I’ve just signed up for Ewan Chias Autopilot Traffic Machine.

The Autopilot Traffic Machine is a system used by Ewan Chia which he claims made him 1.5 million website visitors in 1 month.

Ewan is going to release Autopilot Traffic Machine as a teleseminar followed up by an MP3 recording with a PDF transcript.

The best part is that it costs less than $20. I have previously bought Ewans Secret Affiliate Weapon, and was impressed with what it delivered for just $10. So I figured that since $20 is not much to pay out then I would give it a whirl.

I’ll report back when it is released.

Find out more about Autopilot Traffic Machine here.

When you set up a new website, an important task to do is to do you Website Directory Submissions.

There are a few reasons for this which include:

• Getting links from sites that have Google Pagerank - so that you get some quicker
• Getting traffic from the directories to your website. If you website appears in the appropriate category, then this traffic will be targetted.
• Moving up the SERPS because of inbound links
• Link building should be part of you off page SEO campaign anyway.

I have created a page of the directories that I use for my Website Directory Submissions and will updated it as I find new ones. The page is called Website Directories.

If you know of any good Website Directories that you would like to share, then leave a comment and I will add it to the list.

Link building is one of the requirements of building a successful website.

The higher the Google Page Rank, the better the link. The only problem is that getting links from a website with a high PR can be a little bit tricky.

But, if you want to know How To Get A Link From A PR7 Website, then it is really easy for the next 3 days.

All you have to do is write a ‘How To’ blog post and notify Darren Rowse at ProBlogger.

This is because Darren is running the latest Group Writing Project that has a ‘How To’ theme.

Darren’s Group Writing Projects are great. You get to participate in a really cool project that will get you a whole heap of traffic, you’ll find some good blogs that you never knew existed, and you will get a coveted link from his PR7 website.

It’s a no-brainer really.

In Web Traffic Is The Key To Success, I explained how increased traffic leads to increased success.

Another way to boost your traffic is to implement Website Stickiness.

In a nutshell, Website Stickiness is a term used to describe how your website visitors stay at your website and view as much information as possible.

There are a number of ways that you can implement Website Stickiness on your site. You could try the following:

1. Intra-Linking - This is where you link to other parts of your website from an individual article. I did it here in the first sentence of this article.
2. Categories - Categorise each of your articles. Make it easy for visitors to view articles on similar topics. The second sentence of this article links to my Traffic Building category.
3. Recommend - After each article, point visitors to recommended articles of similar content.

Another good exercise is to be aware of what you do when you visit a new website. What is it that makes you stay there? What do they do to increase their Website Stickiness?

Here is a simple and obvious statement. To achieve success in the Internet Marketing game, you must get Website Traffic.

OK, this is not a revelation and I don’t proclaim to be the first person to say this. However, It is a simple fact that making money from websites is a numbers game - and that number is website traffic in the form of visitors.

So success is simple. All you have to do is get as many visitors as possible. How? I’ll be covering various methods in my Website Traffic Building Category as my blog progresses. So make sure you keep coming back. Or even better Subscribe Here to be kept up to date.

Here is a really simple example of how it works.

I have a really super niche website that gets about 30 visitors a day coming almost exlusively from the search engines. This website took about 4 hours to set up. I do no work on this website anymore, it just sits there and makes me some money each month all by itself.

It makes money in two ways:

1. Google Adsense
2. Amazon.com

I know that as long as I get visitors it will make money. I know this because of my website statistics, Adsense statistics, and Amazon Affiliate statistics.

I know that for a certain amount of visitors that come to my website, I will make more than $20 from Adsense.

I also know that for every 100 visitors that click through to the Amazon.com products that I am promoting, 4 will buy at least one product and I will make between $10 and $20 per sale.

If you do your sums, you will see that I will never get rich from this website alone. I know that.

But what would happen if I created 100 of these websites for different niches, or I increased the traffic???

You see, it all depends on numbers. If you have a website that is monetized and you get visitors, then you will make money.