The Rankings Report

How They'll Make Easy Money With Free

Traffic In 2014

By Andrew Hansen

http://RankingsInstitute.com

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This report is for people who prefer their traffic free.

It's for people sceptical of the doom and gloom about free search traffic that emanates from certain

corners of the internet.

It's for people with a sneaky sense that in fact, there may be great opportunity for free traffic in the

current climate of the search engines.

Most of all, it's for people who want to capitalize on an opportunity like that, for increased profits,

whether selling their own products, or somebody else's.

Prepare yourself and I hope you enjoy.

Andrew Hansen

RankingsInstitute.com

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The Truth About Fast Free Traffic Right Now

Let's start with some important truths.

When you can get it, quality free traffic is better than quality paid traffic. It's like saying that a

free meal at a Michelin starred restaurant is better than paying for a meal at a Michelin starred

restaurant.

In other news, water is wet. Next...

When you can get it, free organic search traffic is the best quality traffic. Whatever it is you

sell, whoever it is you're trying to appeal to, the most motivated people you can ever find on the

internet are starting their day with a search query.

That's right.

They're not procrastinating on Facebook, they're not reading their favorite blog, and they're not even

scrolling through paid ads on Google. They're searching. Remember that.

Next, search is the single largest form of targeted traffic. Google has gone far past 100 billion

searches per month. 100 billion. Name a total pool of traffic that comes close?

I'm talking about motivated searchers too. Even if you look at the number of searches for only

product related queries, Google is still billions of searches ahead of second place Amazon – yes,

that's the world's largest product only marketplace.

Bottom line: organic search traffic is still, right now today, the all round best form of traffic

that most online business owners can get...

If they knew how.

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BUT WAIT a minute... What About...

If this is all true, what is going on in the world?

Why are so many people so negative about SEO? Why are some people even scared of it? Why will

some people spend a fortune on Adwords or Facebook or some other paid traffic platform, just to

avoid the supposed difficulties of getting your traffic for free?

Let's pause and have a little look...

A Short History Of Google Search Results For Marketing

In the last couple of years, the search engines have been a little bit weird.

The number of updates that Google have made is higher than it's ever been. They do more than they

ever have to punish websites that are doing things they don't like. And many, many times, they've

stuffed it up, and punished websites that are doing the right thing.

This has had an effect on people. Anyone who's ever had a website they worked on punished

unfairly in Google and lose all the traffic it had will understand why that experience creates

resistance and reluctance and fear.

Who could blame them?

But the most experienced online marketers see the recent changes in Google with some context.

When I started marketing in the search engines in 2005, people used to talk about a “goldrush”.

They used to talk about shooting fish in a barrel.

Getting free traffic from Google was humorously easy because Google wasn't very smart. They

hadn't worked many things out yet and so they could be “gamed” by everyone who knew the holes

in the system. And a lot of people did.

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But it was never meant to be like that. No good search engine was. It was always going to change.

The problem is, people developed a set of strategies for profiting in that Google environment. They

developed ideas about what “works” to rank in the search engines, and because this lasted for so

long (years) and only started to change very slowly, people clung to those ideas with great

desperation.

These were not long term, high quality, high value strategies. Mostly the opposite. They ascended

because they worked, but they were the strategies of short cut.

What's different now?

Most of those strategies don't work any more.

What's happened since then is a progressive improvement (from the searcher's perspective) of the

way Google ranks things. And that has included a plugging of those holes that were once taken

advantage of for easy rankings.

For the people who came from the old days, this was a hard pill to swallow. I know because I was

one of these people. I actually didn't swallow it. I sort of nibbled it away and eventually it digested.

But here we need a pause for consideration.

To look at everything that's happened and say “Yep, Google is different now. The old tricks don't

work” is a reasonable position.

To look at what happened and say “Getting free traffic from Google isn't worth it now! It's too

hard!” is not only unreasonable... it's sheer lunacy.

What's It Like Now Instead?

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Yes, the old tricks don't work any more.

Now the search engines look a little more like they were always meant to. If you want to rank

highly, you have to provide value to people. You can't use wild link building strategies. You have to

employ some diversity.

But if you think this means getting free traffic is difficult...

Can't be fast...

Is too risky...

Is too much effort... Particularly compared to other profitable traffic generating activities...

It's probably time to check your thinking, and I hope the remainder of this report helps you do just

that.

