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Sanket Barot
Hi everyone,
I am glad to see you are doing some reading. That is how I learned most of what I know. Did you know that you can get ranked number 1 in Google just using a simple $10 domain name redirect/mask? That is awesome. I have only been in internet marketing for 2 years and I feel like I am just getting started... really!
So here's the scoop. I got the domain name "AmeriPlanCoverage.com" from GoDaddy... set up fowarding and masking... put in my keywords and website description, and BAM. Maybe a month or so later that website was #1 for the keyword "ameriplan coverage."
There is a video tutorial right on the GoDaddy website to show you EXACTLY how to set this all up. It only takes a couple minutes.
It's funny I use this example since I don't even own the domain name anymore. I am an IBO with AmeriPlan USA and am not allowed to use such domain names... but I forgot to read that part of the rules when I signed up... ha ha ha.
Now don't think that every "masked" domain will rank #1 in Google. I think I must have gotten lucky. I had several other domain names that didn't do nearly as well. The point is, it was only $10... and it worked for a while. Since this was a "corporate regenerated website" there was NO WAY to get visitors through the SE's. If you have a duplicate site, you could do the same thing and steal all the visitors from your competition. Sounds great doesn't it?
Of coarse if you really want to do some serious SEO then you need to have your own ORIGINAL content. I actually just started building my own websites... a few short months ago. I am still in the beginning stages of SEO for my few sites and plan to use article marketing for a good part of my traffic. I just ranked #2 for "ameriplan coverage" with my new "original" site... (Directly under the main corporation website! I don't know where they were before!?!)
You know another good traffic tip? I set up a RSS feed on my websites and since I am still adding content, my feeds keep getting bigger too. Submitting a feed is like submitting your url or posting links back to your site. Nothing bad can come of it. It is all GOOD. A combination of everything is how you will gain mass traffic to your website and make money when others around you are failing.
Good luck with all your work. Hard work pays off. Trust me.
To Your Successs,
Andrew Hittle
I am glad to see you are doing some reading. That is how I learned most of what I know. Did you know that you can get ranked number 1 in Google just using a simple $10 domain name redirect/mask? That is awesome. I have only been in internet marketing for 2 years and I feel like I am just getting started... really!
So here's the scoop. I got the domain name "AmeriPlanCoverage.com" from GoDaddy... set up fowarding and masking... put in my keywords and website description, and BAM. Maybe a month or so later that website was #1 for the keyword "ameriplan coverage."
There is a video tutorial right on the GoDaddy website to show you EXACTLY how to set this all up. It only takes a couple minutes.
It's funny I use this example since I don't even own the domain name anymore. I am an IBO with AmeriPlan USA and am not allowed to use such domain names... but I forgot to read that part of the rules when I signed up... ha ha ha.
Now don't think that every "masked" domain will rank #1 in Google. I think I must have gotten lucky. I had several other domain names that didn't do nearly as well. The point is, it was only $10... and it worked for a while. Since this was a "corporate regenerated website" there was NO WAY to get visitors through the SE's. If you have a duplicate site, you could do the same thing and steal all the visitors from your competition. Sounds great doesn't it?
Of coarse if you really want to do some serious SEO then you need to have your own ORIGINAL content. I actually just started building my own websites... a few short months ago. I am still in the beginning stages of SEO for my few sites and plan to use article marketing for a good part of my traffic. I just ranked #2 for "ameriplan coverage" with my new "original" site... (Directly under the main corporation website! I don't know where they were before!?!)
You know another good traffic tip? I set up a RSS feed on my websites and since I am still adding content, my feeds keep getting bigger too. Submitting a feed is like submitting your url or posting links back to your site. Nothing bad can come of it. It is all GOOD. A combination of everything is how you will gain mass traffic to your website and make money when others around you are failing.
Good luck with all your work. Hard work pays off. Trust me.
To Your Successs,
Andrew Hittle
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