Not so! You actually have a whole team of salesmen floating around web working very hard to bring you traffic and sales.

They are your *headlines*. They're in your ezine ads, your free reports, your viral e-books, your newsletters, your message boards, your submitted articles and everywhere else you've chosen to place them.

They are your true *sales team* and you would be wise to spend time with them and treat them like gold. Afterall, they're out there working for you 24/7, nomatter what you happen to be doing.

There are many different types of headlines. Here are 7 examples of more effective:

1.) The basic "Hit 'Em With Your Best Shot" headline.

This style is real straight forward. You go with your #1 product benefit.

"Increase Your Traffic by 312% In 30 Days!" 2.)The "Drum Roll Please" headline.

This is really a *News* type of headline and is best used when you are announcing a new product or an effective new way of doing something.

"Introducing A Revolutionary New 3-Step Traffic Building Program!"

3.) The "Trusty Old How To" headline.

This has been a favorite for years and is still extremely effective. People are looking for information and "How to" is a natural information lead-in.

"How To Increase Your Ezine Sign-Ups By 457%!"

4.) The "This Is Your Lucky Day" headline.

The Captain announced, "Whale to starboard", and a mini-stampede of about 70 tourists scampered over just in time for briefest of glimpses as it quickly submerged again. Everyone jostled and jockied for position to get perfect camara shot for when that darn whale resurfaced.

But of course, it wasn't going to work out this way. "Whale to port side", announced Captain, and stampede to other side literally tipped boat. Naturally, whale had disappeared by then as well.

This went on like this -- back and forth -- for about twenty minutes. The whale seemed to be toying with human nature -- tendency for people to do what everyone else was doing.

And EVERYONE was zigging when they should have been zagging. There were no 'individuals'. They moved as a group in their futile quest to snap off a clear and revealing shot.

Are you moving with crowd on internet, or are you striking out on your own unique path, one more likely to get noticed?

If you observe your own specific internet marketplace, it's very likely you'll find that vast majority of 'crowd' are doing sames things in same ways -- and they're also getting same poor results.

This presents a golden opportunity to be noticed by doing things differently.