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Search engines aren’t the only ones that send you traffic

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Hey there,

Got a couple of quick updates on NicheBOT Classic (the original NicheBOT that started it all — it’s FREE — and always will be).

The Google Ranking tool is now back in full swing and we’ve included a Google API key to be inserted for its use. The Google API key requires that you have a Google account and will allow you to do up to 1,000 daily queries that use Google.com. This should forever abolish any problems with that tool not working and being overused by the public.

For those that are still looking for their original keyword account, NicheBOT Classic has been moved to the URL in the blue link or nichebotclassic.com.

We are now under the 30 day wire for the public release of NicheBOT 2 and the buzz is building.

Some people have commented how much they love the pay-per-use model we’ve used versus the timed subscription.

Not to mention, we just included Folder Management of your keyword projects so you can organize your keyword projects as you wish. This way, your main project folder, or the main view of the keyword basket is not all cluttered with a bunch of different keyword projects you’ve saved. If you haven’t seen it, this really takes keyword project management to the next level.

Now, for the main purpose and thrust of this post.

I’m personally very much into acquiring FREE traffic. Either from search engines or from partners. I’ll explain what I mean by partners in a minute.

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  • http://website Eve

    Hey Jim,
    You all do a great job here at nichebot, BUT I would really like to ask you to be more consequent in your texts because you have the tendancy to say 15 word to express what others would say in 2; Sometimes I don’t have time nor patience to read everything you write and I think that’s such a pitty because I don’t want to miss any information coming from you

  • http://www.nichebot.com NicheBOT Guy

    Eve,

    I understand what you are saying, but I have to take into consideration the entire learning spectrum, from beginner to intermediate to advanced.

    So while I know that I am long-winded, we’re only talking about an extra 2-3 minutes of reading for me to get across some wisdom that may help YOU out or a beginner.

    That’s 2-3 minutes that may incredibly enhance your online behavior, activity and profit potential. If 2-3 minutes is not worth your patience, then I would say you are cutting yourself short. ;)

    Plain and simple.

    I have learned from Masters who create courses in the hundreds of pages and what I’ve learned from these people cannot be isolated into a couple of words.

    I appreciate your thoughts in this matter anyhow.

    Best,

    Jim Morris

  • http://? John Magilke

    Thanks for the invite Jim. This is the first blog I’ve ever read. I’ve got to say that it is very enlightening. The concept of ‘joint venture’ that you speak of can be very powerful in competent hands. I certainly look forward to its use in the future; once I get my website up and running.

    Regards,
    John ‘Gus’ Magilke