point and useful. Talk about relevant topics and avoid those that will do nothing for your purpose.
Avoid strong language
Of course, some sites will probably allow you to leave comments that are strongly worded or at least camouflaged as symbols such as !#$%&*, but there are ways to get your point across, regardless of how angry, upset or argumentative you are.
Furthermore, majority of sites and blogs impose certain regulations that restrict the use of certain words. Try to rephrase a sentence without losing its main thought. Use an online thesaurus, if necessary. Remember that once a comment is posted online, there's no way to get it back especially if it's not your site. You can leave that comment there to rot but you can never take it back.
Do not be rude
Have a sense of humor. The Internet is a vast expanse of space, currently limitless. In fact, it's a whole universe unto itself. If people leave comments on your post that seem to insult you or argue with you, don't fight back without thinking.
First of all, we are a democracy and people have every right to their own opinion. Second, firing back with the same kind of idiotic language will not be a good reflection on you. Third, you're way better than that. If you must defend your stand, do so with class.
Calm down
Please, if you must drive traffic to your blog by leaving comments on other websites, keep it professional and tone it down. DON'T LEAVE MESSAGES LIKE THIS ONE!!!!!!
A good rule of thumb is to follow accepted structure of the English language or whatever language it is you're using to post. If you must use exclamatory points, make sure they are truly needed. Otherwise, avoid them.
Leaving comments written in purely bold or capitalized letter smacks of desperation and unprofessionalism. It's hardselling and makes people stay away in droves.
Check replies to your blogs
Maximize commenting on other sites and drive traffic by frequently checking back on the forum you participated in to see if there are any replies to the post you left. This is a good way to build buzz and network.
Check your facts
If you will be quoting someone or citing a certain study, make sure your facts can be corroborated. Don't use make believe or newly invented figures and statements or even half-truths and try to pass them off as legit. You will be exposed. If you want to drive traffic to your blog by leaving comments, make sure you don't tarnish your reputation with the effort.
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