all about healthy flow and activity at your sites – the sort of activity that not only keeps your business and web presence alive, but really helps your sales grow… and grow. And if you haven’t yet built your list, you’ll need to make sure you drive people to your sites – and keep them coming back again – with no lags and lulls in the flow. Here are 21 powerful strategies, to help you generate a steady stream of healthy traffic.

 

1. Never use an automated service for search engine site submission. 

You’re wasting your money, and if your SEO submission company indulges in any shady practices, you risk your site being marked and exiled by Google for spamming! The truth is, once your site makes it into the handful of top Search Engines – which happens quickly, if you know how to use keywords and optimize your blog or static site properly – the smaller search engines find out about it anyway.  Paying good money is not worth the “benefit” you might reap from an SEO submission company submitting your sites to smaller search engines – proportionately, these smaller search engines stacked against the big guns like Google, MSN and Yahoo are roughly about the size of a flea on a large-sized dog. 

 

2. Think of your headlines as if they were Twitter posts and your opening paragraphs as if they were RSS feed summaries: 

On Twitter you’ve got less than 2 seconds to make people decide if they want to click… or pass. It’s the same with every sales page, landing page, blog post or article you create:  With every headline or opening paragraph – you’ve barely got 2 seconds to grab your reader’s attention and make them curious enough to “engage” in a single line or two. To get a feel for creating this immediate interest and impact, go look at the summaries for some of your RSS feeds. See which ones feel punchy and make you want to read more – and which ones feel dull and incomplete. The ones that feel dull and incomplete will be the ones with the slowest starts. You’ll notice that these ones never get around to presenting the hook – the summary ends before the author has meandered to the point. So never, ever waste your first paragraph with “warm-up stuff”. (And do put your keyword in your first line and headline, for blog posts and articles!) 

You’ll learn:

Think of your headlines as if they were Twitter posts and your opening paragraphs as if they were RSS feed summaries

Use long tailed keywords as your site’s Page name or blog post Permalink.

And much, much more!  

 

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