Why Can I Never Get Traffic Running To My Sites?

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Im apologizing right away for this post but, Im really frustrated.

I use all the techniques Im supposed to.

Seo
articles
videos
pad files
yahoo answers
social bookmarking
social networking

And still seeing less then 10 visits a day on 2 month old sites with high kw searches.

Why can I not get this to work???

Is there something that Im missing??

Everything just seems so out of reach.

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  • Profile picture of the author Wide
    What is the exact searches per month for your keyword?
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  • Profile picture of the author It Should Be Easy
    Have you spent any money? Sorry to say this but you might have to do that. It is difficult to get à decent ROI if time is the only thing you spend. Or maybe you just dikt write articles that are Roos enough. Try using à cooywriter?
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    searches of between 1500 and 10000 per month.

    Ive spent about 2000 so far and dont have any websites making more then $1 a day.

    Im actually starting to get upset thinking about it.

    I just bought a house now my IM budget is almost 0.

    I dont even know what to do anymore.

    Thanks for the replies guys, I appreciate any and all advice.

    D
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    • Profile picture of the author J.M.Wilson
      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      searches of between 1500 and 10000 per month.

      Ive spent about 2000 so far and dont have any websites making more then $1 a day.

      Im actually starting to get upset thinking about it.

      I just bought a house now my IM budget is almost 0.

      I dont even know what to do anymore.

      Thanks for the replies guys, I appreciate any and all advice.

      D
      Sometimes free traffic just takes a little time which is not what you want to hear right now, I know.

      I've had sites sitting that I worked hard to generate traffic, article after article, press releases, bookmarking and so on and so forth... only to get no visitors.

      All of a sudden visitors start to appear and rise with time.

      I guess my only advice is to wait it out but don't stop doing what you are doing. Keep putting out articles and working away at what you know SHOULD work and in time you will start seeing the rewards of your efforts.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    Ive been working on this site for 2 months and I just want to flip it to make a profit to help get me back to even and reinvest the money into more logical ventures.

    Flipping is the course Ive chosen to take but I cant get the traffic to get the sales.

    Its kiling me, sorry to be dramatic, but its late and now Im emotional :S.

    Thanks for the advice J.M.

    D
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    • Profile picture of the author J.M.Wilson
      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      Ive been working on this site for 2 months and I just want to flip it to make a profit to help get me back to even and reinvest the money into more logical ventures.

      Flipping is the course Ive chosen to take but I cant get the traffic to get the sales.

      Its kiling me, sorry to be dramatic, but its late and now Im emotional :S.

      Thanks for the advice J.M.

      D
      As I said, plug away. If you keep following the traffic generating strategies you find everyday on this forum you WILL start to see traffic coming to your site. Just, whatever you do, don't stop... it's all about getting the word about your site out there to search engines... do that right and search engines will want to show your site to their searchers.

      Best of luck.
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    • Profile picture of the author John Wood
      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      Ive been working on this site for 2 months and I just want to flip it to make a profit to help get me back to even and reinvest the money into more logical ventures.

      Flipping is the course Ive chosen to take but I cant get the traffic to get the sales.

      Its kiling me, sorry to be dramatic, but its late and now Im emotional :S.

      Thanks for the advice J.M.

      D
      Not sure if you want to reveal your niche here but you will get more relevant help if you disclose your site. There a numerous reasons why a site isn't getting good traffic numbers as I'm sure you know.
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  • Profile picture of the author webapex
    Sorry to hear about your condition. Had you examined the competition in the field up front? How many back-links do the successful sites have? Sure would be interesting to heard how many you are seeing after that investment. Like he mentioned above, it takes time for search engines to 'credit' with with link juice for some links.
    Your not likely to get back much of your investment flipping until you do have traffic. Hopefully like bottomed out stocks, it can only go up.

    Sure sound like you've been conducting yourself properly and shouldn't be in the fabled sandbox. They say building too fast can get you sandboxed, but that seems to be 100s of links a day to a virgin domain.
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    • Profile picture of the author soonkiat
      sigh, I have the same problem here, although my site is just 1 month old...i have tried social networking, links submit/directory and seo...perhaps i have to wait for few months to see the result...anyway, good luck to ur IM...
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  • Profile picture of the author randoggle
    Im going to earn my way to the war room by online sales. Dont give up. Fight on!
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  • Profile picture of the author Darla
    One of the "problems" with organic traffic is that it can take a while. It can take 8-12 weeks to start seeing descent traffic assuming your keyword is not very competitive. For those who need cash quickly, SEO may not be the best option for generating traffic since it takes time.

    On the other hand, since cash may also be in short supply, it may be a catch 22. Its frustrating. I have been in that position too. SO I look for real LOW BUDGET advertising options ( $50 and under).
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    Alright, I have a question that continually boggles my mind.

    What is "decent" traffic.

    Do some people gauge 20 UV a day as good? 50? 250?

    Im just so demoralized because I have been doing this since 2003 off and on.

    I have been putting absolutely everything I have into it since last year and still have nothing to show for it.

    I am working as hard as I can but feel I am getting nowhere.

    To me it seems like Im doing all the right things, but how do I really know what all the right things are if Ive never really experienced success????

    If anyone is willing to be a mentor, someone who has experienced success and is willing to pass it on I would be more then grateful and would do what I could to pay them through work, seeing as I have no more money.

    The last 40 bucks went to the war room, probably the best money I have spent in the last 7 years.

    Thank you for reading and replying everyone.

    D
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    • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      Im just so demoralized because I have been doing this since 2003 off and on.

      I have been putting absolutely everything I have into it since last year and still have nothing to show for it.