3 Kinds Of Sites Crushing It In The Search Engines Right Now

If you're looking around the search engines today, here's what you'll see...

You'll see some little sites, small sites performing well in the search engines having done minimal

to no link building but having tight optimization and targeting their keywords well.

You'll see sub pages on authority sites filling the rankings for keywords in just about any

commercial niche. This upsets some people but to wise web marketers it's fantastic news. It's

opened up a possibility for easy organic traffic the likes of which has never totally existed before.

We're going to talk more about this at The Rankings Institute.

Third and least commonly, you can see old sites ranking, well established sites have done ok in the

search engines, but that have sailed calmly through all the ups and downs of Google's most recent

updates and still stand today, ticking along as they did. This too is a reason for optimism because it

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shows us that with the right strategy, organic traffic can last as well as any other kind.

Not exactly an intimidating picture is it?

There Is Gold Ready To Be Mined Right Now

What does this mean for you? It means there's an opportunity.

People who got their thinking wrong left the game, and there are holes wide open again. Not

loopholes this time (well, maybe a couple!), I mean holes in markets. Places left from those who

couldn't adapt.

And the opportunity is BIG.

Whether you have an e-commerce store, an affiliate site, or any other monetized web page...

There is fast, easy, and enormously profitable free traffic to be had...

And this is how to get it.

Keywords Are Still King

Let me start with a premise: Google isn't going to tell you the full truth about keywords (Not unless

you're buying ads anyway!).

I'm going to wander away from that premise for a moment, and then we'll come back. Stick with

me.

Smart search marketers have known for a long time that in any market there are sweet spots of

profitability around different groups of keywords.

Every keyword poses a challenge:

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How easy is it to rank for VS How much traffic can it bring VS How well does it convert.

Some keywords have a tonne of traffic, but they take so much effort to rank for, that it might not be

the fastest path to profit.

Some keywords convert so highly that you only need a couple visitors a day to make money... but

they bring such low traffic that they can't be relied upon for big profits.

In between them, there is a middle ground, and smart search marketers know that finding THOSE

keywords or keyword groups make the difference in any free traffic campaign.

And where/what those keywords will be is different for every market.

What's more, Google isn't necessarily going to tell them to you. This brings me back to that original

premise.

The site you saw in the video at the Rankings Institute, was bringing in traffic for 421 different

keywords with it's tiny 15 pages of content. When we planned that site, we made some intelligent

guesses on where our keyword profitability centres were going to be BUT... until it came out on

paper (rather, on the screen!) we didn't properly know.

Not every keyword profitability centre is going to appear on Google's keyword tool.

Remember this if nothing else. For various reasons, Google don't show all the keywords in their

database. Maybe a keyword doesn't register as significant enough on one particular month to show

up in the tool; maybe Google's “estimate” of the traffic a keyword gets isn't accurate; Maybe some

terms are intentionally left out of their data: That we won't ever know.

What we can be certain of is that there are possibilities out there for free traffic profits that have to

be uncovered manually. And there are certain tools and strategies available now that allow us to do

that more wisely. We'll be talking about that at The Rankings Institute.

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What this means for you, is that if you could uncover those keyword hot spots, you could have

faster, easier free traffic than you'd ever imagined. This has been a theme of my work in online

marketing for 8 years, and it's even more true today than it ever has been:

When you hit the right keyword group, you make big money with little work, at high speed.

Example: The site I showed in the Rankings Institute video was making a full time income when it

it had only 5-10 visitors a day. There's no one reading this report who couldn't generate 5 visitors a

day from Google.

Hitting the right keyword requires two things:

- Knowing how to locate all the keywords, so you can consider all of them, including the

hidden possibilities and plan your content accordingly.

- And knowing how to track, then analyze your statistics when you do start getting traffic, to

know exactly what's attracting people, and exactly what's converting.

These are simple skills, but often misunderstood.

The bottom line is, in the new world of Google, it's not about bravado any more. It's not about who

has the biggest software or the most sites and who can pump the most backlinks, and create the

biggest content monster.

It's who can be the smartest; who can best target the people who are most profitable to them.

The crazy part is that this is what we want as marketers, but it's also what Google wants! They want

you to best serve their searchers. And in the new world of Google, there's a way for both us and

them to get what we want (which has almost never happened!)

But all this is just the beginning.

Less Content, More Depth, More Traffic

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What really is the reason why a site with only 15 pages can rank for 421 different keywords? How

can 15 pages be relevant to 421 different search queries? Isn't one page supposed to target one

search query?

