mean what you say. Something you’ll rarely get from a politician. I saw this in my discharge document recently. The first line read – Go home and rest. I was being discharged from hospital. Where did they think I was likely to go first? A rock concert? I thought the purpose of being discharged was to go home. Masters of the bleeding obvious. However, they did say what they meant and meant what they said. That’s something that I attempt to do in these emails daily. I figure that you are all smart people and will know if I attempt to BS you. So I don’t. That may mean that sometimes my email can get a bit dry. But I’m not writing fiction. I often write how-to-type emails. Everything is as accurate as I can manage, but I’m sure that some inaccuracies may slip in. Feel free to let me know when you catch one. Something I have mentioned before and has been the subject of other people’s emails over the last year is PDF Farming. The idea is that you create PDFs based on a niche that explore one aspect of that niche. You share these PDFs as far and as wide as you can. Everything online gets some traffic. What you’re doing is building an expanding net that all points back to your main site. This does work, but it’s slow and slightly tedious. Unless you automate it. I’ll share a way to do that tomorrow, but for today you need to know where to start. You start with your niche, then you find the keywords that people are searching for. Yes, if no one is searching then how are you going to attract them? Google does not tell you the truth about keywords. I have, unfortunately, proved this to myself many times. Volume does not equal intent. Trevor shows you how to discover keywords with buyer intent, and he shows how to find them quickly and easily. The answers are here:- https://link.ckv.to/traffic-x-ray Regards, |