      I am working as hard as I can but feel I am getting nowhere.
      D, there is a HUG difference between working hard and working smart. For example, without giving out your niche, what is your Keyword Research process?

      There is a GREAT possibility that you did not properly perform Keyword Research. In your system, which did you use?

      (a). Broad Match
      (b). Phrase Match
      (c). Exact Match

      In your system, are your keywords...

      (a). One word Keywords
      (b). Two word Keyword Phrases
      (c). Three word Keyword Phrases
      (d). Four word Keyword Phrases
      (e). Five or more Keyword Phrases

      In your system, did you evaluate the SOC? Strength Of Competition. In your system did you Reverse Engineer your top 3 to 5 competitors to determine the amount of effort you would be required to put in to dethrone the site in the top spot?

      Answering those questions would be a start to helping you get on track.

      Giles, the Crew Chief
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      • Profile picture of the author randoggle
        Originally Posted by Crew Chief View Post

        D, there is a HUG difference between working hard and working smart. For example, without giving out your niche, what is your Keyword Research process?

        There is a GREAT possibility that you did not properly perform Keyword Research. In your system, which did you use?

        (a). Broad Match
        (b). Phrase Match
        (c). Exact Match

        In your system, are your keywords...

        (a). One word Keywords
        (b). Two word Keyword Phrases
        (c). Three word Keyword Phrases
        (d). Four word Keyword Phrases
        (e). Five or more Keyword Phrases

        In your system, did you evaluate the SOC? Strength Of Competition. In your system did you Reverse Engineer your top 3 to 5 competitors to determine the amount of effort you would be required to put in to dethrone the site in the top spot?

        Answering those questions would be a start to helping you get on track.

        Giles, the Crew Chief

        I know this was ment for someone else but thank you!
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    • Profile picture of the author Chris Munch
      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      Alright, I have a question that continually boggles my mind.

      What is "decent" traffic.

      Do some people gauge 20 UV a day as good? 50? 250?
      Traffic numbers mean little in isolation, it is how they convert into income that what really matters.

      I have some traffic sources where 1000 visitors will make just as much as 30,000 visitors from my other traffic sources.

      You will get incredibly much better advice here if you actually reveal your site. Maybe you think you are onto some hidden money maker and don't want to reveal your spectacular niche and have others steal it, well look at it this way, you are making nothing so have nothing to lose. If you reveal one site and get some awesome feedback with it that allows you to make money then you'll be in a much better position. The only way to get real feedback on what you are doing wrong is allowing people to see what you are doing in the first place, otherwise you'll be getting dribs and drabs of advice which may be completely irrelevant to your situation and send you down the wrong path.

      Also you might find this post helpful...
      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...00-online.html
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  • Profile picture of the author cashcow
    Where do you rank for your chosen keywords?

    If you have chosen ones that get between 1500 and 10000 per month you should be getting more than a dribble of traffic so my guess is that you are not ranking high enough for organic traffic.

    Without know your site and keywords it's pretty hard for anyone to really give you solid advice, but I certainly understand why you would not want to reveal them.

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  • Profile picture of the author nelaffiliate
    Patience and persistence are the keywords here. Keep working on those traffic generation methods and have some patience. Traffic takes time sometimes.

    You might also need to make sure, those search numbers have to do with "exact" monthly searches on google. Sometimes the google keyword tool might show a huge number of searches in "broad" search. But the real numbers are the "exact" searches.
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  • Profile picture of the author eb5100
    is this for generic? if your a "local business" then you need to target local marketing like Google places and yahoo local. I do "local" marketing and my clients get betwwen 200 and 800 visitors a month just from Google local analytics.
    About Google places? Is it all about programs or are there any real services to help any business locally get top listings? What if you could offer any business #1 spot in Google places for not just 1 keyword but 3 or more keywords? What if they didn’t need to make 1 change to their web site? What if it didn’t matter what city or how big or small their business was? What if no matter what changes Google makes it has no effect our listings? What if they had top listings in their city and every surrounding city too? What if there was no long term contract? What if they also got top spots in Yahoo local for FREE? Well there is. I have clients who have a top 3 spot for 9 search terms in Google places, locally and have had them for 18 months. I also have 2 businesses in the top 5 in places, in the same city?
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    • Profile picture of the author Kurt Abel
      Like some of the other posters said patience is key. It often takes more than 2 months, especially on a keyword that gets 10000 searches a month. To get some traffic coming in the meantime, you can find some very LOW competition keywords and write posts on them. It's free, easy to rank well with a few backlinks, and will get some traffic coming to your site while you wait for your site to climb the rankings on your main keywords.

      By the way, what kinds of backlinks are you building?
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    • Profile picture of the author KevinTorrence
      Couple of things I can think of off the top of my head:

      - Free traffic does tend to take a while to kick into gear ... so it could just be a matter of time

      - Where are you ranking in the search engines? Top? Middle? Bottom? No where?

      - Is your site a match for what the searchers are looking for? Have you researched what they *really* want/desire, so you can match the message on your site?

      - Are you trying to grab traffic in the wrong places?

      - Does your site design turn them away?

      - Is your title tag (the blue link they click on in the search engines) making them curious to click over to your site? You hitting the right hot buttons?

      - It could be just about anything... but hopefully that gives you some things to think about & look at.

      Hope that helps!
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    my rankings span from 5 to 25 for chosen keywords.

    I have done exact match through google to find the search volume.

    Sorry for this thread sounding so desperate, but if this doesnt work I have nothing.

    I'll explain my entire keyword process.

    1. Go to google adwords tool, set to US, set to exact, set to no less then 1000 global no greater then 50000 global.

    2. take every keyword term adwords tool gives me, enter into excel sheet along with search volume.