This is the next element to the great opportunity for free traffic that exists at the moment. Google is

slowly changing the way it understands what a person wants when they search a particular

keyword.

In days past, they said “Ok, a person searched “where can I buy a pet hair brush?””, the web pages

that will be most relevant to them are the ones who's WORDS are most clearly surrounding “where

can I buy a pet hair brush?”.

Now it's a little different. Google (the robot) has gotten a bit philosophical. It's started to ask more

deeply “When the person searched “where can I buy a pet hair brush?”... what did they really

mean?” This might sound silly, but this change in perspective means a lot for what sites Google

chooses to rank.

Now Google recognizes that when a person asks that question, there's probably a lot of information

they need to know... some of it included in the words the person stated... some of it not. Maybe the

person needs to know about prices. Maybe they need to know whether they can buy it online or

offline... maybe they're still trying to decide whether they actually need a pet hair brush. There are a

lot of possibilities.

Not only this, but assuming there are many pages providing information on this question, they are

of course not all equally valuable. Some sites are better established than others, have more respect,

and would provide a better overall experience to the searcher. Those factors are thrown into the mix

as well.

The bottom line is this: Now that Google is looking at content in a different way...

Targetedness on a keyword level is less important; Depth is more important.

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Now 15 pages of content CAN be relevant to 421 search queries because those 15 pages can

answer 421 underlying questions.

Google is now thinking more along the lines that, yes, at the word level, “where can I buy a pet hair

brush” and “where to buy pet hair brush” are different... on the level of meaning and intention...

they are probably the same. And the piece of content that best serves one of those keywords, is

probably also the best at serving the other.

In case it's not immediately clear, this is an enormous opportunity. More rankings with less

content means more money for less work. A lot less! Imagine if you could start capturing traffic

from a couple hundred new keywords just by adding a handful of decent content pieces to your

website? It's a no brainer.

How Is It All Done, You Ask?

The way you accomplish this ranking one piece of content for so many keywords is to start thinking

like Google. Once you've identified your potential best keyword groups, you ask: “If that's what

they searched, what did they really mean?”

Put yourself into the searchers shoes and say “If I was searching that, what might I have been

wanting to find/learn?” What is there that the searcher was looking for that didn't come across in

just the words of the search?

Don't get me wrong, this is hardly mind reading. It's just reading between the lines. If someone

searched “where can I buy pet hair brushes” there are only a handful of things that it could possibly

be... sometimes a big handful, but still a handful.

Maybe they wanted to compare prices of stores in their area, to the prices of buying online? Maybe

they wanted to know about prices? Maybe they wanted to know the locations for purchase of

different types of pet hair brushes, like what's the difference between the pet hair brushes at this

website vs this website? Maybe they wanted to know where to get a pet hair brush specific to their

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kind of pet?

The point is that with this kind of brainstorming, you can easily fill an article with highly relevant,

hugely valuable information and naturally create a piece that serves people searching many different

keyword phrases and variations.

After this you'd have a content piece of great depth. You would crush people in your market still

stuck in their “keyword targeted article” ways, and you would quickly be seen as an authority in

your market. You're providing the most value to the searchers in that market: You win.

Oh, and in case you're thinking “Yikes, does this mean I have to write enormous articles now? 2000

word pieces or something?” The answer is no. When you're not filling an article with fluff, or trying

to stuff keywords in randomly, it's amazing how much quality “question answering” information

you can get into an article of 800 words. It's not additional work, it's only a change of thinking.

I should say finally: There is still a little bit of keyword optimization to be done. Google hasn't

totally flipped a switch on this. It's much more of a gradual change, but it's the direction they're

headed. The key is cutting the perfect balance between a tiny bit of old fashion keyword

optimization, with a big old dollop of depth.

Are you starting to see why this is such an exciting time for free traffic marketers?

Well keep reading, because if we're talking about how big this opportunity is, we're certainly not

done yet!

Ranking Quickly & Easily: What's Possible Now?

If you're looking for traffic, you want it instant. That's why Google makes so much money.

“Free traffic, yeah yeah, it's possible, but if you pay us money, you can have it immediately!”

And pay they do. I'll spare you a full scale rant on this subject, but suffice it to say that...

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It works nicely for Google to have people thinking that free organic traffic is hard work and

takes a long time.

