Have you heard/read about Pay-Per-View, Pay-Per-Click or Cost-Per-View? All of these terms define the technique of attracting traffic to our sites by paying for that traffic. The most common method is through Google AdWords, where we can create ads containing text based on carefully researched keywords.
Although our ads can come out in the first search results page solely because of a sound keyword research, everytime a viewer clicks on our ads we would be paying money. Hence we have to make the best use of those clicks we get on our ads. And we wouldn’t be doing so if we are sending them straight to our blogs…
Instead, we’d be better off by sending them to a squeeze page. The reason is simple: a squeeze page is a single-goal page where the probability of conversion is much higher than that of our blogs. In our blogs there will be a lot to see and read and visitors could forget or get distracted from what they came in for in the first place.
Even in the case that we’re using blog hopping, forum posting, or the above mentioned paid methods of advertising, we should direct traffic to our squeeze pages… and capture the leads!
Buying traffic is risking money, so if we get into it we have to be prepared to carefully track what keywords make us money and which ones don’t. That way we would be able to fine tune our efforts. As with everything else, the tracking can be done more effectively using the right tools. One that is most often recommended is StatsJunky.
Keyword research and tracking are two skills we would need to develop that we might have not been keenly aware of when we started blogging. There is more than just setting up a blog on WordPress or Blogger and wait for the visitors to come… and then just go.
Hey Jose,
I have only ever dipped my toes into buying traffic once, and it was not that great to be honest but…
I really didn’t know what I was doing, so I would not rule out trying it again, if I had more knowledge.
Like you said people just expect the traffic to come, then they are surprised when it doesn’t which makes me laugh.
Nice post, catch you soon, Sally
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Hi Sally,
When it comes to putting our money at stakes, we better be prepared. And blogging, even though host and domain name registration fees can be, well, easily affordable, actually mean risking money (of course, when doing it for business purposes).
I had pushed that notion aside but I thought I shouldn’t any longer, hence this post. Thinking aloud (?), I was.
Great having you here again.
Jose
Hi Jose,
I agree that it is essential to send ppc viewers to a squeeze page. It is the only way to at least have a hope of selling something to make the money back.
Enjoy the journey.
Mandy
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Hi Mandy,
Yes, it is the only way to make the money back, yet it was something that I was not realizing… I was saying Sally this post is a thinking aloud one.
Thank you for stopping by,
Jose
Hey Jose
Great post! I have had my fair share of pain in purchasing traffic, one vendor promised to get me to number one on google. Once he got hold of my money that was the end of it $2,500 down the drain what a rip off! I guess I was foolish for trusting the sales guy.
In your post you describe the process nicely and this gives me a good understanding of how things work. The squeeze page is a good way to maximise the money spent. Thank you.
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Hi Stan,
Yikes, having seen those 25-grand should have hurt! Shame on that thief… But that is also a way to learn, right?
Thank you for stopping by,
Jose
I too agree – if you’re going to spend hard earned cash on sending people to a site… It would be better to capture their email and have the ability to market to them again without increasing your costs…
And the point about tracking where the money is spent and what is working is essential when spending – or we could be throwing good money after bad!
Nice post Jose
Randy
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Hi Randy,
And we could be throwing good money that isn’t even ours (as that coming out of our(?) credit cards)!
Thank you for your comment,
Jose
Hi Jose, i haven’t tried any form of paid advertising as yet, but of course will look into it sometime in the future.
I fully grasp the importance of sending the visitors to a squeeze page, like Mandy said, it gives us a chance to recoup the outlay of the ad’s.
Great advice Jose, thanks.
Catch up soon, Barry
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Hi Barry,
Yes, we should always be on the look for return on investment (yet I often loose sight of it).
Thank you for commenting!
Jose
Jose,
I have bought traffic for one of my products and I agree that it is important to track conversions and which keywords/ads are converting well. The sales income was greater than the cost of the traffic (always a good thing) so it was a successful exercise for me. I still have a lot to learn but actually doing it is one of the best ways to learn.
Michael.
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Hi Mike,
That’s a great testimonial to the power of paid-for traffic. Most of us are very cautious of wading in these waters, so your word are very encouraging.
Thanks,
Jose
Hello My Friend,
Is been a while. The moment I saw your link on ” Jacinta’s Event” I pop right in.
PPC traffic is really part art and part science. In the old times, when the OTO and backend sell system is not as advanced as the present time, whether to send PPC traffic into a single sales page /squeeze page or instead to a content site is an argument with no straight answers.