    3. manually go through and find competition number for every single term, enter it into excel sheet.

    4. order by competition.

    5. start from the top, search every single keyword and rate them according to the top 10 results, 1 being very easy to enter, 3 being forget about it.

    6. find my main term as well as between 3 and 20 sub terms.

    7. EMD search.

    8. Purchase EMD or add stop word to end of EMD.

    Then I would spend time installing themes, On page optimization. write content.

    write content for each keyword I found. publish 2, schedule the rest.

    leave the site for between 2 and three weeks.

    start link building campaign, with blog comments, yahoo answers, forum profiles, article marketing, video marketing.

    but regardless of how much I do it there is never a significant change.

    Ive never gotten a term to number 1, even under my easy entry category with 200 links Im not seeing number 1.

    Does it sound like Im doing it right??

    Thank you everyone.

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    • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
      You still didn't answer some critical Keyword Research questions...

      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      my rankings span from 5 to 25 for chosen keywords.
      What do you mean by that statement?

      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      I'll explain my entire keyword process.
      Where is the part about you evaluating your SOC?

      Where is the part about you Reverse Engineering your competition?

      Giles, the Crew Chief
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    I rank between the 5th result ad the 25th result for the majority of my keywords.

    If I reveal my site here would it still be possible for me to flip it when it ranks better?

    I evaluate the SOC by rating the top tten results.

    I do not know how to reverse engineer my competition.

    Thanks Giles.

    D
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    • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
      You still didn't answer a critical question...

      What type of keyword phrases are you targeting?

      (a). One word Keywords
      (b). Two word Keyword Phrases
      (c). Three word Keyword Phrases
      (d). Four word Keyword Phrases
      (e). Five or more Keyword Phrases

      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      I rank between the 5th result ad the 25th result for the majority of my keywords.
      Gotcha!

      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      If I reveal my site here would it still be possible for me to flip it when it ranks better?
      Typically, people buy a site based on the income it "IS" generating and not based upon rankings. That said, if it is a good/brandable domain name, someone may pay top dollar for it even though the site currently generates no income.

      Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

      I evaluate the SOC by rating the top tten results. I do not know how to reverse engineer my competition.
      You put SOC together with Reverse Engineering and they reveal a pretty close barometer of how much effort will be required for you to attain the top spot in the SERPs.

      Reverse Engineering reveals many of your competitors BL sources and their PR. If you have IMATs such as: Market Samurai, SEO Spy Glass, ScrapeBox, etc., the process of acquiring BLs from the exact sources and building them is semi-automated

      Let me put it too you this way; if you are not RE your competition, you have no real gauge to know what you are up against and you are therefore shooting in the dark so to speak.

      For example, if the sites in the top three spots, all have mediocre ON Page SEO and their OFF Page SEO basically is the same and consists of...
      • EZA (six or so articles each)
      • Buzzle (six or so articles each)
      • Articles on the other top 12 Article Directories (six or so articles each)
      • Associate Content (six or so articles each)
      • Press Releases (two or so press releases each)
      • A few hundred profile links
      • A high number of Blog Comments (At least 100 or so)
      • IBLs from Squidoo, Hubpages, Blogger, WordPress, YouTube (Around 3 each)
      • IBLs from social bookmarking (Around 6 or so each)
      • IBLs from forums (Around a dozen or so each)
      • PR 9 backlinks (None!)
      • PR 8 backlinks (None!)
      • PR 7 backlinks (1!)
      • PR 6 backlinks (2!)
      • PR 5 backlinks (4!)
      • PR 4 backlinks (13!)
      • PR 3 backlinks (21!)
      • PR 2 backlinks (68!)
      • PR 1 backlinks (746!)
      • PR 0 backlinks (11,485!)
      ...what would be your course of action to outrank these sites?

      Giles, the Crew Chief
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      • Profile picture of the author Devid Farah
        While I agree with others that patience and persistence are important here, maybe you should also examine the way you are doing each of these methods of marketing - maybe you are spreading yourself too thin and not doing a quality job on any of them. For example, are your articles engaging and well-written? Are your videos interesting, eye-catching, and informative? I say you should look into increasing the quality of your marketing, even if it means dropping one or two methods.
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      • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
        Originally Posted by Crew Chief View Post

        You still didn't answer a critical question...

        What type of keyword phrases are you targeting?

        (a). One word Keywords
        (b). Two word Keyword Phrases
        (c). Three word Keyword Phrases
        (d). Four word Keyword Phrases
        (e). Five or more Keyword Phrases



        Gotcha!



        Typically, people buy a site based on the income it "IS" generating and not based upon rankings. That said, if it is a good/brandable domain name, someone may pay top dollar for it even though the site currently generates no income.



        You put SOC together with Reverse Engineering and they reveal a pretty close barometer of how much effort will be required for you to attain the top spot in the SERPs.

        Reverse Engineering reveals many of your competitors BL sources and their PR. If you have IMATs such as: Market Samurai, SEO Spy Glass, ScrapeBox, etc., the process of acquiring BLs from the exact sources and building them is semi-automated

        Let me put it too you this way; if you are not RE your competition, you have no real gauge to know what you are up against and you are therefore shooting in the dark so to speak.