This of course, is not relevant to the truth of the matter. What is the truth of the matter? How long

does it really take to get profitable free traffic from the search engines? Let's take a closer look...

To take a brand new website of your own, and build it up to ranking for a keyword of a significant

level of competition, yes, it takes a little time; by which I mean in the “months” time scale.

Ultimately still not that long...

But getting free, high quality search engine traffic... that turns into real income for you... no matter

what it is you sell... using all the means available to you...

That's not months at all. In fact, it can be done in as little as 45 minutes. (More on that later).

Starting out and seeking free traffic has to be done in a certain way. You don't just go in all guns

blazing, trying to knock down your highest value keywords. It requires intelligence, and a little

finesse.

It starts at the bottom. In your market right now, there are keywords that bring traffic, that no one

else has uncovered; that no one else is actively targeting. Unless you're selling mortgages or credit

card offers, this is inevitably true.

Google is ranking garbage for these keywords because they have nothing better to rank. And

searchers are suffering for that. Google would love to have a nice relevant, high value piece of

content to rank for those keywords; and if that piece of content was on your site, and you had the

right means of letting Google know about that... why would you NOT start ranking?

Another thing Google has gotten better at is picking up content. Every year the spiders get better

and faster at crawling. The nature of the internet now is that little websites go from obscurity to

fame thanks to a single day where something was popular (read: got a lot of links). In other words, a

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high value piece of content for a small targeted audience that's drawing attention (building links) in

the right ways is not going to stay obscure for long.

How quickly can a brand new website rank for it's long tail keywords? (That's keywords that

bring a small amount of highly targeted, profitable traffic?) Some tests are showing as little as

10 days. And not 10 days because they used a hyper aggressive promotional strategy that got them

shut down the week after that. I mean 10 days with a low risk promotional strategy and with a result

that lasts.

It's possible for smart search engine marketers and it's possible for you.

So 10 days with every disadvantage: A brand new website and no prior promotional effort. Ok, not

bad. What about the 45 minute thing?

This is a huge part of the opportunity that exists right now so listen close.

One factor that Google has ramped up, is it's liking for content on trustworthy domains. This has

been slowly rising in the last few years and right now, it's at an all time high. A ridiculous high.

More than ever, Google has an irrational love for quality content published on trustworthy domains.

Note that this is a little more specific than in years past. Once it was any big domain with a lot of

content. But that changed with Google Panda, where “content farms” got punished. People paused.

You couldn't just put any old content on any old authority site and watch it rank overnight anymore.

What changed was – in part – what Google considered authority; what they considered

“trustworthy”. Trust is a word that's been tossed around for a few years now, but it's finally

becoming more clear what Google really means by it.

Anyway, the reality now is that there ARE still sites where you can publish quality content,

and see overnight rankings for your long tail keywords. In fact, there are many of them. But they

don't fit a neat “category” any more.

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You have to know exactly which ones are trustworthy by being out there on the internet and seeing

them as they pop up. (which is nerdy and why the better approach is to just take direction from the

people who are doing that watching and testing for you.)

What's exciting is that combined with our previous revelation (about one piece of content ranking

for many keywords) it's now possible to rank quickly, AND for a lot of keywords with just one

piece of content.

Literally: That has never been possible. Not like this. Fast traffic, a lot of traffic, profitable traffic. I

hope you're starting to understand what I mean by the timeliness of our situation right now.

Ok, ok, you want to know one of these sites that's working like crazy right now?

Storify.com – Just an interesting little hub where you can make a page, put media and text and

goodies on there and start to promote it. This is popping up in a lot of markets around the web, and

people are using it to rank fast and easy. It's not the most popular content hub out there, but it's

getting great press and most importantly, developing great trust.

I'm not saying go spam this site with your affiliate links. The same rules apply that we've talked

about this whole way through. And if you apply those, you can rank quickly, and broadly for

profitable long tail keywords in your market.

So what's the full strategy?

How are rankings and fast traffic gotten so quickly? The best part is that we've covered most of it

already. You get a good picture of where your very most profitable keywords are likely to be, you

publish a “new school” piece of content like we discussed, on a site like I mentioned, and then,

there's only some promotion. Some good old fashioned link building.

And it's to this subject that we now turn...

Link Building This, Link Building That

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If you take nothing else away from this report, take this:

You don't need many links to get rankings and traffic in today's Google.