On one hand the argument made its stand of what you wrote here, a better chance to capture their details and sell them for your ROI. On the other hand, some argue that search engine visitors are more on a “research mentality”, looking for info rather than buying stuff, and that they will click and closed the windows as soon as they saw a sales pitch of some kind.
What I really feel though, it really depend on the kind of market you are in and most important of all, the relevancy and value of the content either in your single sales page/squeeze page or your content site provide.
Well, as the saying goes.. a thousand monks, a thousands religions. Research and Planning before hand, and testing on the go is still the best way to provide a more accurate answer.
What do you think?
Cheers
Jason Ser
Hi there, Jason!
I think capturing the lead is still the way to go. But as one gets more knowledgeable of the market, other aspects might come higher up in the priorities list, and hopefully we would be able to recognize that.
Great you stopped by!
Jose
Hi Jose,
Are you considering buying traffic now? That will be as big step.
If you are going to do that then I think you are preparing yourself now which is great.
There are people who virtually never buy any traffic and still manage to do well but I think that buying traffic can speed up the process considerably.
Your post is good to remind your readers including me to be ready before we jump into this field.
Tracking is something that I need to learn more about too.
Talk soon,
Vance
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Hi Vance,
Yes, we can never overemphasize the need for due diligence. That’s what I’m working on at the moment.
Thank you for coming.
Jose
Hi Jose,
Due diligence is crucial in order to get the results you want.
The Comment Luv by the way has been having some problems lately. It’s the server of the guy who owns it running out of space. It bans sites that have loaded a bit slowly 2 or three times.
At first I thought it was the problem on the sites I visited but I found out it’s the plugin server.
Nothing is perfect I guess.
Vance
Just to let you know that I had managed to have my CL function fixed by logging into the CL site and unbanning my blog.
If this happens to your CL as it seems to be happening to a lot of bloggers I visit just click on the CL icon or near it and a drop down menu should open.
Find the URL that says unban in the last part of it and all you have to do once it takes you to that site is fill in your blog URL and press a button.
It took me a while to figure this out so I thought I’d share it with you to save you and your readers some time should it happen to you.
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Hi Jose, if you are paying for traffic you bring up a very good point. You should direct people to your squeeze page were you can build your list and make the selling process take off from there.
Tweaking you keywords for maximum results is also important. Thanks for the link and the learning. Terry Conti
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Hi Terry,
Knowing to use keywords is certainly one of the keys to making it in IM!
Thank you for the comment.
Jose
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Hi Jose,
Thoughts on paper…very cool.
I have never paid for traffic and if I did, it would be for a really amazing squeeze page and product. (Soon!!) There are so many different free ways to get traffic for your blog. Twitter, Stumble, Digg…..and a new one I was told about http://blogclicker.com It’s a blog traffic exchange that I have been looking at. Clicking all the time is really boring and time consuming, but there are some really cool blogs there. When I have time….those early mornings when I want a no brainer moment!
But to PPC for a blog? Nope, not gonna do it.
I like that you put your thoughts on paper (or blog)very cool.
Hope you have an amazing day!!
Lisa~
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Hi Lisa,
Thank you for the visit. I will go and check blogclicker.
Jose
Hi Jose
Good tips for anyone considering paying for traffic. I agree with you that it’s best to be fully prepared before you jump in or you could lose a lot of money fairly easily and pretty quickly.
Tracking your stats is an essential part of making a profit, as is split testing your ads and making sure you get the maximum return possible.
It’s also worth noting that it’s not just Google that offers the chance to buy traffic…check out facebook or youtube, maybe bing, for more competitive rates and returns.
Good luck with your campaigns
cheers
Steve
Hi Steve,
Thank you for pointing out the other places where traffic can be bought. And if it’s at lower rates, the better!
Jose
I like your style Jose, putting your thoughts into a post – I do that all the time.
I have only just created a squeeze page, and I’m not ready to spend money on traffic yet. But I have no objection to this, as long as the amount spent on traffic is less than the profit you make from sales. I know some people give a value to just having the email address, but I’m more cautious with my cash to account for that.
Good luck with the 100 comment challenge Jose.
John
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Hi Jose,
I have done some PPC before and also media buying.
If you aren’t to sure what you are doing you can get burned badly.
Philip Monsour says he makes $1 for every $1 he spends, he does millions a year. You can imagine what his advertising budget is.
And he does know what he is doing.
I tried Facebook advertising a little while back, using CPA offers, it went well for a while, making fairly good money, the bids started going up every day, soon got out of my price range.
