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Alphabetical DEFINITIONS to terms and abbreviations used on this page are HERE. I chose to explain this topic in this manner not only for technical efficiency, but also so that you could get an idea of  the format to use for articles you write and submit.  Remember to use the soft sell, the "Useful But Incomplete" method - article is informative and useful, but reader must buy your product in order to truly benefit from your advice. Traffic exchanges - are free to join.  Surf others' websites to get visits to your website(s).  You only have from 10-30 seconds to capture the surfer's attention and get your message accross.  Many of the surfers are just surfing fast as they can, possibly 2 or 3 traffic exchanges simultaneously (I personally surf 2 or 3 simultaneously while working on building my web page, so I know people do it).  Therefore it is quite possible most visitors will not even look at your page.  That is why you MUST USE AUDIO (instructions are HERE) to get prospects to leave their contact information on your web form.  For the same reasons mentioned, a traffic exchange visitor may have to come to your page several times before finally filling out your contact form.  Your page should be simple, require no special viewers,  have the main message above the fold, and above all it should load instantly If you want to use traffic exchanges, read this excellent TRAFFIC EXCHANGE TUTORIAL.  Then sign up with the traffic exhanges of your choice on THIS PAGE. In the I-frame below is an article I wrote which explains traffic exchanges.     Home Page

Definitions and Abbreviations        return to top

Auto-responder - Program which automatically emails your prospects with letters you compose and at time intervals you choose  (RETURN)

CC - Conference Call

Fold - the area of a page that appears in a browser WITHOUT scrolling; as in "above the fold."     (RETURN)

LCP - Lead Capture Page.  Collect contact information.  Builds your prospect list.   (RETURN)

PPC - Pay Per Click advertising.  You bid against other webmasters for certain keywords, to have your page listed in the sponsored searches which are usually at the top of the search page.     (RETURN)

PR - search engine Page Ranking  (Highest possible PR is 9)    (RETURN)

SEO - Search Engine Optimization.  Methods used to increase your ranking in the search engine results   (RETURN)

Traffic Exchange  - Free-to-join websites where you surf for credits which you use to get visitors to your website

URL -Universal Resource Locator - this is the web address for a website     (RETURN)

USP = Unique Selling Proposition (uniqueness of your product that differentiates you from rest of your compeitors)
HOOK = Something that makes reader want to continue and find out more.
EXAMPLE of USP, and HOOK:  "After my 2nd Foreclosure in 2 Months, This is How I Cleaned my Credit FICO."     (RETURN)

CTA = Call To Action
SQUEEZE PAGE - is a type of short sales letter used for list-building (like my "take+ctrl" page).  Invokation of curiosity is most important element, with just enough conficence-building to deliver the message.  Once people opt in out of curiosity, then you must build confidence through your follow-up emails.     (RETURN)

VPA - Virtual Profit Academy - training for home business enterpreneurs, AND your "front end" product for your "Funded Proposal System"     (RETURN)

Webmaster - a person who builds and maintains a website(s) RETURN

Nutronix Phone Numbers
While BNA Support is the preferred and most efficient method of Support.  Nutronix phone service hours are 11 AM - 5 PM Eastern Monday through Friday.
804-559-8900
877-990-9951 Toll-Free in the US and Canada
804-559-9503 Fax