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		<title>By: Mark S</title>
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		<description>Good advice Travis,
Those are certainly things commonly heard from small business owners who are trying to make sense of the whole confusing world of SEO.

I&#039;m of the belief that organic (unpaid and based on the content that&#039;s on your site) internet traffic is not all that hard to come by. It&#039;s really an issue of the quality of traffic you get and how well it converts.

You point out this fact more or less in #4. And the truth is that a company could be converting visitor really well into sales with relatively small amounts of quality traffic if they were well &quot;optimized&quot; once the visitor was on site. This typically involves the practice of having powerful calls to action and/or prominently placed opt-ins.

Follow up those new leads with an email drip campaign (perhaps, gasp, an auto-responder series!) and now you&#039;ve got something.

Thanks for the good article.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good advice Travis,<br />
Those are certainly things commonly heard from small business owners who are trying to make sense of the whole confusing world of SEO.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m of the belief that organic (unpaid and based on the content that&#8217;s on your site) internet traffic is not all that hard to come by. It&#8217;s really an issue of the quality of traffic you get and how well it converts.</p>
<p>You point out this fact more or less in #4. And the truth is that a company could be converting visitor really well into sales with relatively small amounts of quality traffic if they were well &#8220;optimized&#8221; once the visitor was on site. This typically involves the practice of having powerful calls to action and/or prominently placed opt-ins.</p>
<p>Follow up those new leads with an email drip campaign (perhaps, gasp, an auto-responder series!) and now you&#8217;ve got something.</p>
<p>Thanks for the good article.</p>
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