By: John Skorczewski
Market-Tek Enterprises, Inc.

Hello,

Last week I talked about a little trick that I've used to increase sales and traffic using ezine advertising.

This week I want to talk to you about a new f'ree marketing/web promotion resource that has just opened for you.

I hope you had a great Memorial Day Weekend, I know I sure did. I met John Cusack the actor...which is cool because Grosse Pointe Blank is one of my favorite movies of all time. "Met" is a pretty strong word, actually I didn't meet him so much as sat at the table next to him at Starbucks and eavesdropped on what he was saying to his friend.

Shameless I know....but you would have done the same thing! This particular Starbucks in Downtown Chicago had tables outside on the sidewalk. I was sitting there and Mr. Cusack was standing next to my table with his bike, getting ready to go for a ride with his friend. It was pretty cool for someone as lame as your editor!

Back to the wonderful world of web promotion...

This week since we're coming off a holiday weekend I don't have an article for you. Instead I've opened a new f'ree resource for you that you may be interested in.

It's the official WebPromotion-Weekly Message Board and it can be located here:

Search Engine Submission By Example
By: John Alexander

Hi,

Last week I talked about Google Page Rank and how important it is to your web site...

I failed to mention a couple important points.

It takes Google 4-8 weeks to rank and list a web site. You can cut this down to 1-2 DAYS using this little tip.

Google continually spiders the sites that are already in it's database in order to keep it's database current.

If you can find a site that's already listed at Google (and one that has a high page rank already...say 5-7) and get that site to LINK to your site, then in the next couple of days when Google re-spiders THAT site, it will see the link to your site and spider your site.

This can cut the time it takes to get listed at Google down to nothing.

Plus the more high page rank sites that link to you, the higher page rank your own site will get, thus the higher ranking you will receive on Google (thus the more traffic your site will get).

I know I'm straying a little from our stated objective in this article for the last few weeks...but I think it's important to talk about a few basics before we move on so that's why I've done it...we'll be getting back to our test web site shortly.

More to come next week...stay tuned.

John Alexander
FlatplanetMarketing.com