An advantage of ezine advertising is that you know before you promote that you have a targeted audience that has already expressed an interest in your topic.

Also, subscriber and publisher most likely have a good relationship (considering subscriber has not left) and so your promotion comes with credibility and may get more attention.

One of keys to doing well with ezine advertising (for me) has been repeated ads in same ezine. I have found that my results are best in second of third promotion. However, if I get no results on my first mailing, I do not repeat that ezine again.

Warning: Not all ezines are same. Some will be major winners and others will be major flops.

#3: Directory Sites

Alright, here is controversial technique that I use very successfully. I know, I know, some of you will think that it is "wrong" - but in end, my job is to teach you how I get my traffic; that is exactly what I am going to do.

Directory sites are sites created by software that automatically build you a site which is 500 or more pages. These sites are just simply uploaded to a domain name. Most (if done right) tend to do well with search engines. That traffic is then forwarded to your mini-sites.

As you can see, we're holding fast to our policy of building a funnel system where we use large sites to bring in "no cost" search engine traffic (which is also highly targeted). However, all "selling" takes place on our mini-sites.

Large sites = Traffic Gathering Mini sites = Conversion Into Sales

Obviously there are many more techniques to use to attract traffic to your mini-sites such as banners, pay per click, link exchanging, etc... I just wanted to discuss top 3 that are easiest to implement and require least learning curve (in my opinion).

The new website is third in what will be a series of five new websites. The upcoming websites will concentrate on incredible success of Hollander Consultants’ clients and marketing strategies that nearly any practice can use to expand.

“Hollander Consultants has grown over past 22 years through very successful word-of-mouth about results we gets with our clients. This year we are on cusp of a new period of expansion for company. These new websites will create a greater national presence for Hollander Consultants than we ever had,” said Fred King, CEO of Hollander Consultants.

Based in Portland, Hollander Consultants was named one of top 50 companies to work for in Oregon by Oregon Business magazine, chief publication for Oregon businesses.

Hollander Consultants is one of leading national consulting firms in United States and Canada for combined dentistry, optometry and veterinary professions and uses administrative systems developed by business management pioneer, L. Ron Hubbard.