Hi. My name's Len, and I help business people like you get high up on Google.

I'm assuming you're reading this because your site needs more traffic. And specifically from people looking for your target keyword (or key phrase) in Google.

OK. Then we need to talk about how Google ranks sites. What I'm going to tell you condensed and simplified, but very (very) accurate.

Google makes millions of dollars by understanding what searchers are looking for, giving them a page of very relevant sites (so the searchers will return to Google next time they want to search) and putting little, paid classified ads on the right hand side of that results page.

By simply doing this, everyone wins. You get a list of sites that are probably exactly what you're looking for. Google advertisers get their classified ad on that page, and sometime people will click on them and get transferred to the advertiser's web site. And Google charges the advertiser.

So Google is very keen to find relevant web sites to list in its results page. Because if it has good sites on that page, it will get more business from the classified advertisers. Millions and billions of dollars are made this way.

This is the million-dollar question. And I have an answer.

Let me start by showing you an example. Please take a quick moment to click and go to Google and then search for this keyword:

click here

Go ahead. Type 'click here' into Google. What did you come up with? The #1 listed site is Adobe.com's page where you can download Adobe Reader.

That's odd? Why does Google think the Adobe Reader site is relevant to the search term 'click here'? Why not rank a site that has to do with 'clicking', or perhaps a site with a domain name such as clickhere.com?

The answer is this. It's because Google uses a natural, link-based 'voting system' to decide how relevant a site in its index is. That Adobe Reader download page has links pointing to it from thousands and thousands of different sites, and each blue underlined link reads 'click here'.

You could do this with any keyword. Say you had a suit hire business in downtown San Ramon and wanted to get onto page one for the search term 'San Ramon suit hire'. All you have to do is get as many other sites as possible to link to your site with the blue underlined text reading 'san ramon suit hire'.

For some target keywords you might need to get 100,000 of these specific links. For others you might just need one link. It depends on the competition for your target keyword.

It also depends on the quality of the sites linking to you. Just one link from a site that Google weighs very highly, like a large government agency, say, will be more valuable than a link from a free classified ads web site.

This is how Google works.

There are other factors, but this is definitely the most influential part of the formula.

Yes and no.

Remember that Google will only survive if it can give you really good results when you search.

It's top executives talk openly about this, and they have whole departments brim full of the brightest people they can find continually improving their search algorithm so web site owners can't manipulate things and trick Google into putting their site on page one.

Notice that Google doesn't mind sending traffic to a site. If that site is relevant to the search keyword it wants to send traffic. But that is the condition -- the site has got to be relevant, so the searcher will keep using Google.

That means sites are not going to get onto page one just because they have lots of links pointing to them. Actually, Google actively looks for unnatural linking patterns that are created when people manipulate Google with paid links, mass-submissions, link-trading and other so-called 'black-hat' schemes.

So, if you suddenly get 1000 links to your site this month, I can absolutely guarantee you that your site will not be listed in Google for months to come and might even get classed as spam and permanently blacklisted.

Natural links. What you need are natural links.

This means getting links the hard way: contacting sites individually and asking for a link, sending out press releases, advertising and creating exposure, letting unplanned word of mouth establish a natural linking pattern across the web, and so on.

Difficult, isn't it. But this is a very real brick wall. Google only wants to rank sites that get link votes naturally, and from web sites it trusts. There's no other way.

But here's the good news...

And this is where I come in.

Very simply, I have proprietary access to la large number of unique, trusted web sites. I can write content on these sites, generating one-way links to any web site I want to, which that Google will soak up like a sponge ... because my links are natural.

Google sees these links as being natural and relevant, which means that I can effectively rank your site for several, reasonable keyword targets. It also means that I can rank different pages of your site for their own, individual target keywords.

But it gets even better. Because after I've given you links you'll find a whole wave of visitors from Google are coming from variations of these keywords. These are keywords the search engine itself has discovered in the actual text on your site. In other words, you get the effect of my linking with your target keywords. And then you get a bonus, from Google, as it decides what your site is about, based on the words in your pages, and offers your site to searchers using those new keywords you never dreamed of.

I will go out and bring 100 permanent links to your site at just $7 a link. That's 100 permanent, relevant links from genuine, no-tricks, legitimate, loved-by-google web sites. For just $700.

All quietly linked in a way that looks natural to Google and the other search engines. Imagine what that will do to your rankings!

And, yes, for only $7 a link. This is my wholesale price and if you do a quick search on Google you'll realize it's an absolute bargain. (But don't feel too sorry for me; I am making a small margin and am happy to help you in this way.)

You will have to pass a small test before I will do this for you, though. First, your site has to also be genuine, and legit. No porn or gambling sites. (Sorry.) And then, the keywords you want must be related to the topic of your site.

A simple test for most of us.

OK, then. Like to have permanent links coming in to any page on your site from 100 loved-by-google web sites?

Just click on this button and let me know by email. I'll show you how to make your payment and give me you website and keyword details.