Increase Traffic To Your Site

Search Engine Cloaker

Increasing traffic to your site can substantially increase your bottom line. While there are many approaches to achieve higher traffic rates, most methods involve recurring costs in the form of pay-per-click advertising.

While I believe that pay-per-click methods are valid for gaining initial sales, ultimately, to increase sales and profit margins, non-recurring methods must be deployed.

The best non-recurring way that I have found to increase traffic is add content to your site. Think of the internet as a huge living document and your site is a small footnote. What you want to do is grow that small footnote into sentences, paragraphs, pages, and chapters in the internet document.

Some well-known high-traffic sites such as Yahoo, Amazon respectively have tens of thousands and millions of pages making these sites chapters and volumes in the internet document. To compete with sites like these, you need to get busy writing!

However, there is an alternative method to spending countless hours of writing original content and that is "cloaking." Cloaking is the process of presenting data to search engines different than what you present to your readers.

The general idea is to make your site look "larger than life" to search engines while maintaining specific content for your readers. The theory behind this is that larger sites have a larger internet presence that increasingly draws more traffic via search engine searches.

Search Engine Cloaker is an eproduct that generates "on-the-fly" web pages for search engines and redirects the real reader to the pages you specify. You select the keywords you are trying to target your site and Search Engine Cloaker creates the HTML with sentences and paragraphs about these keywords.

When a search engine indexes your site, these cloaked pages route traffic back to your pages written for your reader.

A word of warning: search engines do ban web sites that deploy cloaked pages. The author of this product claims that only two (2) customers had their sites ban from search engine listings. However, the sites were banned from abuse reports by real users and not by search engine detection. Perhaps it was an angry customer or competitor, so be careful.

One way around this is to create "dummy" pre-sale sites that redirect traffic to your site. If it gets banned from search engine listing, it's no big loss.

If you don't have the time to create content for your site, and want to increase traffic to your site, Search Engine Cloaker may work for you.