Right this second, Ryan Deiss is launching a new home study course titled Perpetual Traffic Formula! A simple 3-step formula revealing exactly how to get free traffic from Google using recent changes in their infamous algorithm.

If you've been involved in Internet marketing for any period of time you know that the myths of how ultra-complex Google's mysterious algorithm are rampant. Close to everyone believes that it's virtually impossible for any mere mortals to understand the cause-and-effect relationship between how you setup and market your website and what kind of rankings you get in the Google search engine results. But it's actually quite simple. In the Perpetual Traffic Formula you learn how.

Let's take a brief stroll down memory lane and I'll give you the rundown of how Google ranks websites in their search engine.

Way back in the day, around 1998-2003, the big thing that determined at what position Google ranked your website was: inbound links. This was a highly effective strategy because it made it difficult to game the system. And it meant that stuffing your title, meta and description tags, didn't do much good in Google in contrast to other, low-quality search engines. In short, links ruled the days.

In the next phase of development, from about 2003-2006, Google's Adsense program debuted, and at that point content was the determining factor in getting high rankings. In his Perpetual Traffic Formula, Ryan calls this strategy "the dumbest idea since New Coke." But it was hailed by Adsense marketers who spotted this. It meant that it wouldn't be necessary ever again to spend endless hours trying to get high numbers of inbound links. The only thing you needed to do was write some interesting and helpful content, and you would get Google rankings almost immediately.

Unfortunately, this brought on spammers and a lot of top results that contained pretty much nothing apart from adsense ads all over the page as opposed to real high quality information. Google realized they had to act FAST if they were to keep their customers coming back. So they switched back to LINKS being the most important thing once again.

But now came a new problem, the SEO marketing experts had become great at manufacturing links at the push of a button, completely automated... So just recently Google has made a new update to their algorithm called "Caffeine". And what this change has brought on is that the key to good rankings in Google today consists of 3 very important factors: 1) Content, 2) Links, and 3) ACTIVITY. In a world that's overflowing with information, it stands to reason that the website with the most HUMAN ACTIVITY, regularly, are the website that people are most interested in. Otherwise, why would they come back their, post comments, read articles there and so on... And that's why Google has decided to track, monitor and reward this. Just putting a website up with 3-4 articles and then never changing it simply won't work anymore if you want to stay in the top-10 of Google. You also need human activity and traffic regularly to keep you place in the SERPS.

So that's the truth behind Google's new formula, and you can learn much more about it in Perpetual Traffic Formula: Content + Links + Activity = Perpetual Traffic. Ryan has designed a course that can teach you the easy way to ensure you have these three components.

To read the whole story about this, download Ryans FREE Report here: Perpetual Traffic Formula – FREE Report!

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