I get alot of junk mail. Usually my spam filter catches it, but today one got through so I opened it. Here is some of what it said.
“Hello
I was using Google to look for a real estate agent in my neighborhood and I found your website someplace around page 10. Normally I wouldn't go so deep in the results to find a site, and I doubt anyone else does either. In fact there are 5,654,520 yearly searches by Phoenix, AZ residents using the keyword "Realtor" and 471,210 monthly searches by Phoenix, AZ residents for "Realtor”
I was shocked! Turns out I’m on page 10 in google in Phoenix, AZ. Lucky me, since I have never been to Phoenix, and have never posted about it. I don’t know anything about Phoenix except it’s hot there.
Of course next came the sales pitch, spelling mistakes and all. They are as bad as me!
“ Our company will deliver 50, 100, 750, or however many local visitors you want to your website each month, guaranteed. If I don't deliever the promised number of visitors, I'll refund your money. Each visitor is someone in the Phoenix area who is currently looking for a local dentist, why shouldn't they be finding you? “
hmm, maybe I should think of branching out?
If you’re going to send me spam, at least do your homework, or fix your form letter before you hit that send button.
Sandra--That is too funny!! I wonder how many Phoenix AZ agents you beat out for the 97th spot??? Your SEO is really working for you ;)