Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Two Ways to Generate Short-term and Long-Term Traffic

This is the third part of the How to Write Content that Generates Traffic series. In this part, I’ll relay two techniques I use to generate interest and drive traffic to my site, no matter what I’m writing about. One method generates short-term traffic; the other long-term traffic. Read the entire post here.

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