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I’m Top for Dayjob Killer

Edit: Update! Click Here Now to Grab Your Free Dayjob Killer Video - Hurry Though, I Cannot Give This Away Forever!

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Got a pleasant surprise today with an extra $110 in my Clickbank sales today for Dayjob Killer.

I had been targeting this keyword for a week or two since Dayjob Killer was released and it has paid off.

UPDATE:From writing this article a few hours ago, my site has dropped to number two. But guess what? The site in the number ONE spot is mine too   . Read on to see how it’s done…

Click on the image to get a clearer view:

At the minute there are only 506, (21,800 without the quotes) competition for Dayjob Killer:
Google Searches for Dayjob Killer

This search position won’t bring in massive traffic but the traffic will be HIGHLY targeted and WILL result in sales. Hey, I’ll settle for one or two sales per month with $100 commissions. Wouldn’t you? It’s automated money!

Can you see the importance and the power in targeting low competition keywords? if you are going to go after high competiton phrases like ‘home business’ or ‘internet marketing’ then you are going to be frustrated everytime.

Think outside the box - A few visitors per day from the Search Engines for low search phrases soon add up.

The way to do it is through article marketing. This is the most effective way at the moment anyhow.

When writing your articles use the EXACT phrase that you are targeting as the title of your article. Again, DO NOT target high competiton keyword phrases.

Check out my article for more info on how to set up and structure your articles:
Article Submissions

Check out Article Marketer and Submit Your Article, the two services I use to supercharge my search engine capabilities.

You can see the article on my Home Business Newsletter that reached the top:
Dayjob Killer

Tags: Article submissions, article marketing, seo, internet marketing, submit articles, keyword research, niche marketing

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