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Every time I sit down and use my PC, I misspell stuff and hit typos on my keyboard (In fact, I just had to re-write two words in this very sentence) …and I’m not the only one who does it.

Millions of typos and misspellings are typed into search engines and website address bars every single day.  This is a natural phenomena, that is never ever going to stop. As more people come online, more and more misspelling and typos are going to be typed in every day …it’s a given fact!

While it’s true that virtually all the best one or two word domains are taken, and that all the high traffic keywords are super competitive in the search engines, the same cannot be said about misspellings and keyword typos.  

"There is Gold in Them There Hills!"

Misspelt words, missed or skipped letters, reversed or transposed letters, wrong keys nearby, skipped spaces, inserted keys, double letters, phonetic spellings.

Let me give you an example:

According to Wordtracker, there are 3033 searches a day for the phrase "dog training", and there are 2,110,000 pages in Google with that exact phrase.

The  term "dog traning" (notice the missing ‘i’) gets 42 searches a day, but there’s only 629 pages with that exact phrase on.

Are you starting to the potential here? The people who accidentally missed out the ‘i’ are just as interested in dog training as those that didn’t, so this type of traffic is super targeted.

The number of searches is a lot less than the main phrase, but the competition is minimal in camparison, and don’t forget this is just one of the possible typos for this phrase.

Expert Guidance…

Knowing about misspellings and typos is one thing, but it’s very easy to go chasing fools gold if you don’t know what you’re doing.  All typos are not created equal, with certain types of typos getting way more traffic than others.

Just before the weekend I finished reading Typo Gold and it is without doubt, the definitive resouce on how to profit and get cheap targeted traffic, using misspellings and typos.

It’s been compiled by two best selling authors; one of them an Emmy award winning business columnist, for the Los Angeles Times - Did I mention credibility?

At 110 pages, it’s packed full of statistics, real world examples, insider strategies plus two very useful free software tools for finding typos.

Quite simply, if you want to profit from misspellings and typos and get targeted traffic for next to nothing, you need this guide! It will save you a ton of time and money, and open your eyes to ideas you would have never thought of without it.

Download your copy here:Typo Gold

Jason Lewis