Pete
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Hi Pete,
One-to-one doesn’t seem like much, if I read it right… But in any case, it just emphasizes that we need to be careful and prepared when going for paid traffic.
Great having you here!
Jose
Hi Jose.
I haven’t tried paid advertising yet and I can’t see me being able to in the foreseeable future, mainly because of the cost.
A lot of people have warned me to be careful so I’m a bit dubious about trying it, but maybe one day…
Great post.
Gert
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Jose,
What you say makes a lot of sense…send people to the squeeze page or perhaps lose them forever as they get lost in blog wanderings. I have not yet used PPC myself as I understand it can be a quick way to lose money if you don’t know what you are doing.
Cheryl
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Hey Jose,
You are right…keyword research is vitally important for both free and paid traffic. I like this post…short and to the point:)
J
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Hi Jose,
Agree with the use of squeeze pages…but no I have not used ppc advertising…however if I do will need to come back here and check your blog again.
Cheers
Bryan
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Buying traffic, not something I’ve even considered at this point. Never say never though.
I absolutely agree that one should always capture email etc. through a squeeze page, and I do.
I’d love to hear more about tracking though. I know it’s important to do and I have a lot to learn.
To your success,
Lesley
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Hi Lesley,
If you’re interested in tracking, I think reading about Goals in the Google Analytics documentation coud help.
Great you came!
Jose
Hi Jose
Thanks for a thought provoking post.
I too have been wary of paying for traffic preferring to focus my efforts on free methods like article marketing, forum posting and blog commenting.
Best wishes!
Stuart
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Hi Stuart,
If free methods do the trick, it makes sense to stand by them!
Thank you for visiting!
Jose
Hi Jose, I have never paid for traffic, I just use the free methods to generate visitors to my websites. I actually don’t know anyone who this has worked for and has made a decent amount of money.
I know it must be working for some people but I certainly don’t know anyone.
Cheers
Rob
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Hi Rob,
Buying traffic sounds scary, indeed. And it certainly has a dubious reputation among most of the commentators. No problem staying with the free methods, I’d say.
Thanks for the visit,
Jose
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Hi Jose,
I have tried Pay Per Click once and did lose a little money. I was not really knowledgeable on the subject. We also need to track keywords for any type of advertising whether it be paid or free. So we know what keywords are working and what are not. Then we can devote our time on the keywords that are bringing in the traffic.
For free advertising Ezine Articles is good and they also send you a free months report on what keywords people used to reach your articles. Which is a great idea.
Marketers or any business have to accept that there is no guarantee from advertising. It is about testing and finding what is working then stick with it.
Will stick with free advertising for now Jose.
Many Thanks
Craig
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Hi Jose
Yes I have been one of those on the early days who was introduced to CPA and the dreaded PPC. Never really made money but learnt a very valuable lesson.
A little about me – My name is Sue McDonald and I am a student of Mark Terrell and I am actually going through the course a second time – by invitation. I love it and know if I do all he says, I will be successful. I am Australian but the US is my second home as I have family there and visit quite often. This is why I started Internet Marketing so I can travel whenever I want and have the money to do what I want.
Well I hope you are doing well and you become very successful. I would love you to come visit my blog and leave a comment.
Kind regards
Sue
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Hi Jose
My first thought was what about the content? But then it struck me that your blog and your PPC/PPV campaigns are trying to achieve the same thing.
With either the short teasing phrase of the the paid ad, or the long tease of the blog. Your aim is to make the reader curious and want more information from you.
Why tease them twice.
Send your paid clicks straight to the information they are after and not the long tease!
all the best
igor
nice post
Hi Jose
I have just come for a visit to your site. How are you going?
Yes it is Mark and I am following my students as they post on other peoples blogs. They don’t know that I am always checking to see they are getting results. I am passionate about helping them achieve and then they are able to make some money online exactly the same as I am doing. It is not really difficult as long as they are willing to put in the effort.
Keep up the good work.
Regards
Mark
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Hi Mark,
Hey, what you’re doing for your students is great! Very commendable. Do help them to make money, it ought to feel good.
Thank you for stopping by,
Jose
Hi Jose
Excellent post. I’d just like to add that keywords are paramount. EVERYTHING you do online should be based on keywords. I spent $1,000 on a course and was told to just blog about anything. If I was told to blog about subjects related to keywords in my niche, my site would have perfomrmed much better,much quicker!
I’ve added a link to this page on identi.ca for you!
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Hi Martyn,
Yes, we should focus on keywords, not on just anything.
