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Google is too small
Google is too small

Yep Google is too small!

Small!, you say... "how the hell can this

multi-billion dollar company that seems to

be buying everybody ever be considered small?"

"Small"... "because Google only has 6% of

all Internet traffic. The REAL traffic is in

the other 94%!"

We have all been looking at website traffic

completely WRONG!

We were thinking too small...

Yes, in our industry we are "brainwashed"

early on to believe that Google is the

definition of traffic. But the reality is,

they only own a small percentage of all the

traffic that exists.

Check out these shocking stats:

So if there is all this traffic everyone is

talking about in Google - and Google only

makes up a small fraction of the total traffic

online... why aren't you getting YOUR share

of traffic online?

I'm gonna be super blunt here so buckle up.

You're not getting the traffic you want

because, if you're like most, you're still

struggling with the old outdated methods

that haven't worked for years.

How many times have you set up a new site,

tried all the methods they have been teaching

you, and found yourself refreshing your stats

over and over and over again (every day)

only to grow more and more disappointed each

day.

This is a vicious cycle that 95% of all

internet marketers enter into...

So, what happens then?

They grow frustrated, tired, worn out - and

on the verge of just giving up hope all

together when it never works for them.

So hear this - loud and clear. That's over

for you now...

Now, with a few quick punches of some keys

on your keyboard... and a few quick clicks

of your mouse, you could unleash a Tidal Wave

of buying traffic that demands what you're

selling or promoting.

P.S. You're about to discover a brave new

world of traffic... easy traffic... LOTS of

traffic... traffic that wants what you're

selling, and has the money to buy it -

buy it right NOW.

=> Media Traffic Meltdown

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