The Ultimate Guide to Building Traffic

Posted on February 1, 2007 by Nate Whitehill

What is something we always want more and can never get enough of? Web traffic. Traffic is the best indicator of Internet popularity. If you do not have traffic, no one is hearing what you have to say. And isn’t that the point, to be heard?

Over the past month I have been researching how to increase traffic. I have read dozens of blogs and many eBooks on the best methods to generate traffic. However, one book has stood out from the rest as far as tried and tested knowledge – Aaron Wall’s SEO Book.

Aaron Wall is a professional Search Engine Optimizer (aka, SEO). SEO is the practice of working to make your sites appear in the top search results. It is generally a two-stage process: developing a web site which is “search engine optimized” and then building as many backlinks as possible to your site. The more high-quality links your site has, the more weight the search engines will place on your site, giving you better rankings. Over the past few years, SEO has become an extremely lucrative business.

The SEO book is 328 pages and includes free lifetime updates. The fact is that SEO is not hard. Anyone can be successful at it with the right information. The book is very well laid out, and will instantly bring years of knowledge to anyone looking to increase traffic to their sites. Aaron even guarantees that you will see 3x your normal traffic in 90 days, or else he will refund your money.

To anyone looking to increase traffic to their site, I highly recommend the SEO Book.

About Nate Whitehill

Hey everyone, my name is Nate Whitehill and I have been blogging and involved with social media since January of 2007. In August of 2007, I co-founded Unique Blog Designs (UBD). We launched our business with the redesign of John Chow and Jeremy Schoemaker (Shoemoney) - who are two of the top 100 bloggers in the world. My business partners, Matt and Josh, and I now operate UBD as a full-time blog design and marketing operation. To date, we have worked with over 500 clients including enterprise clients such as Yahoo!, MySpace, and Nike. Read more ยป
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5 Responses to The Ultimate Guide to Building Traffic

  1. Devon says:
    February 2, 2007 at 10:41 pm

    This is something I’ve been thinking about lately…how to increase traffic. Even more specifically, how to increase the amount of people picking up my subscription feeds. Sounds like a good book.

  2. Nate Whitehill says:
    February 2, 2007 at 11:01 pm

    Hey Devon…thanks for the comment. It really is a good book. It is so well-put together that I am finding myself re-reading parts of the book I want to better incorporate into my websites and my general knowledge. Thanks for checking out my blog!

  3. Matt says:
    February 8, 2007 at 4:54 am

    I’ll have to second Nate here,

    Seo Book is easy to read, gets straight to the point and provides relevant, up-to-date info.

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  5. What is Google? says:
    November 29, 2007 at 4:40 pm

    Is the book Google-specific or does it cover search engines in general?