Even though you may not have loads of cash to play with, you don't have to settle for minuscule traffic counts!

Get most for your advertising dollar by following these suggestions:

READY, SET, STOP!!!

Your web site is like a vehicle. It will take you where you want to go, provided everything is in good, working condition.

If your conversion ratio is low - in other words, if you don't convert browsers into buyers very often - your site needs a tune-up - BEFORE you flood it with visitors.

A few places, such as NetMechanic , will check "nuts and bolts" of your site to ensure everything is correctly coded and loads quickly.

Ideally, though, you want feedback from real people.

Luckily, there are lots of folks out there willing to lend a hand - no charge.

The benefits of this are twofold: you get a critique of your site AND a little free publicity to boot.

The I-HelpDesk discussion list offers subscribers opportunity to submit for a free website review. Priority is given to those who've provided feedback on other sites, so sign-up, participate, and be patient; it's worth wait.

Another place to visit is SiteCritique . There's no fee to join their community and members can submit sites for a freebie review.

GO FOR THE SURE THING

With a small advertising budget, last thing you want to do is plunk down a big wad of cash on chance you *might* get a good ROI (return on investment).

A smarter move is to invest in advertising that's guaranteed to generate results.

In my opinion, one of safest bets is pay-per-click (PPC) advertising.

If you're unfamiliar with term, PPC is normally used in reference to PPC search engines, and that's how I'll use it here. (FYI: if you look around, you can find PPC banner advertising, too)

Our minds are like high performance race engines. They have ability to take us anywhere we want to go at amazing speed.

But sadly most of us haven't done necessary maintenance and tune ups to enable our minds to operate efficiently.

There are three reasons this can happen.

1. Laziness. Some of us know what to do, but we're either too lazy or lack discipline to do what's necessary to keep our minds at peak efficiency.

2. We don't believe in our potential or awesome power of our minds.

3. We don't know 7 Secrets Of High Performance Thinking.

In this report I'm revealing 7 Secrets Of High Performance Thinking. I'm taking away any excuses you have for not Thinking Like A Winner.

As you start putting 7 secrets to work for you, you'll notice effects are geometric.

Each technique will be multiply effectiveness of others.

Once you've started using all seven you'll be amazed at how powerful your mind can be.

No realistic goal will be beyond your grasp.