Thanks a lot for the link!
Jose
Hi Jose,
Hope you’re having a wonderful Saturday. Thanks for the good advice on paid traffic. I have not had much luck with that yet. I tried some banner ads on a paid media site but did not see any results from it.
I agree with you that if you must spend money for advertising, you may as well get a subscriber for you efforts because in the long run, if you have an effective follow up strategy in place, you will get your investment back in no time.
Take Care,
Steve
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Hi Jose
how are you haven’t looked into paid traffic yet, as i am a newbie, and just started coaching classes with Mark Terrell, he has asked us to check out other people’s blogs and I am glad I stopped by yours this is one i will visit often, love for you to stop by my blog and check it out. Thank you
Karen
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Hi Karen,
Thank you for coming over here.
No need to hurry, paying for traffic can wait. Until you get confident with the free methods, as many of fellow commentators have said.
I’ll certainly go and visit your blog.
Jose
Good advice Jose. Besides the “build a list, build a list” mantra the other one I hear is “track, track, track”!
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Hi Sally,
You’re right, it’s either track or you’ll crack!
Thank you for coming,
Jose
Hi jose:
I am new to the group here. Started with the challenge yesterday only. I have been reading posts after posts and writing comments about how I feel.
I like the point you have raised in your post. Traffic and after traffic tracking back is extremely important. Here at word press I started only few weeks back, and I still do not understand the full concept of track back. I am able to check the cpanel to see the traffic and from where it is coming.
Talk again soon
Fran Aslam
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Hi Jose,
Any advice or experiences relayed to those new to the market concerning how they may put their money to good use or otherwise is helpful. Too many folk are scammed and it is sad.
Best regards
Dawn
Hi Jose,
Yes, sending your traffic to your squeeze page is very important. You want to build your list not someone else’s.
So, tracking and testing is paramount when paying for traffic, especially with PPC on Google’s Display (formally known as Content) network.
If we are talking about paid traffic here, I’ve had some pretty good results with image ads on the display (content) network. The costs are a fraction of the Googles Search network PPC. However, you are still help hostage to the Google whims and your campaign can just dry up for no apparent reason.
Definitely wise to have multiple traffic venues in your marketing plan so that if your campaign dries up you still have other legs bringing in traffic.
The other thing that I’ve had some good results with is Leadimpact. But again, you must be careful as it can drain your money fast if not set up properly.
If you do your due diligence and set up the right set of keywords, both of these methods can deliver consistent, steady traffic. I like them because once you set up a successful campaign that you’ve tested, you don’t have to do anything but monitor it. The traffic just comes in.
Hope this post wasn’t too long
Thanks,
Sally
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Hi Jose,
I’ve not tried my luck at buying traffic yet but I can see that you have offered sound advice here…;)
Adwords is something I have not garnered an interest in yet…maybe when I start to make lots of money online I would consider this option.
Good luck with the challenge Jose!
Kathy
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Hi Jose
This kind of knowledge and suggestions only come from experience – and yeah never thought of directing people to my squeeze page instead of my blog or website home page. This really makes sense and as we all know ithe money is in the list.
Cheers!
Abizer
Nice post and reminder to me to stay away from delving into something I know nothing of to spend money I do not have. I would much rather promote a site that will pay me to get that squeeze page filled in or out as the case may be.
Good job.
Justin
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Hey My Friend Jose,
Its Abizer again …
You mentioned about content submitter in one of the comments on my post .. just thought of letting you know that I bought one called Magic Article Submitter – and it seems to be good ..
Have also downloaded the one you offer… so you have one additional loyal subscriber
Excellent posts you have and keep up the good work.
Cheers!
Abizer
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Hi Abizer,
Thank you for downloading the OmniSubmitter. Give it a try, you’ll certainly find it useful!
Regards,
Jose
Hi Jose
I guess the key words for me are ‘risking money’. Like others commenting before me I have not ventured that way as yet choosing to make use of organic traffic methods. If google keep sending me the $50 adwords credits I may just jump in one day
Anne
Hi Jose,
I agree 100% with you. If you read my blog you will see that I am sharing different affiliate marketing mistakes. On my latest blog post I am sharing the BIGGEST mistake which is not building a list. Sending visitors to a squeeze page you will be able to build a list of people that are interested in something. None buys something on the first visit.
Pay Per Click advertising is one of the quickest ways to drive traffic to your squeeze page.
Unfortunately Big G! “punishes” this kind of websites and it is getting harder every day!
One of the alternative ways to build your list now through PPC advertising is Facebook.
