Our popular report, Domain Names For Website Marketing just got better........A lot better.  With the help of our customer's feedback we've "revised" our Free guide to be even more detailed and easier to follow with a Step-By-Step approach that walks you through the entire process.

Plus.....You'll get a quick tutorial on how to use traffic-driving domain names in PPC ads.  We'll take you through the steps using an available domain name, Overture's keyword tool, a real "niche" market product  and put it all together in a Google Adwords ad........You'll enjoy this......and you can't beat the price........It's FREE

Get your Free, no obligation copy now at: Http://www.devNIC.com

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As promised, some feedback..........First, unless you've got absolutley nothing going on, your not gonna get through this course in a week.  It's an ultra-detailed presciption for slowly and systematically building targeted traffic.  Implementing the bonanza of procedures alone just ain't gonna happen overnight.

If you're not willing to put a lot of effort into research of your target market, then you're not going to reap the benefits.

Businesses like devNIC's that market commodity type products and services like domain names, need to establish co-competitors.......Hmmmm......have I lost my marbles?

Most of the traffic to your site, even if targeted will not buy from you for a number of reasons.  Could be price, selection, your layout or whatever.  My personal "pet peeve" is any site with a political agenda....Sorry, but it just annoys the hell outta me.

Some sites try and upsell with still more low margin commodity type products and services. Even these "upsell" products will eventually become victims of continued price cutting.

The adult industry has taken the baton with with this co-competitor online business model by co-promoting each other's sites.  In effect, they pass the targeted traffic around to their competitors, even the ones with similar content. 

 This looks like the only way to protect already low margins in non-niche markets.

Rick  Contrata http://www.devNIC.com Domain name registration, Web hosting, Tutorials, Articles...Coming Soon......blogWARE

And an expensive week it was.....The first batter up to the plate was the copywriting "secret weapon," John Carlton.......

He's been consistently and  quietly upstaging the "so called" experts for 20 years.  I'm a subscriber to his copywriting secrets course and the Marketing Rebel Rant newsletter...and they're nothing short of amazing......

When he sent word of his October, "License to Steal" copywrting seminar in Reno........I was in.......It's gonna be one of the most talked about seminars in a long time.......

For 2 days we'll get to have his 5 "best ever" ads broken down to discover every psychological nuance and emotional trigger used to hog-tie your prospects into submission......and the best part?............We get copyrights to the ads!............

I'll keep you posted........

Next up........John Reese......He's quietly become one of the most, if not the most successful Internet marketers out there.  His new traffic secrets course created such a buzz, he had people salivating over its release......I was one of em' 

A pro at over-delivering, John sent word today that anyone who purchased within the first 18 Hrs gets an additional 10K worth of goodies and that ain't bad for a 1K investment.

John promised to "tell all" about how he generated such a frenzy over his new course.  That alone should be worth the cost of admission.......

I'll be leaving feedback on John's Traffic Secrets course as soon as I plow through it..........

Rick Contrata http://www.DevNIC.com Domain Name Registration, Web Hosting, Articles, Tutorials
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Google closed today at $100.33 and with an offering price of $85 a share, it looked to be a successful IPO, but were there other forces at work here?

They underallocated investors to the tune of 26%, creating a liittle bit of a supply and demand problem, but put happy faces on the investors that were able to get in........

I was personally impressed by Google's desire to use a "Dutch Auction" to try and trump the Wall Street "Old Boy" network from snagging most of the IPO shares for its biggest clients.

It will be interesting to see how this all plays out over the coming months. The shares are now in the open market and subject to supply and demand factors, investor expectations and the Wall Street analysts.
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