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Tagging Secrets: How to Flood Your Sites with Traffic on Demand Review

July 23rd, 2006

In her report, “Tagging Secrets: How to Flood Your Sites with Traffic on Demand,” Lisa Ginger reveals how to use social bookmarking sites to drive free targeted traffic to your blogs or websites. She explains the basic concepts behind social bookmarking. That is, how these sites may be superior to search engines for finding quality information, performing marketing research and generating website traffic. Lisa explains the concept of “Tags” and their importance for giving your site maximum exposure.

Don’t expect this report to show you how to build a website or start a blog. It’s only useful to those who already have them and know some of the basics of marketing online. If you’ve tried the traditional methods for generating traffic (SEO, articles, linking, PPC, etc.), but haven’t been satisfied with the results, then the techniques in this report are a new alternative. The techniques are definitely unique and legitimate.

Lisa Ginger earns her living online. She makes in four months what her previous career paid her in one year. She tried the traditional methods for promoting her sites but couldn’t get her new sites to list in Google.com. Lisa somehow discovered social bookmarking and thought she should try it. She couldn’t find any worthwhile information on the web about how to use social bookmarking sites for marketing, so she decided to do her own research and wrote her report.

I was pleasantly surprise how easy it was to read and understand Lisa’s report. You would think it would be stuffy and full of jargon because of her previous research scientist background. Not so, in this report… The concepts were crystal-clear. There was nothing abstract about it. Concrete step-by-step details were presented. It was all practical and nothing theoretical.

Lisa wrote and organized this report logically. She focuses on four main social bookmarking sites and presents each in the order in which you should use them. That is, you should finish the steps on one site before going on to the next. When you finally get to the fourth site, you will have built a foundation that maximizes the level of traffic you’ll receive.

It might take a little time for you to get used to the layout of these social bookmarking sites. Lisa does explain to you the important features on these sites and helps you navigate them with screenshot captures.

In Lisa’s sales letter, she claims that these social bookmarking sites are the fastest and easiest way to get targeted traffic to your site on demand. I think many people who read that headline would be skeptical. However, if you follow her advice on what types of “Tags” you should select for your sites and follow through on it, then I see you can at least get temporary surges of traffic almost immediately.

What I would have liked to see more of are further details of the plug-ins or scripts she recommends to enhance WordPress blogs so people can bookmark your blog to their favorites on these social bookmarking sites. A video demonstration of how to install them would be helpful as well.

Not everything Lisa shows you in her report will be easy to do. You will have to spend some time researching “Tags,” and you will have to add plug-ins to your WordPress blog so you can maximize your results.

If you’ve seen your search engine rankings drop or you don’t want to build hundreds of dummy blogs just to get a new site indexed, then I recommend you read “Tagging Secrets: How to Flood Your Sites with Traffic on Demand.” http://www.myonlinetools.biz/recommends/TaggingSecrets.html

If Lisa decides to do a follow-up on her report, I would like to see a chapter that introduces and compares some of the automation tools to help people who own many sites or blogs manage their Tags and social bookmarks conveniently from a central location.

Leroy Chan runs MyOnlineTools.biz, a blog that reviews Internet Marketing Tools, Website Site Builders and Web Marketing Automation Software. Visit his blog at http://www.MyOnlineTools.biz

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