The last two years has seen Google focus on penalizing people for excessive link building. They

don't want people to build tonnes of backlinks. Technically they don't want people to put effort into

building backlinks at all. But they can't make backlinks irrelevant in the algorithm either. Not even

close.

While for people doing things the old way, this has been a bummer, now that the dust has settled it's

time to see this situation a little more clearly.

Google doesn't want people unnaturally building backlinks, they've punished people for doing it and

NOW... they're finally at a point where people are being rewarded WITHOUT building a lot of

backlinks.

At first it was all talk. It was Google representatives saying “Hey guys, please don't build backlinks.

We're trying to provide good search results to people, and we feel like this is ruining it...” but the

algorithm was still rewarding people for all the old backlinking strategies. Google had to make

public proclamations and instil fear because the algorithm hadn't caught up yet. It's a monstrous

algorithm and big changes don't get made so easily.

Now things are different. Better even. Now you really can get big results in the search engines, even

for some reasonably competitive keywords, without a large number of backlinks. Read: Now you

can get more rankings with links. Now you can make more money with less work. You're

sensing this theme right?

The example site I showed in the Rankings Institute video had achieved it's free traffic and all it's

income on 191 backlinks. Just 100 when it started making money. What I couldn't show you was

what market that site was in. If you're thinking it was for the promotion of some obscure Clickbank

ebook, you're miles away.

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That was a competitive market, that all of you would know, that has big commissions on offer.

Ranking in this market with this amount of work, in this short period of time has not been so

possible for many years now.

And the same is true in your market, whatever it is. This is possible, and it's happening.

Here's the next thing I'd like you to take away when it comes to link building in the new world...

It's less about the techniques, and more about the implementation.

A lot of people want to find a new technique for link building; some shining new kind of site that

you can get great links from for nothing, that will make you rank overnight.

Forget all of that.

The link building techniques that are working right now for fast rankings and traffic are ones

you will have heard of (at least for the most part). What people don't understand right now is

their correct implementation; How to deploy them properly and combine them together into an

overall strategy that's designed for fastest results right now.

By strategy I mean what links to where; in what quantity; with what anchor; at what frequency;

using what technique and according to what plan.

It only sounds complicated because of the mass confusion on the subject that fills the internet. For

people who do this stuff every day, it's only paint by numbers. Do this, then do this, then do that.

Repeat, repeat, repeat. None of it is difficult to grasp. None of it takes a lot of thinking. It's just

knowing what to do, then doing it, repeatedly. In this particular sense, link building has always been

the same.

The other underrated part of new world link building is having the right resources at your disposal.

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If you and I are in the same niche, and we both hear that say, guest posting was an effective link

building technique... But you have to go out and hunt down sources for where to get guest post

links, and I already have access to a place where I can attain 100s of them in my niche already... I

crush you every time.

This happens in every market of the internet. Your first goal is to identify those keyword segments

that are most profitable to you where you're not coming up against people like the hypothetical me

from the previous scenario; But your final goal is to have the resources at your disposal to walk into

that market and own it with minimal link building effort.

Let me be clear: Building up a resource like a stockpile of link opportunities isn't difficult.

Technically it doesn't require any work if you know where to look.

You just need to know where to look, and that takes either years of experience, or clever guidance.

So what about the link building for that ultra fast traffic? Let me throw that fun distinction at you.

If hypothetically, you built a page on that Storify site I mentioned, and wanted to promote it to make

it rank quickly, what would you need to do in the way of link building? Not very much, it turns out.

You can afford to point a lot of links to these pages in a short frame of time (after the page is

indexed) because they're on trustworthy domains and spikes in link velocity are natural on the

internet. You could happily send 50 high quality blog post links to a page like this, then drip in 1 per

day for the coming weeks. (This would be automated by your use of the right services) In certain

tests this kind of linking pattern (distributed properly, with correct attention to anchors) has resulted

in rankings and real, high value traffic within days.

And that's just the beginning. We can't even get to the 45 minute stuff here.

But again, this is all freakishly possible and it's happening right now.

What about penalties, you say? What if Google decides they don't like the kind of links you're

building and they knock you down a few pages?

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It's this highly important topic that we'll turn to last.

Diversity, Risk Management & Long Term Success

Discussion of this topic begins with the following core idea:

When you do things properly in the search engines, penalties aren't something you need to

worry about.

Example: Some family members of mine run a mobile phone accessories business online that I've

guided them on at various points over the years. They've had it for about 8 years. They use it to earn

a full time income, and it runs totally on free traffic from Google.