        For example, if the sites in the top three spots, all have mediocre ON Page SEO and their OFF Page SEO basically is the same and consists of...
        • EZA (six or so articles each)
        • Buzzle (six or so articles each)
        • Articles on the other top 12 Article Directories (six or so articles each)
        • Associate Content (six or so articles each)
        • Press Releases (two or so press releases each)
        • A few hundred profile links
        • A high number of Blog Comments (At least 100 or so)
        • IBLs from Squidoo, Hubpages, Blogger, WordPress, YouTube (Around 3 each)
        • IBLs from social bookmarking (Around 6 or so each)
        • IBLs from forums (Around a dozen or so each)
        • PR 9 backlinks (None!)
        • PR 8 backlinks (None!)
        • PR 7 backlinks (1!)
        • PR 6 backlinks (2!)
        • PR 5 backlinks (4!)
        • PR 4 backlinks (13!)
        • PR 3 backlinks (21!)
        • PR 2 backlinks (68!)
        • PR 1 backlinks (746!)
        • PR 0 backlinks (11,485!)
        ...what would be your course of action to outrank these sites?

        Giles, the Crew Chief
        lol, I had to pause my music to read your post, knew it was going to be a good one.

        typically I like to go for 3 word keyword phrases or higher.

        To be completely honest, Im having difficulty entering serps WAY less competitive then that, the most links and page has in the top 10 is like 1200.

        ok Ill show one of my sites and you can tear it apart for me.

        *removed*
        this is based on a term with (if I remember correctly 1200) searches per month for "hrmph"

        it is a cpa offer paying $MONIES per free trial.

        I jump from page 1 #7 to page 2 #14 daily.

        the keywords Im looking at are.


        ....


        Please let me know what you think.

        D
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      • Profile picture of the author ocd
        Originally Posted by Crew Chief View Post

        • EZA (six or so articles each)
        • Buzzle (six or so articles each)
        • Articles on the other top 12 Article Directories (six or so articles each)
        • Associate Content (six or so articles each)
        • Press Releases (two or so press releases each)
        • A few hundred profile links
        • A high number of Blog Comments (At least 100 or so)
        • IBLs from Squidoo, Hubpages, Blogger, WordPress, YouTube (Around 3 each)
        • IBLs from social bookmarking (Around 6 or so each)
        • IBLs from forums (Around a dozen or so each)
        • PR 9 backlinks (None!)
        • PR 8 backlinks (None!)
        • PR 7 backlinks (1!)
        • PR 6 backlinks (2!)
        • PR 5 backlinks (4!)
        • PR 4 backlinks (13!)
        • PR 3 backlinks (21!)
        • PR 2 backlinks (68!)
        • PR 1 backlinks (746!)
        • PR 0 backlinks (11,485!)
        ...what would be your course of action to outrank these sites?

        Giles, the Crew Chief

        Holy crap! That would take a lot of work to outrank a site that had that many backlinks, unless one could get numerous PR 4+ backlinks.
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        • Profile picture of the author hockeyss3
          I recommend linking with other sites. I noticed a drastic difference of close to 200 views by sharing links with 6 sites. Having links increases your page rank in major search engines because crawler bots that index your site think your more credible. Also, make sure your content is all of your own words. Hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author cashcow
    I evaluate the SOC by rating the top tten results.
    Yeah, but how do you "rate" them? By the # of backlinks? the quality of the links? The number of links that have the keyword in anchor text? The on page SEO?

    If none of your keywords are #1, then it would seem you need to do more/better linking to get them there, right? Simple as that, really because typically the #1 slot gets the lions share of the traffic.

    Of course, you also need to consider conversion but if you aren't getting any traffic it's kind of hard to play around with that.
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    • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
      Originally Posted by cashcow View Post

      Yeah, but how do you "rate" them? By the # of backlinks? the quality of the links? The number of links that have the keyword in anchor text? The on page SEO?

      If none of your keywords are #1, then it would seem you need to do more/better linking to get them there, right? Simple as that, really because typically the #1 slot gets the lions share of the traffic.

      Of course, you also need to consider conversion but if you aren't getting any traffic it's kind of hard to play around with that.
      I typically rate them by amount of BL's, then run them through Web Comp Analyst to judge anchor text.

      I have 200 backlinks and people are outranking me with 20..........

      Im sure I could convert if I could get the traffic...... I hope.
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    • Profile picture of the author Michael Shook
      Here is a bit of a different idea.

      It does not sound like you started your process with the idea of making money with your website. It sounds more like you wanted to build your site and get rid of it.

      The general idea of flipping, at least the way I understood it, was to build sites and make money with them. then when that amount of money tapered off or stopped rising, then you sold the site to someone and maybe they could revive it or do something new with it to earn money again.

      I don't know that for sure, since the flipping market got so full of such awful sites, I stopped even thinking about doing that.

      Many people that teach systematic approaches to doing things like promoting their sites, only figured out that approach after trial and error and seeing what worked for them in their particular circumstance. Then they sell their results, but the plans don't work out for other people because they only worked for that person for some reason. Nobody trying to rip anybody off, its just that the system they made for themselves is not repeatable in a reliable way. But they don't know that.

      If you are desperate for money, you might as well sell your site now and do something else to earn money. If you have rankings for your sites now that are between 5 and 25, then something worked for you. But you don't know what it is. If you did know, you could do more of that. That is one important key, to know what worked for you. On your sites, not somebody else's.

      You can get ideas of what to try from other people, but all things will not work for all sites or all people. And you need to know what works for you. There are people who never get even the rankings you are getting now. It is pretty obvious that you have done something correctly, it would help you a lot if you knew what it was.
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      • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
        Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

        lol, I had to pause my music to read your post...
        ...typically I like to go for 3 word keyword phrases or higher.
        Ok, so now that we know that, Lee brought a a crucial point that answers this question for you...

        Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

        I have 200 backlinks and people are outranking me with 20..........
        Notice what Lee uncovers...

