You are right...it is a bit boring.

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I am not a copywriter but I think that is a little better. I am sure the experts will pop in.

I'd avoid the word "beginners" like the plague... Unless you're creating a PLR product

Let's have a look at this in the mirror. Of your prospects. Sure, prospects want traffic.

How about

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Dang! Internet marketing is just so hard, I hate it! A Simple strategy that cuts through the crap.

AAAAAGH! I've had it with internet marketing. A b*llocks-free guide that gets you more traffic. Guaranteed.

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Never, ever make your good people do any work (they won't because it's usually too much effort. And what if they try to, and don't "get" the big idea?).

So, do it all for them.

Don't be vague - always be specific.

How much traffic can people get? (Give them a figure or range of figures. With an intriguing teaser showing how you make it happen).

What does that mean? (I know it's obvious, but put it into words and point out the problems if they don't get enough traffic).

And what are the results? (Yes, very obvious but vividly describe the spectacular outcome).

Now, you're really persuading them to read on...

You can do all this with a Prehead, Main Headline and Subheadline.

And to make absolutely sure you maximise the opt ins - you've got the body copy to reinforce and prove everything you've said.


Steve

I think title somehow really lead to traffic but you should concentrate on your quality work. At the end title doesn't matter.

To be completely honest with you; your title is too general, and uses almost no emotionally charged words.

However, it is a great start you have because you know in a sense what you are offering/selling, "traffic", and maybe who's your target, (beginners?).

Hype it up, make it specific, target your niche, and maybe something like:

"Your #1 Proven Easy-To-Follow Technique To Magnetically Pull 373 Daily Targeted Visitors To Your [Blog/Service/Page/Insert Where You Want Your Traffic To Go] Who Are DYING To Pull Out Their Credit Cards!"

Now, this headline uses emotionally charged words such as: your (everyone loves to feel unique, individual and spoken to), proven (sounds great doesn't it?), easy-to-follow (sounds convenient!) , technique (sounds specific and something one can use), credit card (it implies people want to spend money/give you money), dying, magnetically (a metaphor implying people cannot resist it), targeted (anyone with a little bit of IM experience knows the importance of this and will pay extra attention when this word is mentioned).

Indeed, you could change "credit cards" to "cash" to hype things up even more and make your headline emotionally charged.

Remember, a powerful headline is specific, almost magical, to the point, creates an image (which in itself creates emotions which drive people to take action).

If you consider your targeted market to be beginners you might want to use:

"Your Average Man's #1 Proven Easy-To-Follow Technique To Magnetically Pull 373 Daily Targeted Visitors To Your [Blog/Service/Page/Insert Where You Want Your Traffic To Go] Who Are DYING To Give You Their Cash!"

This headline above targets the market, makes it personal, specific and extremely emotionally charged (remember your earnings disclaimer at the bottom of the end) ;-)

I hope this gives you something to start with, try and also an insight into writing powerful headlines on your own (remember: specific, emotionally charged and words your own niche uses to speak about the results they want).

Take Care & Have An Awesome Day, Fellow Warrior! / Max "MaxTheMarketer" K.

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I very much appreciate all the feedback! Some great ideas here to give me direction.

Additional detail: the title is for a book for which the content is already solid, just trying to give it that extra push to make it irresistible.