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Member You - Are 'They' Stealing Your Traffic With This Trick?
We all need to make decisions. While we all know that this is part of life, we can often find it difficult. It might be that:• We are afraid of getting it wrong• We procrastinate• We get lost in the detail and lose sight of the bigger picture• We worry about how others will react• We don’t know what outcome we want to achieveGiven these potential hazards, what are my 10 key tips for more effective decision making?1. Recognise that ver
And the really clever part is this, your article could be about gardening and lawncare, and you made reference to a certain brand of lawnmover in the content - these sneaky traffic stealers can dynamically turn that 'lawnmower' word into a hyperlink so it becomes clickable and steals yo
Every year thousands of online businesses fail. None of them begin with the idea they’ll fail, in fact they have high hopes of success, but they fail all the same. One of the main reasons for the high failure rate is an over reliance on one marketing channel…the Internet.Marketing isn’t about using one medium. It’s about getting and keeping customers. Yes, Internet marketing can help you can do that but only if you use it in conjunction with other tactical tools. In addition th
So I visited the site and I found they had indeed 'acquired' some of my articles. No big problem at first blush - that's what article marketing is: you write great content and in exchange for someone else promoting your work, you get the bio box with active hyperlinks to your chosen webpage (great for increasing your web presence.)
However there was more to this - they were stealing my traffic and here's how they did it...
Generally publishing your article to an official article syndication site is safe, but there's always someone out there looking twist things up a little. You see, most publishers do things properly - they search for relevant content and then they selectively review it and if it works for them, they'll publish it. Great - that's how things are supposed to work.
Then there are the other types of 'publisher'...
They'll harvest anything and everything and put it all on to a website...but that's not the end of it. If they simply did that your articles would be ok. But no, these guys don't want to create a content specific niche portal site, nah - these guys are looking for traffic to monetize and here's what they do - they steal yours!
And here's how:
They take your article content and they ALTER it. This is a MAJOR NO NO and is a violation of your rights and your terms of use. And get this, the way they alter it is dead sneaky. They don't do it on their site... they do it JUST BEFORE THE PAGE IS SERVED UP (which makes it very hard for people to spot) by adding extra hotlinks to your article copy. If you want to know how they do this I'll happily explain it because it involves some very clever programming and some underhanded tactics the search engines don't approve of (but that's another story for another day...)
Back to your altered article. So your article, which had a couple of links at the very end directing people to your website or product is now sending traffic away from you and over to them - because they stole your traffic by adding extra hotlinks to their chosen words.
And the really clever part is this, your article could be about gardening and lawncare, and you made reference to a certain brand of lawnmover in the content - these sneaky traffic stealers can dynamically turn that 'lawnmower' word into a hyperlink so it becomes clickable and steals yo
A new ad and website conversion testing method is available which will revolutionize your online marketing success rate. Before now, the best marketers have used split testing religiously. That preference is changing as you read this.In case you are not aware, split testing is what allows Google AdWords masters to lower their bid price by constantly improving the click through rate of their ads. You start with 2 competing ads. Once you have a statistically relevant sample size
However there was more to this - they were stealing my traffic and here's how they did it...
Generally publishing your article to an official article syndication site is safe, but there's always someone out there looking twist things up a little. You see, most publishers do things properly - they search for relevant content and then they selectively review it and if it works for them, they'll publish it. Great - that's how things are supposed to work.
Then there are the other types of 'publisher'...
They'll harvest anything and everything and put it all on to a website...but that's not the end of it. If they simply did that your articles would be ok. But no, these guys don't want to create a content specific niche portal site, nah - these guys are looking for traffic to monetize and here's what they do - they steal yours!
And here's how:
They take your article content and they ALTER it. This is a MAJOR NO NO and is a violation of your rights and your terms of use. And get this, the way they alter it is dead sneaky. They don't do it on their site... they do it JUST BEFORE THE PAGE IS SERVED UP (which makes it very hard for people to spot) by adding extra hotlinks to your article copy. If you want to know how they do this I'll happily explain it because it involves some very clever programming and some underhanded tactics the search engines don't approve of (but that's another story for another day...)