        Originally Posted by cashcow View Post

        ...it seems like the #1 guy is beating you on high PR links.
        His high PR links are outweighing your low PR BLs, got that? And then this is crucial...

        Originally Posted by cashcow View Post

        I see that you have a lot of high PR links but they all appear to be nofollow (or link missing according to SEO Spyglass). Looks like you have 1 valid PR2 and a bunch of PR0's.
        They "ALL" appear to be nofollow???

        Granted, for your OFF Page SEO to appear natural, you want to have a percentage of NF links, but "ALL" of them? That percentage should hover somewhere around 9% to no more than 20%, but never ALL.

        Due to my time constraints, I didn't run your KPs through SEO Spy Glass but Lee did and the results reveal why you are struggling to knock your competitors off of the top spot.

        D, please catch this... what Lee did is exactly what you are going to need to do. She Reversed Engineered your site and from that vantage point could tell where you are lacking SEO wise.

        You need to download SEO Spy Glass A.S.A.P. and also Market Samurai. Both have free versions. Although I highly recommend, if you plan on making IM your livelihood, get the paid versions as soon as economically possible.

        Using the free version of SEO Spy Glass you can reverse Engineer your competition and see up to 1000 of their BLs. That's more than enough to set you on the right path to out ranking them.

        So the question begs, in the illustration I gave with the list of BLs used by your top 3 competitors, what would you do?

        It's not a trick question... unless you haven't been paying attention.

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        • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
          Originally Posted by Crew Chief View Post

          Ok, so now that we know that, Lee brought a a crucial point that answers this question for you...



          Notice what Lee uncovers...



          His high PR links are outweighing your low PR BLs, got that? And then this is crucial...



          They "ALL" appear to be nofollow???

          Granted, for your OFF Page SEO to appear natural, you want to have a percentage of NF links, but "ALL" of them? That percentage should hover somewhere around 9% to no more than 20%, but never ALL.

          Due to my time constraints, I didn't run your KPs through SEO Spy Glass but Lee did and the results reveal why you are struggling to knock your competitors off of the top spot.

          D, please catch this... what Lee did is exactly what you are going to need to do. She Reversed Engineered your site and from that vantage point could tell where you are lacking SEO wise.

          You need to download SEO Spy Glass A.S.A.P. and also Market Samurai. Both have free versions. Although I highly recommend, if you plan on making IM your livelihood, get the paid versions as soon as economically possible.

          Using the free version of SEO Spy Glass you can reverse Engineer your competition and see up to 1000 of their BLs. That's more than enough to set you on the right path to out ranking them.

          So the question begs, in the illustration I gave with the list of BLs used by your top 3 competitors, what would you do?

          It's not a trick question... unless you haven't been paying attention.

          Giles, the Crew Chief
          I downloaded SEO Spyglass.

          Ill run my competitors through it and see what I can come up with.

          I guess thats the answer ad what I should have done as soon as I started this site.

          Here's my rant Crew Chief.

          I've don this a few times on the warrior forum but I have no one to talk to at home as I am basically bed ridden from my surgery.

          i Work as an infanteer in the Canadian Military, been in 3 years.

          Was supposed to be getting back from afghanistan right now but due to my injury Im supposed to be going over in June.

          My girlfriend is just finishing University so in order to have her live with me I had to bu a house.

          With thmoney I make at my job, the house and everything else my online budget is almost nil now.

          My girlfriend is bringing with her about 100 k in debt from University which, because I love her so much I dont really have the heart to be upset about.

          My brother and 2 cousins are also in the military with me, one is getting back from afghanistan in the next few days and the other is going back for a second time in June.

          I just cant do the military life anymore, its so hectic, Ive been injured for almost 2 years straight.

          Don't get me wrong, Im not afraid to go to Afghanistan, I cried when I was told I couldnt. I just want to have a family and a happy life.

          10 of my friends lost limbs and one good friend was killed in the last 8 months.

          I cant deal with the stress of this job anymore, I hate seeing my friens beinhurt and especially killed.

          Im trying so hard to get my IM career off the ground that Im going no where.

          I have the drive I lack the knowledge.

          Here are my questions.

          How many articles should I submit to each directory pointing to my site???
          If I have 20 articles do all the links count for me????
          What other linking strategies am I missing??
          If someone has a link in a pages blog comments and I replicate it with the same anchor text, does it count???
          Is my dream possible?? working online for a living?? It seems so out of reach.

          I just dont know what to do anymore.

          Sorry everyone.

          D
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          • Profile picture of the author ECMartin
            What is your niche? Some niches have their specific ways to generate traffic, which are not applicable to other niches.

            Got a quality product which your market is hungry for? Contact some major review sites, they will gladly review it if you provide a free copy. Contact other people in your niche who are not your direct competition and find some good JV's. Find forums in your niche and start building your brand there etc.

            These methods have worked for me in the past, however, they only work with sticky products which the market is hungry for.
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            • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
              D, you are starting to do what all most "ALL" struggling IMers continue to do when they receive bona fide help.

              And do you know what that is?

              ANSWER: Not listen carefully.

              You got your answer a few posts back but you didn't catch it; so listen again.

              Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

              Here are my questions.

              How many articles should I submit to each directory pointing to my site???
              If I have 20 articles do all the links count for me????
              What other linking strategies am I missing??
              If someone has a link in a pages blog comments and I replicate it with the same anchor text, does it count???
              Is my dream possible?? working online for a living?? It seems so out of reach.
              D
              Remember what Lee did? Reverse Engineered your site? That is what you do to your top competitors. After reverse engineering their sites, you build the same backlinks they have from the same sources and then you add additional backlinks to trump what they have.

