Another contributing factor to your sites Google ranking is IR score. This score relates relevance of search query to actual text in linking page and your site. One of IR factors is anchor text, or text in link to your page. According to a Google's creator, "Anchors often provide more accurate descriptions of web pages." Thus, for sites that allow you to add URL's be sure to put a link title with descriptive keywords. Google also uses your page title, font sizes, formatting, keyword positions, and proximity. Remember this though: Computers determine search results, but it's humans that will, or won't, click on links, so be sure titles with keywords make sense.

In Summary: Whether it is Google, other search engines or pay-per-clicks, meticulous selection of key-phrases, and descriptions utilizing these key-phrases, are crucial to successful Web marketing campaigns. The final piece, probably most important to determine ROI, is a tracking system to inform marketing personnel if clicks being generated with any campaign result in sales. There are many campaign variables that even though you produced a 5% click-through rate, might still not result in sales.

* The formula was located by Pete Freitag. This was original formula and it has likely evolved since Google founders were at Stanford. But same premise holds that your importance is dependent strongly upon what others say about you via how they link to you. It is, in my opinion, quite ingenious, and Google is one of most important tools utilized by my staff for many purposes.

2. Is your sales letter difficult to read?

If you compare to my original version, you will find out that Mar 13 version has a little changes... Where is that?

If you look at: The "Mar 13" version: "Here are some of my strategies you will discover....."

The Original Version: "Here are some lists of what "make1million" member...."

Compare to both contents, it's very difficult to get meaning of what I am trying to mention in content with a small and narrow box. Visitors are required to read every details.... and you know they won't do that.

3. Is your web content simplified enough to attract your visitors?

Scroll down to very bottom part of Mar 13 version (old.html) and compare with my original version.

In my original letter, I mentioned:

"Are you ready to Start Making Money Online?"

Can you compare with what I wrote in Mar 13 version? If you couldn't find it, read again letter... I wrote: "Ask Yourself these questions..."

>> What is different, Henry?

My original version is easier to understand and more challenging people's mind.

On other hand, "Mar 13" version will be ignored by 90% of my web visitors.

As a conclusion, if you would like to change your website from "$50 = $50" to "$50 = $200" or more, you need to Re-examine your website every time you do advertisements.

>> Henry, What happen if my website does not generate $50 = $50?

If your website is simply break even or losing money, you need to watch out two things:

A. The company that you advertised your website on.

Many companies are offering hype advertising methods. If you are just trying one company and results in NO sales, you should try two others different companies.

We're living in world that is full of scams. Therefore, if results are still below break even or not even making you 100% in profits, you MUST:

B. Look at your web content.

Read on what you wrote and ask yourself whether you are interested in buying your products... If you do or don't know, ask other marketers about their opinions.

I hope this gives you some ideas....

And if you would like to find out which online marketing strategies work well and which do NOT, look at my website guide "Make 1 Million". It comes with unlimited consultation. You'll find it in intro page of http://www.make1million.com site.

Success is yours, Henry Gold