8 years and their traffic has been more or less the same, excusing random surges and troughs from

the inevitable buying cycles in their market. 8 years and countless Google updates. Never been

affected, never been penalized. They're not SEO practitioners. They don't even pay attention to it.

And this is far from uncommon.

Their strategy is not necessarily one I'd recommend to any kind of online business. But I mention

this to advance the point that penalties and punishments aren't an inevitable product of seeking free

traffic from the search engines. They're a product of one particular approach, and that's it.

Now don't misunderstand me. Penalties and the way Google changes is not something that we just

ignore, burying our heads in the sand and hoping we'll be ok. On the contrary, we specifically profit

from knowing exactly how Google is changing and putting ourselves ahead of the game.

We proceed by properly understanding penalties, why they happen, and putting in place those

strategies that insulate us from the risk of them. Strategies so that when penalties happen, we aren't

effected.

Fortunately, a strategy of diversification – not putting all our eggs in one basket – is powerful for

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multiple reasons now, and it ties in perfectly with the rest of the new world SEO philosophy. By

following this strategy we mitigate risk by not opening ourselves up to penalties in the first place,

AND by putting measures in place so that we're unaffected even in the small freak chance of a

Google mistake.

So what is diversification?

In short, it means not generating all your traffic from one single web property. And I should say that

this is a move people have to make eventually whether they're using paid traffic OR free traffic.

You have a main property, for your niche, or for your business and on it you proceed like my family

members with the mobile phone accessories store... so that it's still ticking over in 8 years.

Then with secondary properties, you spread out around your main property, kind of like owning

multiple houses on the same street. These properties can bring quality traffic more quickly; they can

uncover new keyword possibilities that you expand into on your main site; they can....

And when they have 1 page of content and take a few days to make rank... how much does it affect

you in the small chance that Google takes a disliking to them one day? Approximately zero. You

won't pay attention at all.

With a strategy that combines the power of multiple, enforcing properties each with their own

authority and influence, anyone in any market can claim multiple listings, and maximum traffic

from their niches most profitable keywords.

And if you're thinking “Wait, multiple properties, that sounds like a lot of work!”, I hope you don't

mind me offering a caveat. It's that same caveat we had before... Resources.

If you're imagining what it would be like to do link building and manage multiple little web

properties yourself, I'll bet it does sound like a lot of work. But with the proper resources on your

side, it really looks nothing like that at all.

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Remember back to the beginning: These are days where less content, less link building, and less

work is generating more free traffic. Those mass promotion days are over and we're all better off for

it.

If you had the right resources and had automated the process of building links on a regular basis, to

your little network of properties, you probably wouldn't believe how easy it all was. But only easy if

you're doing it right.

Point is, this is what's possible now, and people are using it to bring hordes of free traffic in markets

all over the internet. And most importantly...

Long Term Success Will Be The Way Of The Future

The days of fighting for links and clambering for short bursts of traffic that would quickly

disappear... those days are over.

Smart SEO strategy right now is about investing for the future. It's about getting in now and putting

down roots in your market in a way that will ensure yours is the site that's still seen as an authority

when all the fly by nighters have come and gone.

By taking the time to employ proper strategy, we can achieve a kind of traffic that gets to you

quickly, and lasts for the long term. This is what smart SEO today is all about.

The Very Bottom Line

I've tried to quickly describe here why I believe there is a unique opportunity for “in the know”

marketers to claim big free traffic this year, more easily than has been possible in a long time.

I believe that in business, timing is everything.

My hope is that you'll see what I see, and put yourself in a position to capitalize on this opportunity.

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Because if you can, grand rewards await.

On September 9th, 2014 myself and another SEO insider (who I'll reveal to you soon) are going to

be opening a small private members club called the Rankings Institute, for people who sense this

opportunity and are positioned to take advantage.

We'll be providing up close and personal coaching, and opening up our own sets of resources (to get

work done fore you) to allow members to begin generating profitable free traffic and turning over

serious revenue in the shortest time possible.

If you think you might be prepared to take your own traffic and income to the next level with free

traffic, keep an eye on my emails in the coming weeks as I reveal more about this opportunity, and

more about The Rankings Institute.

In the meantime, thanks for spending this time with me, and I'll be in touch again soon.

Regards,

Andrew Hansen

RankingsInstitute.com

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