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Kick-Off Your Web Traffic Virus!

Have you noticed lately how savvy webmasters are using simple, content-rich articles to pull-in more targeted *traffic* to their Web Site audience without spending a dime on promotion or advertising?

It's a fact: content is KING on the Internet. Heavy traffic Web Sites and BIG Newsletter directories are on the lookout for FRESH, original content in the form of articles, interviews, news and reviews.

People need information desperately. They are eager to read something NEW and interesting that captures their attention. We live in the information age, and information sells, both in print or online.

Believe it or not, writing & publishing articles on the Web IS one of the BEST marketing strategies one can use to create an instant avalanche of 'FREE' quality *traffic* to their Web Site.

Here comes the most exciting part ... the type of *traffic* that you receive by publishing articles on the Internet converts far better than any other 'PAID' tactic you ever heard of (e.g. PPC, Classifieds, FFA links, Banners, Safe Lists, etc.)

Astonishing, isn't it?

And that doesn't take into account the fact that, once your article IS published online, it spreeds like wild-fire, regardless the product, service, or information you promote / *sell* in your resource box - the signature line at the bottom of your article.

But there is just one small catch...

Your article should be informative, well-written, with no poor grammar, typos or errors. More than that, you should follow a set of guidelines before publishing it, otherwise most webmasters and Newsletter list owners won't accept your content, regardless its quality.

These rules vary from publisher to publisher, so it's a good idea to study each Web Site or Newsletter publishing guidelines before submitting your article to them.

Fair enough?

Ok, I must let you in on a 'secret' now ...

Writing & publishing articles online is the 'BEST' promotional tactic used by TOP marketing 'Gurus'. You'd be a fool not to ADD this powerful tactic to your overall marketing arsenal.

What makes this system effective and viral?

Usually, Web Site owners and Newsletter publishers will post your article to their Web Sites / Newsletter (they are really hungry for FRESH content!), the search engines (e.g. Google) will index those pages, and you end up getting traffic for days, weeks, months, sometimes even years - after you previously publish your content (article).

Listen, I'm not kidding around. Writing articles it really helps to ...

- boost your exposure on the Web and get more hits, sign-ups, downloads, trials, orders

- become an EXPERT in your field and form NEW alliances with better known Joint Venture partners while getting the BEST business offers & opportunities

- turn visitors into loyal, long-term customers who order from you again and again as well as recommending you to their friends and business partners.

To conclude ... if you need tons of NEW visitors to your Web Site for weeks, months, even years... without spending money on advertising, then start writing articles right away.

You have no excuses, start your own *traffic* virus now and receive lasting *traffic*, expert status and more income than you can handle.

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