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From the desk of Mark McCulloch

Dear Internet Entrepreneur,

There is way more information about getting free traffic for your online marketing efforts than you can ever hope to read and apply. I spent a long time buying ebooks, memberships, watching videos, and listening to audios in search of some magical method to bring tons of targeted visitors to my website.

If you continue that search the way I did, you'll end up spending lots of money for information you can obtain for free on your own. When I stopped trying to just pay a little cash for the magic method and started researching marketing methods independently, what I found turned out to be better than most of the stuff I had paid to learn. Free methods can actually outperform many paid methods, so it only makes sense to use them as part of your overall traffic generation strategy.

I've gone to a lot of work to make some of the traffic secrets of marketing geniuses available to you at absolutely no-cost. I'm willing to teach you step-by-step a method for a system that brings targeted visitors from all over the internet to your site, all on automatic pilot. I really should be charging you a pretty penny to learn this, all my marketing friends tell me I should be charging you somewhere in the realm of $50 a piece for this. Well, as you can see, I'm not doing that.

In fact, you get Web Traffic Stampede absolutely free as a bonus when you sign up for my free traffic email course!

I see a lot of posts in affiliate and internet marketing forums about locating profitable niches. Dominating search engines is still generally the method of choice for driving lots of free targeted traffic to websites. Unique visitors who are interested in what you promote come at a premium nowaday. However, a neat little way to find available niches, that I don't see many people talk about, is this: There thousands of different ways to see how competitive a niche keyword phrase is, but a lot of these methods are at least somewhat flawed. Many simply look at the total number of results that come up in Google for a search, but that number is highly exagerrated in terms of competitiveness. I know there usually aren't twenty million websites that all have the exact term that I'm usually targeting with my search engine marketing. To bring more free traffic hits fast, it's best to find a moderately searched phrase with litle to no competition. The best tool is to be a paid subscriber to WordTracker. The service provides comparative analysis of how many advertisers rank for a keyword phrase that you input and I've nailed easy free traffic by simply knowing what's still up for grabs. Having the keywords in your title tag and your anchor text are probably the two biggest factors in ranking for a phrase. One way to get a clearer vision of how competitive your niche is starts with doing an allinanchor: and an allintitle: search in Google. These will return only the results of the sites that seem to be on the ball and are actually targeting that phrase to drive free targeted visitors in the search engine. Suppose you're targeting "car insurance" as a keyword. You'd type "allinanchor: car insurance" into Google, then see how many total results are returned. You would then check "allintitle: car insurance" and compare the results for that. It often becomes quite obvious that only a few sites are competing and that the others are there by chance and therefore easily beaten in rankings. Often you will see that one of the best searched phrases in your niche has not been latched onto by any single site. No title tag will have those words in that order appearing first, which will give you an advantage if you make that the title of your site. It will also often show that even the sites who target that phrase with their on-page factors are neglecting the anchor text on inbound links, opening up an opportunity for you.

You can rank quickly and easily in this fashion in many niches. Bring on the free targeted visitors, because those of us who depend on our traffic for our business to thrive don't like paying for a single visitor.