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Power Training for your Website ? Build that traffic

By Marc Lindsay

We all know what it is like to get in the gym and do a darn good workout don't we??

It feels exhilarating and you walk away with a sense of achievement and that you have done something right to your body

Well I was in the gym the other day doing the strength component of my training and I it made me question myself. What is it that makes us bigger, grow more muscle, and get stronger.

Or in the Internet side of things create more traffic flow, have more links coming in and achieve a higher Search Engine Ranking.

They both require constant attention and work, It is better to work two or three major area's at the same time doing "power movements" as this creates more "bang for your buck" so to say.

Well I have taken the major concepts of what is working for me in the gym and applied it to Internet Marketing. "POWER MOVEMENTS"

So what is this amazing "power movement" you are talking about.

It really is simple?? You are reading it.

That's right by writing your own unique articles and submitting them to article submission sites you can do a Power Workout for your website by growing the three major groups. More traffic, more incoming links, higher search engine ranking.

It doesn't have to exactly be about what you are offering as there are plenty of article accepting sites around. It could be on how to play golf properly but it is the recognition at the bottom of the article that matters.

A simple signature with a short description of your site. Aswell as the web address of your site. Similar to the one at the bottom of this article.

This is the "power movement" I am speaking of and trust me if you place one article a week and submit it to as many sites as you can then you will very quickly see a rise in incoming links, search engine rankings and traffic to your site for years to come.

A lot of articles you write may even be picked up by other sites that you haven't even submitted to yet. This is the beauty of it all.

Write one small article and reap the "power movements" for years to come.

And that is it.

See told you it was simple.

Click below to find out how many thousands of sites are waiting for your hot article now

sites that accept articles

Or alternatively you could do a search at

sites that accept articles With the search phrase "article submission"

For something so simple it is worth getting over your fears and as Nike would say "Just Do It"

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About The Author

Marc Lindsay has been working his own Work from Home business for over 2 years now. For more information, tips, tricks, hot products and articles check out sites that accept articles

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