A successful and quality landing page is one that will create conversions for you product or service. To create the conversion intention amongst your visitors, you must first think as though you are your own visitor. Landing page goal, persuade visitor to convert without becoming distracted; got it?

What is important in creating a quality and successful landing page?

A few months back, a conversation between two friends and I took place to discuss a few websites I was monitoring. The websites were obviously nothing more than spam huts, setup to take advantage of some of the most common parasite seo techniques available.

Parasite SEO: We’ll use craigslist as our example. You visit craigslist and post a potential item you wish to get rid of in their classifieds system. During this posting you also include a bit of spam. The keywords from your post, as well as your link eventually will get indexed and give you some pretty high rankings on those keywords. Maybe craigs list isn’t the best example — you get the picture I’m drawing here.

Take advantage of open discussion, web boards and comments. Sites that index often and have a high page rank and link popularity amongst search engines will often help your traffic. I’m not saying spam.. but posting with a few links and specific keywords never hurt anyone.

Over the next two months I am going to be randomly revealing some of the methods I use to make money online. Everything from tricking Google Adwords to Spam. Granted some people are not going to like the methods and or information listed and explained during this series, honestly, if you don’t dig it don’t read it. Some is used by me, some is not, some scripts I wrote and some were purchased. Either way, this website is completely white-hat traffic driven but that is not to say that I won’t explain how to boost your revenue with some blackhat methods.

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Every day I come into contact with a new blog or blogger. It is wonderful to see new websites and read the content that they hold, however, it is definitely annoying to be bombarded with advertisements and images. That is just a minor outline of things about blogs that annoy me. There are probably a hundred different situations I’ve come across where I’m saying to myself, “are you f-ing serious?” But I compiled a list of just a few things that really urk me.

1. Link love, it makes sense
2. Make your content accessible
3. Wow, thats alot of ads
4. Echos are getting old
5. Admins, stop being lazy
6. I know who I am
7. Stop filling forms out for me
8. Direct linking is stealing
9. Snap f$cking sucks!
10. So many images, dumb.

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