George’s Sniper program is great for those starting out and really gets the wheels spinning on how to fine tune his techniques and take them to the next level.

I have several blogs very similar to what you mentioned above. That being, many posts that target the long tail in hopes of capturing traffic that is really probably interested in the main topic my blog is about. I find it much easier and effective to have multiple posts bringing in a trickle of traffic (they add up), than to try to compete against many others for the monster traffic generating keywords. That’s not to say I don’t go after the Monster’s as well.

As an SEO part-timer, part of my strategy to divert attention to products or services is to get those suffers who are searching for the right product/service but using wrong combination of keyword phrases. As you can see, getting your products or services to where the seekers lost their way, is a winning situation. It’s like being the magical Fairy Godmother who’s appearing when somebody wants to make a wish.

And by targeting long tail keywords doesn’t always mean creating microsites which point to the main site. A blog on your site is enough to make this work. You just have to think outside the box and focus attention to some keyword phrases which you think people may thought of searching that is not particularly competitive. Give them good reviews around these less competitive keywords and let your effective pitches do the conversion for a sale.

And if you want huge traffic from it, you can do the math. 100 long tail keywords reviewed on your blog which each serve 10 unique searches daily, could make you 1000 unique hits a month. Can’t elaborate much the idea but this is how my team and I do it for our clients from where we got our above satisfaction ratings.
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I have since unsubscribed from a number of lists and learned to focus.

I’m much more successful now…
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I finally had to unsubscribe from all the lists I was on and it was one of the best productivity decisions I have ever made!

I am going to start reviewing more products I have tried. Hopefully my input can help my readers decide whether or not the product will work for them.