Most webmasters have one primary goal, increasing targeted traffic to their sites in hope that this traffic converts into sales.

A lot of frustrated marketers resort to cheap gimmicky software, that generate cookie cutter style web pages that are often considered SPAMMY.

Well, I say...Dump that Cheapy software, Fire Your SEO Guy and Tell your Content Writer to take a Hike.

There is a new kid on Block and his name is Traffic TurboCharger. This masterpiece of equipment DOESN'T BREAK ANY (search engine) RULES like all other wannabee software seen on net.

This State of Art Software instantly builds you a content rich website in a matter of minutes while you watch TV.

It follows a few simple steps:

Step One: Select keywords on which you want your site to be based, or let tool generate keywords based on actual phrases that search engine users have search for

Step Two: Enter your affiliate ID's for programs that you want to earn money from on your site and URLs for RSS feeds related to your keywords

Step Three: Enter your website information, URL, title and description

Search engine spam has been common ever since search engines were first invented. Search engine spam describes practice of making changes to your website that gets you listed high in search engines at expense of readability by humans. Years ago, you could get ranked high on a search term simply by repeating it as many times as possible in a document. The primitive search engines of past ranked importance of a keyword simply by counting number of times a term appeared on a page. Today's search engines are much more complex.

Google has been waging war against all kinds of search engine spam and especially against duplicate content in all forms. There are two main types of duplicate content that Google is concerned about.

The first is a website that simply lists very same page hundreds or thousands of times with simply a few words changed. This is usually done to attain high ranking on a wide range of keywords. It is most often used to get ranked high on a whole bunch of keywords unrelated to your website but can sometimes be done by a site that is on topic but simply offering duplicate content.