Amazing! Ryan Deiss Includes Driving Traffic Live With PTF
Unless you are 1) A complete newbie 2) Been living under a rock over the last few weeks, you’ve probably heard of a new product being launched known as the Perpetual Traffic Formula…
Now the question I would be asking if I were you is… is it really worth it to go out and buy this education or am I just making these internet marketers richer without any benefit to me?
I know because over the last few years I have put myself through so many training programs that if I were to add up all the money I’ve spent on education I could have possibly bought myself a house in cash… I kid you not!
Was it worth it?
Well, let me tell you that a lot of the stuff I’ve tried and gone through were a complete waste of time money and frustration on my part… but the few programs I came across that had an impact on my business were so good that it made up for the rest…
In fact 20% of the training programs I’ve gone through are responsible for 80% of my results… some have nothing to do with my current business, but I was able to take ideas from a different industry and apply it on my own.
But, most importantly, because I know I’m not the only one looking for ways to make more money online, I promised myself that I would help as many people as I can avoid ‘bad’ training and invest only in the best… I wish someone would have done that for me…
I have learned from people like Eben Pagan, Frank Kern, Russell Brunson, Andy Jenkins & Brad Fallon and many others… and can tell you when a training program is total crap or if it’s worthwhile to look into.
Now frankly I don’t know if The Perpetual Traffic Formula is any good… why? cause I’ve never seen the program and frankly don’t intend to… because I’m already ranking for the keywords I want and have my own system I follow…
But one thing I can tell you for sure… Ryan’s system can not be much different than what I do, because SEO is simply a matter of getting links (the right links) and avoiding the categorization of “spammy” by Google… which is the same thing that Ryan mentions…
Much like Ryan talks in his video, I only get 10 to 30 links initially and then I build momentum… why? for the same reason that Ryan Deiss says to… “avoid red flags”…
It is a systematic approach… common sense…
I don’t need to get 300 links to rank high… I just need the right 10 to 20 links and I can beat people who have 10 times as many links because I have the right links.
Now if you understand this already, then you probably don’t need this product and then again, you should be ranking already… If you don’t understand this already, then you definitely need a program like perpetual traffic formula ASAP!
The worst place you can be is think that you understand SEO, but you are not ranking… you are either in denial and ‘think’ you get it, but you don’t cause otherwise you’d be ranking by now… and frankly I’m not sure I can help you much unless you are willing to admit you don’t know as much as you think…
I know I don’t know it all, and that’s the reason why I invested so much money initially and still do… if you are curious why I’m promoting Ryan Deiss, the answer is simple… I’ve bought products from him before and he over delivered in every single one and don’t see why he wouldn’t do the same on this product.
With that being said, I would love to hear from you if you’ve purchased The Perpetual Traffic Formula and what you think of it for the sake of other skeptical minds out there.
Obviously the links on this blog are affiliate links, but I believe in Ryan’s product so much that I don’t care if you purchase anything through my links…
Just the fact that he is allowing people access to his Link Bounder software is huge… and he is giving away tickets to his Driving Traffic Live event?… that is a bargain… usually events cost more than this program just to attend!…
So let me know what you think of this program…
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I couldn’t understand the PDF – he says cut and paste a big garble of codes …. in to the url …. couldn’t figure out what I was supposed to paste where – couldn’t figure out which part was an instruction and which bit was supposed to cut and paste… put it all in the url and google simply said it didn’t know what to do with it … I may have been interested if it actually was written more clearly and I could figure out what I was supposed to do!
Hmmm… that is interesting. Sometimes we forget how much we know and it’s hard to explain ourselves clearly. I know I’ve made this mistake myself. Well I’ll try and clear things up and give you a better way to go about it…
You were supposed to go into Google and search —– site:.com inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “YOUR KEYWORD” —-
In your case you would substitute “YOUR KEYWORD” with something like “web design”.
This just has to do with understanding how the Google search engine works. Say you wanted to find a free report online. If you go into google and type in the name of the report you may just get a bunch of websites that talk about it but no report. Instead if you type into Google “Reportname filetype:pdf” google will return only pdf files.
Similarly what Ryan is trying to do here is find sites that have a section for comments. He places a hyphen before hand to make the phrase a negative keyword, meaning he doesn’t want websites with the phrase “Comments closed” or “You must be logged in” because what you are trying to do is leave comments on blogs. I think the “inurl:blog” can be left out and the keyword should go first.
An easier way to go about this is simply to go to blogsearch.google.com and search for blogs on your topic without all those “codes”. The idea of leaving comments on blogs to get backlinks remains the same though.
I hope that helps clear things up.
Is it still possible to get the Link Bounder software somewhere? I’m trying to find a download for it and seem unable to find it. Thanks for your input!
Hi, interesting post, but i don’t find a link to download link bounder, and your link get a 404 page.
Thanks for sharing.