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OSdata.com

Building Web Traffic

Looking for a business person who needs to build web traffic to his or her website.

I have several websites that are Google page rank 4, 5, or 6. Some of the most popular websies where I am the primary or sole author include OSdata (operating systems, used by more than 300 colleges and universities around the world), PrNtrKmt.org (501c3 non-profit information on herbs, health, food, and ancient Egypt), and ThisSideofSanity.com (music website with my band’s music and a large collection of information on how to contact record A&R reps).

I know how to get web traffic.

I have experimentally proven that if I add a link to a new website or an existing friend’s website on every page at OSdata.com that within 15 to 60 days (usually around 40 days) that the targetted website (regardless of subject) will suddenly jump to a Google page rank 4.

That sudden jump is not necessarily a long-term jump.

In cases where the targetted website has had poor material, Google has dropped the page rank of the targetted website within one to three days.

In cases where the targetted website has had good material, the website has maintained the page rank and in some cases started a slow steady climb to higher page ranks.

Obviously I can’t target a large number of websites in this manner, because then Google would consider my website to be a spamming link farm.

But I can certainly do this for one or two websites, as well as agree to start writing web pages for your website to make sure that your website keeps the advantages of the sudden increase in Google page rank.

I have tried links that pay a percentage based on sales (such as selling books through Amazon.com), but that didn’t work. The more material I add to my sites, the less people that follow links to other websites. With every doubling of the traffic at my website, the sales at Amazon.com dropped by three-quarters. Why should people purchase a book when they can find out everything they need on my website for free?

I have tried links that pay a percentage based on click throughs (such as Google AdSense), but those don’t work either. The more material I add to my sites, the less people that follow links to other websites. Why should people follow commercial links when they can find out everything they need without leaving my website?

I am not a business person. I don’t know how to make money. I am literally starving to death because I can no longer afford to purchase food.

If I could work out a deal where you pay me a few hundred dollars for two month’s worth of links on every page on my OSdata.com web site, that would allow me to keep paying rent and have a place to sleep indoors next month. I don’t think that’s asking for too much.

Also I can agree to work 40 hours a week for you writing web pages on whatever your business is about for just $750 a month (that’s substantially less than minimum wage). You would have to provide a desk, computer, electricity, internet connection, and the opportunity for me to ask your employees for information on your business. These items have to be within a reasonable walking distance (I do not have access to a car) in Orange County, California. Also the payment would need to be either in cash or a check from a bank that has branches in Orange County, California.

I’m not a business person and don’t know how to make money, but I very definately know how to generate web traffic.

I am sincerely hoping that some business person needs web traffic and will be interested in making a deal with me.

I can be contacted at Contact00@MagicMoonDragon.com. I do not have a telephone.

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Last Updated: September 25, 2006

Created: September 25, 2006