Promoting Your Web Site

Good heavens! The information regarding website promotion is practically
overflowing all over the Internet. So, with that in mind, I’ll keep this short and sweet.
First of all, you need to drive traffic to your site as much as possible but it’s more
important that your traffic is targeted. In other words, you want visitors coming to your
site who are interested in what you’re selling.

You wouldn’t expect an unattached, non-cross-dressing man to be terribly interested in
shopping in a woman’s clothing store. So, why would you want a visitor to come to your
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site if he’s not even remotely interested in the information and products you have situated
there?

So, how do we get this targeted traffic? One, by optimizing your web pages to suit the
search engines. Two, by building and maintaining a system of quality reciprocal links.
Three, by including a link to your site when posting to forums (this one tactic recently
increased my site traffic by 30 times!) And when it comes to posting in forums, don’t just
post in any old forum you stumble on. Post in forums that relate to what your potential
customers are interested in.

If you’re interested in other ways to drive quality traffic to your site, check out my ebook,
Back Burner Traffic. I’ve included several easy and inexpensive ways to effectively drive
traffic to your site in Back Burner Traffic (more details in the resource section of this
Ebook.)

How do I link to a page on my server?
Why would you need to know this? If you choose to create a website where you sell your
resell products and you want to link to other pages, you need to learn first how to link to
pages.

We’ll explain this by running through a simple example. First, you need to have the page
uploaded to your server already. Let’s say we uploaded froggy.html to a folder entitled
“arottenlil” within the domain, heisbeing.com.
The link to froggy.html would be http://www.heisbeing.com/arottenlil/froggy.html
It’s as simple as that.

Knowing When To Buy Resell Rights Products & When To
Put Your Credit Card Away
Finding sources of resell rights products isn’t always the hard part. Deciding which resell
rights and which resell rights to purchase is a lot more difficult. So, with that in mind,
I’ve put together the following list of tips to guide you in making good spending choices.

· Are you considering buying a cheap, enormous package of resell rights off of
Ebay? Don’t! Most of the time, these packages are cheesy and contain old, out of
date, pirated and unlicensed products.

· Is the resell rights product you’re considering purchasing already being sold by
everyone and their mama and their mama’s doctor? Do your homework before
buying! You don’t want to cough up money to resell a product that’s already over
circulated.

· Do you really need to purchase the resell product your contemplating purchasing?
A lot of people, me included, are obsessive resell rights products collectors. Are
you making your purchase to add another product to the digital pile or are you
actually going to sell the darn thing?

· What are other people saying about the product you’re thinking about purchasing
the resell rights to? Are there any testimonials or references to show that the
product has the potential to recoup your investment and make you some serious
dough?

· Does the product have guidelines set in place to protect its value (i.e. a suggested
resell price, resell restrictions, etc.)