Market Samurai Slashes Competition

Adult webmasters are always seeking higher volumes of quality search engine traffic, but competition within this arena is fierce; limiting most operators’ results when targeting highly popular search terms and phrases. To address this situation, an extensive variety of automated tools are available for building search engine traffic volume through advanced keyword analysis and other methods.

One such tool is Market Samurai (www.marketsamurai.com), which has gotten some recent attention on webmaster message boards.

Market Samurai focuses on what it calls the Four Golden Rules: Relevance, Traffic, Commerciality and Competition.

A classic exercise reminiscent of the time-honored Gary Halbert school of direct- response marketing, the Market Samurai website artfully appeals to the “get rich quick” type of entrepreneur, opportunity seekers, and others looking for a shortcut to success.

“Find out how to uncover ‘gold-nugget’ keywords — each of these keywords can send hundreds, even thousands of free visitors to your site each day,” boasts the Market Samurai website. “Stop attracting time-wasting tire-kickers to your website, and target the keywords in your market that real buyers are using right now.”

“Discover exactly how to beat the competition, and get front-page rankings in Google for high-traffic keywords in weeks or days — not months or years,” the website adds.

Looking beyond the hype, however, the question of the system’s efficacy comes in.

Market Samurai focuses on what it calls the Four Golden Rules: Relevance, Traffic, Commerciality and Competition.

“Get the Four Golden Rules Right? Achieve quick, easy, profitable front-page rankings on Google, and see the results in just a few weeks,” notes Market Samurai.

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