If you've been paying attention to the new happenings on the web, you can't help but have heard about Web 2.0. Simply defined, Web 2.0 is about community, networks, and sharing resources. I've been studying Web 2.0 for almost a year now, and have been able to multiply the traffic- to all my websites- more than 5 times in the past year- all by using the power of social bookmarking, long tail keywords, and powerful promotional strategies.

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If you've been paying attention to the new happenings on the web, you can't help but have heard about Web 2.0. Simply defined, Web 2.0 is about community, networks, and sharing resources. I've been studying Web 2.0 for almost a year now, and have been able to multiply the traffic- to all my websites- more than 5 times in the past year- all by using the power of social bookmarking, long tail keywords, and powerful promotional strategies.

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Another way to spot trends is to survey the people who visit your website. Ask them for information on their biggest questions or concerns. Ask them what kind of products or services they would like to know more about. Ask them how they came to your survey in the first place, and definitely ask them if they found what they needed to know. You can use this to find out what people are looking for, and can use the information to reposition your website to better serve your visitors, making it more likely that they will take your most wanted action.

At times in your business, you'll seem to be in the "sweet spot"- that place where your work feels like play. Clients show up, can't wait to work with you, and hire you on the spot. Money flows in easily, and you feel calm and peaceful and good. Sometimes, in this "sweet spot", we become fuzzy on what we did to generate all this terrific stuff. This is not the time to be fuzzy. When your business is thriving- and running it is easy (or at least easier)- pay attention right here and right now. Spend time in reflection and introspection to understand how you generated this sweet spot- so you know what you can replicate. Each time we find this kind of sweet spot in our businesses, it means that we've uncovered an effective marketing avenue, a desirable target market, or further refined the solutions we offer. The more you can understand these three aspects, the more time you get to spend in your business' sweet spot. The more time you're in the sweet spot, the more money you make and the more fun you have. Who wouldn't want that?