Back to your altered article. So your article, which had a couple of links at the very end directing people to your website or product is now sending traffic away from you and over to them - because they stole your traffic by adding extra hotlinks to their chosen words.
And the really clever part is this, your article could be about gardening and lawncare, and you made reference to a certain brand of lawnmover in the content - these sneaky traffic stealers can dynamically turn that 'lawnmower' word into a hyperlink so it becomes clickable and steals yo
The one big secret that the "so-called" masters of the internet do not want anyone to know is the topic for this story.Internet marketing, while thought of as something that only big time geniuses and gurus are capable of, is quietly being done very effectively by average people every day. The good news is...one does not need to be a self-proclaimed legend, nor anything really special, to produce an effective marketing campaign on the net.The emails that one receives by
They'll harvest anything and everything and put it all on to a website...but that's not the end of it. If they simply did that your articles would be ok. But no, these guys don't want to create a content specific niche portal site, nah - these guys are looking for traffic to monetize and here's what they do - they steal yours!
And here's how:
They take your article content and they ALTER it. This is a MAJOR NO NO and is a violation of your rights and your terms of use. And get this, the way they alter it is dead sneaky. They don't do it on their site... they do it JUST BEFORE THE PAGE IS SERVED UP (which makes it very hard for people to spot) by adding extra hotlinks to your article copy. If you want to know how they do this I'll happily explain it because it involves some very clever programming and some underhanded tactics the search engines don't approve of (but that's another story for another day...)
Back to your altered article. So your article, which had a couple of links at the very end directing people to your website or product is now sending traffic away from you and over to them - because they stole your traffic by adding extra hotlinks to their chosen words.
And the really clever part is this, your article could be about gardening and lawncare, and you made reference to a certain brand of lawnmover in the content - these sneaky traffic stealers can dynamically turn that 'lawnmower' word into a hyperlink so it becomes clickable and steals yo
An effective way to increase your profits and sales is to bundle many products or services together into one package. This gives people more reasons to buy your products and services. People also have come to believe package deals are a better value. You want all the products or services to be closely related. For example: if you're selling a computer you could add in software, hardware, computer furniture, etc.There are many ways to go about choosing the right products or serv
Back to your altered article. So your article, which had a couple of links at the very end directing people to your website or product is now sending traffic away from you and over to them - because they stole your traffic by adding extra hotlinks to their chosen words.
And the really clever part is this, your article could be about gardening and lawncare, and you made reference to a certain brand of lawnmover in the content - these sneaky traffic stealers can dynamically turn that 'lawnmower' word into a hyperlink so it becomes clickable and steals yo
There are many different advantages and benefits of having an e-commerce site on the internet.There is much to gain for a consumer which will encourage them to use an online store rather than the conventional shopping methods. These advantages are:Choice - the web empowers the consumer and gives them increased choice of what to buy, when to buy and a greater range of prices. Vast selection online – when using the internet to browse for what to buy, products can be revie
And the really clever part is this, your article could be about gardening and lawncare, and you made reference to a certain brand of lawnmover in the content - these sneaky traffic stealers can dynamically turn that 'lawnmower' word into a hyperlink so it becomes clickable and steals your traffic and offers the lawnmower for sale! I'll admit it's clever, but it's contrary to the spirit of the publishing exchange idea and another example of a writer getting the shaft!
This is big business. There are some major players on the Internet promoting the technology to do this. In fact, they're making a pretty penny selling the software to do this. Ironically the technology that performs this little miracle of traffic theft is freely available elsewhere (and I'm not telling you where...)
Anyway, 'rant' over. If you use articles to market your products and service (and you should - it rocks!) then you also need to protect your Intellectual Property. Remember, you are creating content to drive traffic to your product or service so when some else adds their links to your content they are in fact stealing your potential customers.
If you need to 'see' what's going on here, imagine this: You sell widgets from your store. You spent time and energy promoting your store, you have great advertising and people visit you regularly. Business is good. Then a competitor who doesn't want to take the time to create valuable marketing and advertising promotions decides it's easier to simply walk into your store, tap your prospect on the shoulder and while they're walking them out of your store - they're selling them their product!
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