              It is real simple, if I RE my competitor's site and find amongst other things thirteen PR 8 BLs, I'm going to duplicate those BLs and then add some additional PR 8 BLs they do not have, go that?

              So you're asking how many articles should you have?

              ANSWER: How many articles does your competition have?

              Have you got it now?

              To reiterate and drive the point home, the number of BLs and the category of BLs all depends on your competition.

              And then we have another issue to address referring to your Keyword Research. IM nice guy stated this...

              Originally Posted by IM nice guy View Post

              Sounds like your market research is off mate. Also, google adwords keyword tool is renowned for giving false data. So a keyword that says it's getting 1500 per month EXACT match, in reality may be only getting a trickle of that.

              Google's keyword tool, while helpful for gaging the general, rough idea of traffic per keyword, is pretty unreliable at best.
              He nailed it and I would add, GKWT only renders 100 results per search. Meaning you are somewhat limited in your ability to perform deep searches and find those golden nuggets. Moreover, GKWT is designed for Adwords PPC campaigns and not indepth keyword research.

              That's why having the right tools to assist you is paramount. Of course, you can deep search manually, but you would spend hours combing through keywords when the IMATs can render the same results in minutes.

              Now let's examine your keyword phrases because you made some ROOKIE errors that are easily correctable. Previously you listed your KPs and here are the preliminary results listed in this order:
              1. [keyword phrase #1]
              2. [keyword phrase #2]
              3. [keyword phrase #3]
              4. [keyword phrase #4]
              [keyword phrase #1]
              This KP only renders "22" Global Monthly Searches when using the [Exact] Match Type. That is less than "2" searches per day. The eCPC is $0.05. This IS NOT the type of KP one would build a campaign around; not even as a secondary target.

              [keyword phrase #2]
              This KP phrase renders "1,600" Global Monthly Searches when using [Exact] Match Type. But there is a catch; this is a seasonal KP with the off months being: DEC, JAN, FEB and things don't pick back up until March. The eCPC for this KP is eCPC is $0.05.

              [keyword phrase #3]
              From the Google Data Center that I am parsing, this KP is getting essentially, "No Searches" To put it another way, someone would bordering upon a KP miracle to type that KP into a search box in that [Exact] order.

              [keyword phrase #4]
              This KP only renders "73" Global Monthly Searches when using the [Exact] Match Type. That is less than "3" searches per day. The eCPC is $0.05. Like your 2nd KP, it is also seasonal and not the type of KP to build a campaign around.

              Overall, as I stated previously, you made a mistake a rookie mistake based on the fact that you did not understand: niche research, keyword research, OFF Page SEO and sales funneling.

              Here is the bottom line, you will need to learn niche research, keyword research and of course, ON Page SEO and OFF Page SEO. Here is a suggestion, download Market Samurai and then take their Keyword Research course and immerse yourself in it.

              As far as ON Page SEO, go here: Google SEO Starter Guide

              That should get you started and as you expand your knowledge base, you can come to grasp and understand OFF Page SEO and niche research.

              Here is my caveat, push but don't rush the learning process. A simple mistake such as thinking you are using [Exact Match] when you are actually using Broad Match or Phrase Match can throw you off by a three thousand miles. Oh, and you just learned that the hard way.

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              • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
                Originally Posted by Crew Chief View Post

                D, you are starting to do what all most "ALL" struggling IMers continue to do when they receive bona fide help.

                And do you know what that is?

                ANSWER: Not listen carefully.

                You got your answer a few posts back but you didn't catch it; so listen again.



                Remember what Lee did? Reverse Engineered your site? That is what you do to your top competitors. After reverse engineering their sites, you build the same backlinks they have from the same sources and then you add additional backlinks to trump what they have.

                It is real simple, if I RE my competitor's site and find amongst other things thirteen PR 8 BLs, I'm going to duplicate those BLs and then add some additional PR 8 BLs they do not have, go that?

                So you're asking how many articles should you have?

                ANSWER: How many articles does your competition have?

                Have you got it now?

                To reiterate and drive the point home, the number of BLs and the category of BLs all depends on your competition.

                And then we have another issue to address referring to your Keyword Research. IM nice guy stated this...



                He nailed it and I would add, GKWT only renders 100 results per search. Meaning you are somewhat limited in your ability to perform deep searches and find those golden nuggets. Moreover, GKWT is designed for Adwords PPC campaigns and not indepth keyword research.

                That's why having the right tools to assist you is paramount. Of course, you can deep search manually, but you would spend hours combing through keywords when the IMATs can render the same results in minutes.

                Now let's examine your keyword phrases because you made some ROOKIE errors that are easily correctable. Previously you listed your KPs and here are the preliminary results listed in this order:
                1. [keyword phrase #1]
                2. [keyword phrase #2]
                3. [keyword phrase #3]
                4. [keyword phrase #4]
                [keyword phrase #1]
                This KP only renders "22" Global Monthly Searches when using the [Exact] Match Type. That is less than "2" searches per day. The eCPC is $0.05. This IS NOT the type of KP one would build a campaign around; not even as a secondary target.

                [keyword phrase #2]
                This KP phrase renders "1,600" Global Monthly Searches when using [Exact] Match Type. But there is a catch; this is a seasonal KP with the off months being: DEC, JAN, FEB and things don't pick back up until March. The eCPC for this KP is eCPC is $0.05.

                [keyword phrase #3]
                From the Google Data Center that I am parsing, this KP is getting essentially, "No Searches" To put it another way, someone would bordering upon a KP miracle to type that KP into a search box in that [Exact] order.

                [keyword phrase #4]
                This KP only renders "73" Global Monthly Searches when using the [Exact] Match Type. That is less than "3" searches per day. The eCPC is $0.05. Like your 2nd KP, it is also seasonal and not the type of KP to build a campaign around.