Of course if you are doing PPC advertising (no matter where) tracking your keywords is required. By knowing which keywords are giving you the most subscribers and making you the most sales you will be able to spend more money and grow your business quicker.
Take care,
Andreas
Paying for advertising is often a must but you must really calculate how much you make per visitor and make sure that you are paying less than that for the visitors.
As long as that is the case you will always do well.
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Hi Jose
Great post and lots of great comments.
I have tried PPC in the past. I heard so much about it that I had to give it a try. I used Perry Marshalls guide to help me.
I could see it had possibilities but required a lot of work and monitoring which I wasnt ready for. However the good thing about PPC is that you can turn it off before you lose too much money.
Good luck with the challenge
All the best
Eamon
Hi Eamon,
Knowing when to retreat is a good skill to have.
Thank you for sharing your experience with PPC and good luck to you too!
Jose
About to start trialling PPC for my new squeeze campaign actually so will check out the stats tool you mentioned.
Good post, because you are right – TRACKING is vital, as is Keyword Research, but then I should know
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Hi Jose,
Spot on! If you are using paid traffic methods its crucial that you get the most bang for your buck. And I agree the most effective way of ensuring you put those paid clicks to use is to capture a visitors email address so you can have them stored in a database to contact again with relevant infomation and offers.
Thanks for sharing!
Steve Wilkins.
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Hi Jose, you’re right keeping visitors focused so they don’t get distracted. Ideally, the keywords chosen for PPC, etc. are long tail and buy-ready. Since the visitor is already in buy-mode, you’re doing them a service by keeping them focused and directing them straight to a squeeze page. Keep the momentum going!
Every page, whether it be a blog post or a squeeze page, needs to have a call to action so the viewer knows what to do. Otherwise, they’re likely to get bored and leave the site.
As an example… I’ve read your post and I’m not sure what to do next. What is your goal for readers when they arrive on your blog? Do you want us to leave comments, sign up for your list, click to a squeeze page or an affiliate link, etc?
You can give your individual blog posts so much power by always ending with a summary and a call to action. They may not convert like a squeeze page, but blog posts can bring you lots of benefits.
Peace,
Lauren
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Jose
An interesting point you make here. All too often people go into paid advertising with their eyes only half open believing that it will earn them a fortune with no work. The point being that you are then at the mercy of the ability of the individual website and the quality (or not) of its sales copy.
By sending traffic to a squeeze page you are building your own asset (your list) which you can then market to on an on-going basis and therefore increasing your long term ROI. Additionally it means that you leverage the traffic you pay for as a pose to solely the product vendor (if they buy then he/she captures their details and markets to them moving forward often without further commission for you).
It is interesting to see recent reports (Ryan Deiss Perpetual Traffic Formula) which show that people are becoming oblivious to paid ads in the search engines (much like “banner blindness” of a few years ago) and therefore it is as important to use organic SEO.
As you rightly say, the key with either method is to track and optimise, something which we will all learn to do better as we progress. Speak soon,
Tom
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Hi Jose,
We are so fortunate in internet marketing to have a way to track our paid advertising.
Compare this to offline businesses and the ways in which companies don’t even bother to track the success or otherwise of an advert in the paper or trade journal.
Over the last 10 years I have seen the joys of easy advertising on Goto.com to the advanced opportunities offered by Google Adwords and all the time the number one goal has been to track every single cent spent.
I believe if you don’t track you aren’t running a proper business because how can you be sure your advertsing is profitable and predict future cashflow.
Sorry to be harsh but I see IMers make successful strides forward when they get serious about their tracking.
All the best.
Kind Regards
Andy
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Hi Jose,
I have not paid for any traffic with my strategies yet, but I agree it must be better to direct it to your squeeze page.
We must keep building that list of prospects to make the most of our business activities online.
Very good informative post Jose and great to meet you on the challenge. I shall be sure to return for more valuable tips.
Regards,
Brian
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Hi Jose,
Read your about page and can identify with you.
Sick and tired of searching, got mad and decided to write and follow others.
Pierrette & I are on the 100 comment challenge at http://theequest.com/?p=3018.Come on by and see us.
You have great ideas and strength my friend. Write from the heart for the right reasons and The Law of Attraction will be near you always.
Pierre & Pierrette
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Hey Jose,
Sound advice sending traffic, especially paid traffic, to a squeeze page…instead of the blog.
Also, your advice to do heavy keyword research and analyze the results is also very good.
Thanks for such a content rich post. I enjoyed it.
Kat
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