Now here's a clever way to drive more business to your site. Send spam emails, and be sure to very cleverly include typos, grammatical errors and misspelled words in your sales pitch. Especially a sales pitch for creating press releases, articles and websites. Look at this sentence authored by Winston Redford: Many of which now have a first page listing for ther keywords they wanted. And this: ...automating messeges you want to send out to them about your site.

The fun does not stop there, however. Stroll over to Winston's website, where you'll find these gems: one way inbound links So what, exactly is a way inbound link? Well, whatever it is, you only, apparently, need one of them. And look at this: ...the PR value of that of these sites are higher than yours. Right. That certainly display's a splendid command of English. As does this: I use the keywords you want to rank better for as the anchor text Well, I could go on, but you get the idea. Ol' Winston's press releases and articles must be, like, awesome, dude!