                Overall, as I stated previously, you made a mistake a rookie mistake based on the fact that you did not understand: niche research, keyword research, OFF Page SEO and sales funneling.

                Here is the bottom line, you will need to learn niche research, keyword research and of course, ON Page SEO and OFF Page SEO. Here is a suggestion, download Market Samurai and then take their Keyword Research course and immerse yourself in it.

                As far as ON Page SEO, go here: Google SEO Starter Guide

                That should get you started and as you expand your knowledge base, you can come to grasp and understand OFF Page SEO and niche research.

                Here is my caveat, push but don't rush the learning process. A simple mistake such as thinking you are using [Exact Match] when you are actually using Broad Match or Phrase Match can throw you off by a three thousand miles. Oh, and you just learned that the hard way.

                Giles, the Crew Chief
                Ok, Ive started re engineering my competitions backlinks.

                But if they have backlinks from UWA sources is there a way I can get those without having a subscription.

                Im gonna run through this list of backlinks then look at starting a site with more monthly searches.

                D
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  • Profile picture of the author cashcow
    I hope Giles, the Crew Chief weighs back in on this because I think he knows a lot more about this stuff than I do, but from a quick glance (at the ******* keyword), it seems like the #1 guy is beating you on high PR links.

    I see that you have a lot of high PR links but they all appear to be nofollow (or link missing according to SEO Spyglass). Looks like you have 1 valid PR2 and a bunch of PR0's. Unless I screwed up my search.

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  • Profile picture of the author IM nice guy
    Sounds like your market research is off mate.

    Also, google adwords keyword tool is renowned for giving false data. So a keyword that says it's getting 1500 per month EXACT match, in reality may be only getting a trickle of that.

    Google's keyword tool, while helpful for gaging the general, rough idea of traffic per keyword, is pretty unreliable at best.
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  • Profile picture of the author simplebutcreative
    Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

    Im apologizing right away for this post but, Im really frustrated.

    I use all the techniques Im supposed to.

    Seo
    articles
    videos
    pad files
    yahoo answers
    social bookmarking
    social networking

    And still seeing less then 10 visits a day on 2 month old sites with high kw searches.

    Why can I not get this to work???

    Is there something that Im missing??

    Everything just seems so out of reach.

    D
    Out of your list there you should keep up with video marketing and social networking. Be active in FB, twitter, youtube, and linkedin.

    You should keep posting here on the forums and maybe 1 other. Don't forget about blog commenting. That's another easy way to generate traffic. If you find a blog that you really like then you might want to do a guest post if they allow it. You will get a lot of traffic from guest posting especially if the blog is active and gets a lot of traffic.
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  • Originally Posted by hoot33 View Post

    Im apologizing right away for this post but, Im really frustrated. I use all the techniques Im supposed to. Seo / articles / videos / pad files / yahoo answers / social bookmarking / social networking And still seeing less then 10 visits a day on 2 month old sites with high kw searches. Why can I not get this to work??? Is there something that Im missing?? Everything just seems so out of reach. - D
    Hi! In my opinion, there are a lot of factors affecting Web traffic volume and "quality", such as niche, relevant micro niches, buyer demand urgency and volume, competitor reputation strength and popularity, etc. My suggestion is for these prerequisites to be satisfied before implementing my recommendations (just personal recommendations based on my own opinions, observations, inferences, test results and experience) below:

    A. Niche market research, buyer group market research, affiliate and competition market research then keyword research.
    B. Target a niche with relevant micro niches that have high buyer market volume consisting of people with immediate needs and urgent problems relevant to those niche and related micro niches as well as high buying power to satisfy those needs and solve such relevant problems.
    C. Target a niche with relevant micro niches that have low competitor volume, strength and exposure/popularity.
    D. Target relevant keywords with high global and local monthly volume and low competition volume/strength/popularity. These keywords should also be the most likely ones used by people included in the target buyer market when searching for relevant info/advice/content on the Internet to educate and inform themselves with updated and relevant content which can then allow them to have more informed decisions in getting content that can possibly solve their related problems and satisfy their relevant needs.
    E. Develop products/services and content, or become an affiliate of merchants with products/services, which can satisfy the relevant needs and solve the related problems of the target buyer market. Formulate additional features of products/services and content which will provide more benefits to them, and those additional features should not be found in competing products/services/content providers to give the target buyer market unique value. Also implement enticing rewards/incentives/discounts/freebies/contests.
    F. Create softsell onsite content offering benefits relevant to the needs and problems of target buyer market as well as related to my products/services. Products/Services should nicely supplement onsite content with more benefits and info/advice not found in onsite content.
    G. Create softsell promotional content offering benefits relevant to the needs and problems of target buyer market as well as related to my products/services/onsite content. Onsite content and products/Services should nicely supplement promotional content with more benefits and info/advice not found in promotional content.

    Recommendations: Google each keyword without quotes. Take note of the top 10 or 20 or so page and domain results. Identify the pages and domains in the top results that have high traffic volume relevant to the target buyer market. Identify pages and domains in the top results which allow content contributions from viewers. Determine pages and domains in those results which have high mailing list volume consisting of people included in your target buyer market group. Identify pages and domains included in those results which do not allow content contributions from viewers but could be amenable to certain arrangements, like free unique content (ebooks/articles/videos/software/etc.) as well as paid products/services/content with commissions per sale that are useful and relevant to the needs and problems of viewers in exchange for your banner ads, links and affiliate links along with recommendations and reviews from the owners of those sites included in the content they'll be posting on their sites or in their mailing list updates/newsletters.

