Are you considering joining the fascinating world of Marketing Online? Do you want to set up a successful website? Is your website productive? Have you found other people in your sector doing well with an online business but not you? Do you a have a unique product or service but just cannot sell it? If you want to feel proud of your decision of stepping into the world of marketing online and even being able to drop your full-time job and get rid of your boss, you will have to learn a number of tricks that will convert your site into a money making machine. It could be nice to be able to pay the bills or to have a better way of life through your own online business. To obtain that goal, you will need to optimize your website to obtain a better ranking and to gain a better web presence for your site. In doing so, you will have to learn that the key of success lies on the amount of traffic that you will be able to generate to your site. In other words, TRAFFIC is equal to MONEY. The more traffic you will be able to drive to my pages (and other people's pages), the more money you will make. Traffic is still most important key to your online success In your way to success you should develop the right mindset to success in your online business and use it to your advantage. Furthermore, once you have learned those tricks that work in getting traffic you should apply and use them consistently. You also need to know that traffic must be constant, reliable and high quality in order to be productive. Therefore, focus your efforts on attracting traffic from the right places as there is nothing worse than getting a whole bunch of "junk traffic" to your site. If your visitors are already interested when they find you, your job is twice as easy The good news is that it is not hard to generate traffic and it does not take a scientist mind to understand process. It is enough with using the tricks explained in this guide, to obtain that your website generates constant money flow to your bank account, unlimited traffic and untold amounts of inbound links.