It’s titled “101 Web Traffic Tips The Pros Use” and is a list of 101 tried and tested tips which you can use to generate web traffic. The format is short, sharp and shiny – a straight list you can print to use for a checklist when marketing your websites.

The report is free and can be downloaded at:

http://www.acceleratedsolutions.com.au/resources/lessons/101TrafficTips.zip

You are more than welcome to distribute it to your friends, subscribers and email lists. We hope you enjoy the read and can use the techniques to your advantage.

Cheers,

Jean

“The results of my experiment are in! Over the past week, I’ve told you a bit about the power of video to get traffic to your web site. Now I can demonstrate conclusively that video does indeed work to get your pages listed higher in the search engines, thereby driving more traffic to your sites.Go watch this 4-minute video that shows you exactly how I got over 2700 new visitors to my web site in just a few days using video!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IZ-yJw0IfQ After you get a look at these amazing results, click to use the same tool that I used!

http://www.traffic-geyser.com/

I know there are a limited number of spots in this program, so good luck securing your spot!”

You may have also noticed that more and more learning products are utilising video as the main teaching tool. The simple fact is that video and audio make a powerful combination to accelerate learning like never before.

Stay tuned for more on video!

“All the marketers of the world have been arguing about this for… oh, about a hundred years now: Is it better to write big long sales pages and spend 10 or 20 or 30 pages telling your story, or is it better to be brief and to the point?Guys who charge fifteen grand to write 46 page direct mail packages say their results undoubtedly prove long copy is better. Madison Avenue people who work for (obviously successful) Fortune 500 companies would remind you that Coke’s “The Real Thing” and Alka-Seltzer’s “Plop plop fizz fizz” slogans stuck in hundreds of millions of peoples’ heads.

They would also remind you that even Apple’s iPod was sold not with long copy, but with U2 and shots of hip dancers wearing those white headphones on buses and trains and billboards.

Well they’re both right. And I know the answer to this ‘long copy-short copy’ question, because I’ve seen enough things and tested enough things to know what the real answer is.

The real answer is:

*The right amount of copy is just the amount that gets a person to take the next step that you want them to take.*

No more, no less.

What I’ve found from using live chat to watch visitors come into my website and look around, you need two paths:-One that conveys the highlights quickly
-One that tells the whole story

Traditional copywriters (myself included) accomplish this partly by building a “dual readership path” with headlines, sub-heads and font changes, so a skimmer quickly gets what he wants. And more than any other media, the web gives you unlimited ability to build multiple paths so a person can stick around and look as long as they want and keep learning more.”

To read more of Perry’s articles and tutorials, you can check out http://www.acceleratedsolutions.com.au/perrymarshall.htm.

Stay tuned for more!