    Hope you find some points above which you could test and see for yourself if it helps in your target traffic generation campaigns. Also wrote an article here about Google SE ranking and Google Page Rank dependence being paralyzing in most cases for new Internet marketers.
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  • Profile picture of the author shuvo
    You have tried too hard that I have understood from here.You did not say what your sites about?Your sites must be in niche that has demand and a reasonable searches every month.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    Im in a competitive niche with a less competitive sub niche.

    Im going to take a second look at everything Ive done and document how I can do it better.

    Will report back with my findings for anyone following this thread.

    D
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  • Profile picture of the author Dylan K
    so Im reverse engineering all of my competitors backlinks, I find webcomp analyst to be the easiest way to do this.

    Just for anyone looking into it.
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  • Profile picture of the author David Louis Monk
    either you have to create your own high-ranking back links or it will take time for the back links to build orgainically.

    I was slightly flattered the other day to find an article I had written and put on Ezine Articles linking to one of my holiday apartment sites had been used on other websites. Not all obeyed the rules and gave me the credit. One site had translated my article into French.

    The fact that my article has been used and the links from those other sites point back to my site all must help to rank my site a little higher than my competitors. This has taken 12 months or more to happen and I was not aware of this until I started to do a search on the name of the village where the apartment is.

    It is not bringing in much business but at least I have my own example of creating an article and having it replicated on other sites which in turn brings in extra traffic to my site.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mehak
    rather than trying lots of techniques, you may be best to master 1 specific technique before trying others. I would recommend social media, try fb, twitter and you tube they are very good channels to generate traffic.
    You tube is used as a search engine and sometimes people just need to see you're a real person. Show personality, be energetic and give value.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rob Howard
    Giles is really showing you the way with SEO and I'll give you a hand with two other aspects.

    There is more to getting traffic than just the search engines. This is just my opinion, but I believe every IM'er needs to have at least 3 different traffic sources.

    For me, it's:

    1. Direct traffic from Youtube, Ezinearticles (and syndicates), forums, and other gathering of communities.
    2. Affiliates (which do SEO and PPC)
    3. Paid traffic, in the form of PPC

    I don't do SEO, really, though I plan on adding it as a final fourth source.

    While you are working on SEO, begin expanding your possibilities. Start making 4 really sweet, killer video's a week. Or if that is too much, make 1 a week. Do proper on page SEO and curiosity driven titles that draw people to the video.

    Then get them to click on your link to your site.

    Same goes with articles.

    In fact, I would really work on writing great articles, with the goal of syndication and direct traffic. You can then take those articles and turn them into video's, then take the video's audio and upload podcasts.


    Next, I have to ask - if you intend to sell this site, you want the most money out of it, correct?

    What is your game plan for converting these visitors?

    I can convert, with the right traffic, around 1 in 10 to 20 most of the time. Sometimes even better.

    So if you are getting 20 visits a day, that is 1 sale a day for me.


    What are you doing to convert the traffic?

    You would be quite amazed at how little traffic is needed to make money online.


    Start formulating a marketing strategy NOW - and get it implemented and testing with the traffic you are currently getting. That way, when you start getting more, it will = more income.


    Rob
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    • Profile picture of the author Cataclysm1987
      Originally Posted by ccmusicman View Post

      Giles is really showing you the way with SEO and I'll give you a hand with two other aspects.

      There is more to getting traffic than just the search engines. This is just my opinion, but I believe every IM'er needs to have at least 3 different traffic sources.

      For me, it's:

      1. Direct traffic from Youtube, Ezinearticles (and syndicates), forums, and other gathering of communities.
      2. Affiliates (which do SEO and PPC)
      3. Paid traffic, in the form of PPC

      I don't do SEO, really, though I plan on adding it as a final fourth source.

      While you are working on SEO, begin expanding your possibilities. Start making 4 really sweet, killer video's a week. Or if that is too much, make 1 a week. Do proper on page SEO and curiosity driven titles that draw people to the video.

      Then get them to click on your link to your site.

      Same goes with articles.

      In fact, I would really work on writing great articles, with the goal of syndication and direct traffic. You can then take those articles and turn them into video's, then take the video's audio and upload podcasts.


      Next, I have to ask - if you intend to sell this site, you want the most money out of it, correct?

      What is your game plan for converting these visitors?

      I can convert, with the right traffic, around 1 in 10 to 20 most of the time. Sometimes even better.

      So if you are getting 20 visits a day, that is 1 sale a day for me.


      What are you doing to convert the traffic?

      You would be quite amazed at how little traffic is needed to make money online.


      Start formulating a marketing strategy NOW - and get it implemented and testing with the traffic you are currently getting. That way, when you start getting more, it will = more income.


      Rob
      I like all those forms of traffic. My only beef is this.

      Why send someone to a video when you can send them right to your page instead?

      I mean, most of article marketing and video marketing is precluded by a search engine query. Why not just get your site well into the SERPS instead of a piece of content that is on the SERPS?

      That's just what moved me into SEO.
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  • Profile picture of the author lesterlim85
    D,

    Hope the changes you have been making so far has helped to improve your site already! Your thread has turned out to be so valuable that any other newbies viewing the thread can learn something from here.

    I look forward to your reporting of your findings! All the best dude!

    Cheers,
    Lester
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  • Profile picture of the author JD Nunes
    Send me a PM with details of what you're doing, and I may be able to help you.
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    • Profile picture of the author mblount
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      If everybody in the World would be so willing to help their fellow man we would live a much richer life. Kudo's to you for being one of those person's.


      P.S.
      It's in the low 80's here so it don't feel like Christmas
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