Getting more traffic, more subscribers, and more sales
is all about getting more eyeballs on your pages when
you condense it down to the bottom line.
If you don’t want to pay for that traffic, by using the
somewhat risky pay-per-clicks, then you’re left with
generating free “organic” traffic.
The bottom line there is getting as many other high-traffic
sites as possible pointing to you, and telling the world that
you are a credible source of information on a specific topic.
That’s all about getting backlinks and I DO have a system that
allows me to totally DOMINATE in that arena… and you can try
it out without spending a single penny.
Check it out at: http://timic.org/Dominate
The second prong of my attack is that I seek to gain “shelf
space.”
Go to any American grocery store, and Coke and Pepsi dominate
the shelves in the solf-drink department. They simply have
dozens of choices that you can choose from (low calorie,
caffeine free, cherry flavored, classic formula, etc.) .
The net result is that few other soft drink manufacturers can
gain a foothold in the major supermarkets, because they’ve
allocated all of their space (at eye-level) to Coke and Pepsi.
How do you apply this to internet marketing?
You put up numerous competing sites in your niche to lock in
more positions on the front page of Google. If all of your
sites are eventually leading to the same destination, you
don’t really care which one of them initially draws customers
into the funnel.
That’s the entire thought process behind my approach to
dominating many niches that I and my clients are in. We simply
crowd the competitors off the shelf… relegate them to places
few shoppers ever look 
We put up a dozen, keyword-optimized, competing sites in order
to accomplish that.
If you LIKE that idea, you may be able to find some domain
names that are already aged, and therefore already even have a
little “respect” from the search engines at:
http://DomainsForSaleByWillie.com
You can get “aged” domain names at the url above are real
bargain prices. Just submit a bid of say… 1/2 the listed
value… or less.
So there you have it… my secret strategy.
I do hope that you use it, before I wake up and delete this
blog post
Willie