"Hi Rick, I was looking at a Traffic Geyser Review video you did for Traffic Geyser and was wondering what you thought of the idea. I used it last March/April for bookings for my
holiday homes website and it trebled my income. However as soon as I stopped
using it I dropped down the various positions within Google etc. I'm trying
to do some research to see if a better system is out on the market or is Traffic Geyser worth looking at again?"

Hi Kevin, I personally use traffic geyser every week (every day sometimes) as part of my arsenal of tools to get ranked quickly…but yes you are right, you have to keep on doing it.

Do bear in mind that the http://…. Link in the description is just as important as the video itself, so the more you do the better.

The point is about web promotion that you have to be consistent. Howie Schwartz says that you stop promoting your site when you want to stop making money!

Having said that Traffic Geyser is expensive (I use the Gold version) – So I understand your concern, but Traffic Geyser is now better than ever, it does multiple timed submissions, automatic article posting, automatic social bookmarking, automatic blog posting and much more.

Like any web promotion tool they become a waste of money if you don't use them. So my advice would be to use it a few times a week at least and be consistent with it. If you are looking for other tools that have a more lasting effect you should consider article marketing using something like Unique Article Wizard, but there again there is an ongoing cost with that too.

For the amount of backlinks that Traffic Geyser gives you and the huge dent you can make in the web from one video – I still think that, 3 years on, the conclusion of my Traffic Geyser Review is that I probably still recommend it as the most useful tool in my toolkit.

I hope this helps, please leave any comments below.

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• Here is an example of a Squeeze Page

A squeeze page is a web page that is specifically designed to compel visitors to opt in to your web site. A well-designed squeeze page can convert as many as half of the people who visit it, into opt in email list subscribers.

In order for the squeeze page to be able to do its work most effectively, there must be no other way for the visitor to get into your web site without opting in first to your opt in email list.

So the squeeze page will have an opt in box that leads to your autoresponder, and that is the only action that someone would be able to do at that point.

In my case, my index page is a squeeze page. This means that for anyone to get to any of the other pages in my website, including my sales pages, that they have to opt in to my email list first.

Now, you may be thinking, but what about all the others that didn’t opt in to the list? What if they would have bought something from me?

Well, let me ask you this. If they don’t trust you enough to opt in to your list, to give you their email and name in exchange for a free gift, do you really think that that person is going to whip out their credit card and give you their credit card number? Of course not.

By getting a 50% conversion rate on visitors to subscribers, I have effectively created a 5000% increase in responsiveness on my index. Now, my current conversion rate on my opt in email list is about 20% – meaning that if we were to convert that to the full 100% of visitors, then my overall conversion rate would be about 10%. Now, if I had not subscribed the visitors, then my conversion rate might be around 1% (about average, from what I hear). So I have created a 1000% increase in revenue by using the squeeze page for my index, or main, page.

Do you want to learn more about how I do it? I have just completed my brand new guide to article marketing success, 'Your Article Writing and Promotion Guide'

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Sean Mize is a full time internet marketer who has written over 9034 articles in print and 14 published ebooks.

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