Beginning tomorrow, an internet traffic expert is going to be leading the Keyword Avalanche members through a 30 day traffic generation experiment. All we have to do is pick one of our sites and show up. He’ll give the directions for our specific tasks everyday. Should be a pretty valuable learning experience.

FYI, the Keyword Avalanche $1 trial membership continues to be available. Obviously I think it’s a great value, it’s all I talk about! Here’s the scoop: KA $1 Trial — user: kashe — pw: vault.

I finally registered at AssociatedContent.com today. I say “finally” because I first heard about them eons ago. They pay people to write and submit articles. It’s not a ton of money, at least at first, but it is a payment and can grow. Also, I’ve only heard good things about them. If you write at all, you might give them a look.

I’ve been mapping my Blogini 2.0 blogging strategy. My intention is to keep it manageable and consistent. I think first time around I tried to do too much. This time I’ll work it differently. Ken has a very polished sales page up now, so you can get a comprehensive idea of what is available. He’s really overhauled the whole program. I’m excited…

Thanks for visiting and have a good one.

Listened to a call tonight about Traffic Tactics with Jim Morris and Scot Standke of Keyword Avalanche and their guest Howie Schwartz, who they say is a “walking traffic generating machine.”

It was well worth the time spent listening. First it was pretty cool that I understood almost everything they were talking about. Second I learned that I am pretty much on track, at least in what I intend to do. Howie confirmed that it takes a good amount of time to build to a high and consistent visitor level. Being consistent with your article marketing and link building is vital. If you are consistent, it still may not come for 3 months. Very interesting.

Sounds like using ppc is the best way to get fast traffic and to test sites for conversions, etc., but not a good idea for adsense sites. That makes sense to me.

What this all means for me is more consistent article submissions and more link building. I have the knowledge and the tools. Taking the consistent action is the key. It always comes down to this. There is no magic answer. I have a lot of work to do. Realistically, there is no way to do it all myself. Outsourcing is the way to go.

Finally, I’m having problems with copyscape.com today. The program couldn’t find my webpage online, and it definitely was online. I wonder what that’s about? Is anyone else aware of any problems?

I’ll call it a night. Thanks for visiting.