As an internet marketing or anyone with a website for that matter you need traffic to be successful. Without traffic to our sites we are “Nothing!”

How much traffic is acceptable to you? 100 unique hits per day? 1,000 Hits per day? What about 10,000? We could keep going……


Personally I will never be satisfied with a certain level of traffic because I need traffic. There is NEVER too much traffic for me and I trust that if you want to be successful you get that mindset...

A membership monetization model can be lucrative. It CAN be.


It requires attention to detail, membership software, merchant account, content creation, traffic generation and customer service – to name a few things. But you can get started using this model with less work than that at PLR-Health-Wizard.

I've been revamping my strategy and converting from minor niche sites to larger, more authoritative sites. A few of which, are in some "hard" niches. Hard being that the subject matter at hand isn't something easy to delve into unless you have first hand experience with the subject itself. Thus, ghost writers are hard to hire. I'll often have to edit their works and mistakes, mainly due to the subject matter being a bit outside their ability to easily find information elsewhere online....

If you have articles reject at EzineArticles because of the following reason, yet try your best to have your content in tip top shape, read on for help:

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Reason For Article Rejection "Your articles must have proper English, grammar, and sentence structure."

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Just head to support at EzineArticles (EA) and ask for help with clarifying this. That can work!

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To max your time and other people's traffic & other resources, consider any of the following methods.

1) Focus on joint ventures (JVs), hitting the JV area of this forum, for starters. Team up any number of ways.

2) Sell items or even open stores when the option is available, even small ones, at sites that generate their own traffic: this forum (sell your services in the for Hire area or WSOs, etc.), Amazon, CafePress, LuLu, eBay, Clickbank, Paydotcom, etc. Research...