Top Frequently Asked Questions:

FAQ #1:

"I am a dentist/lawyer/landscaper/carpet cleaner/roofing contractor who only services a small geographical area, so I can't expect 1,000's of daily visitors - therefore I don't need this service, right?"

ANSWER:

While you are correct that there might only be 10 times as many people searching for you daily in your location as your website appears for currently, they are still searching for you using entirely different keywords that come to their minds on the spur of the moment.

No matter what you're getting for traffic, chances are virtually guaranteed that there are easily 10 times as many people searching for you, using different keyword combinations than you currently appear for. Since you cannot predict what most of them are going to type to find you each day, the best you can do is 'cast the net WIDE', so that you can capture as many of those searches as possible.

NOW think about it - if we create 1,000 webpages and this doubles your monthly traffic, then all other factors being the same, you'll be making twice the sales: 200% monthly revenue. If that's the best we can do for you with a one-time cost, so be it: it's still going to pay for itself in the first month or two, or even just a week or two, of the time that Google indexes your webpages and they get some natural 'visitor-driven rank' to them.

The additional sales you make over every new day/week/month is just added profit!

FAQ #2:

"Google doesn't trust big websites, do they?"

ANSWER:

Google doesn't need to "trust." Recently, Google changed their algorithms to de-list lots of large blackhat websites. The results have driven our Pro MOWG Runs straight up - see the results from our live examples (those Runs are each over 7 months old - we've done 100's of such Runs, and continue to do more daily).

FAQ #3:

"Google likes big websites, but Google does not like to see a whole lot of webpages appear all at once, right?"

ANSWER:

There is a 'magic cutoff number' of webpage submissions that Google accepts all at once, which is just over 1,000 webpages (just over 1,060 is the limit). Google will not usually index those webpages all at once, but it will accept them on a sitemap submission (or 'ping' method of alerting Google to your webpages).

In the old days, we used to gradually release webpages to Google, and watch Google's indexing happen over the next few days. When that indexing catches up, we'd submit some more - averaging about 150 new webpage submissions every 3 days. And that was already hugely powerful - imagine adding the equivalent of 50 new webpages to your website, EVERY DAY for a few months.

Your visitor traffic starts as a trickle, which rapidly expands into a river of traffic, and within a few months, becomes an ongoing tidal wave of traffic (with free STICK FACTOR on Google)! But by now, we're more sophisticated -- we create 10 different websites, with 1,000 completely unique webpages each: this way, Google is able to justify indexing 10 different WEBSITES at once. This is like adding around 500 total webpages per day, over just a couple of months, all of which lead to what you sell!

And this gives you the ability to OWN several of the websites that can come up on the front page of Google for various searches. Imagine how much traffic you get if you're the majority of options people see to click on - you just happen to OWN those websites yourself.

The market doesn't notice it... and the very, very few who happen to notice it see you as a massive authority, since Google is showing your various websites all over the front page. This is great for generating massive sales inquiries and sales.

FAQ #4:

"Won't thousands of pages on my website look wierd or just plain greedy to my visitors?"

ANSWER:

Your visitors won't see thousands of pages on your website: they'll just see your standard menu: 5 pages or whatever you naturally have. The pages we create for you only exist on a small, inconspicuous website sitemap page (so they're connected to your website and can be crawled/indexed by search engine robots).

Someone doing a search will only see 1-4 pages per website we create for you, and that's it: a sampling that Google shows, which fits their search. Different keyword searches show a different set of only 1-4 webpages per website.

The only way someone would readily comprehend that you have thousands of webpages on your website is if they actually did thousands of different searches for you, and tracked your appearance each time.

FAQ #5:

"Short-tail keywords are always better than long-tail, aren't they? Which choice should we go after?"

ANSWER:

Actually, we don't have to choose. We create pages based on researched long-tail combinations, and all those pages will deal with your 'running theme' (whatever you're selling, such as 'red bicycles' or 'tulsa roofing contractors' or 'dentist chicago').

By having 1,000's of webpages about your 'running theme' keywords, we get to capture the short-tail versions as well! For those of you who understand the lingo, we're 'Masters of the Phrase Search (the best place to be)."

FAQ #6:

"I think I've heard of this service before. Aren't you guys a knock-off of someone else's service?"

ANSWER:

You might have heard of this service before: the best whitehat method to generating 1,000's of webpages that are placed into a powerful, organized folder structure and spread across up to 10 new websites for you, so that Google sees clear organization to your topics by geography, product/service, and features you offer... leading to dramatic traffic from front page results on Google (free, ongoing front page listings).

You might have even heard of the phrase 'MOWG' before. This website is owned and managed by David Bennett, the creator of the MOWG method. Dave has trained hundreds of individuals to use the MOWG System to make their living every day. If you've heard of someone else offering this service, (s)he is either a student of Dave's system handling MOWG Runs to make their own living, or (s)he is part of the professional MOWG workforce, where the top experts have to qualify, and are hand-selected by Dave to handle Pro MOWG Runs.

They work under Dave's oversight, and specialize in each part of your Pro MOWG Run. As the developer of the MOWG System, our Pro MOWG Runs have extremely stringent standards (including client privacy and a non-compete clause) and a powerful workforce. Get to know more about why we use multiple experts per Run - click here.

FAQ #7:

"In your videos, you show the number of webpages for the live examples, but if I check in real-time, there are fewer total webpages indexed now for those sites - such as a drop on one website from 3,200 webpages to just 2,100 webpages indexed.

Doesn't that mean that Google doesn't like this website, after all, now that it got a chance to check the pages out?"

ANSWER:

When Google 'gets a chance to check the webpages' of a new website, or a new batch of uploaded webpages on an existing website, if it finds that website offensive, it will drop MOST or ALL of the webpages, all at once. Seeing a gradual drop in webpage count is different, and here's what it means:

Google will give webpages a chance by indexing most-to-all of them in the first place (if they're unique, quality webpages). It will do that anyway, to see what happens - new things emerge all the time, and Google's way of keeping up is to index most things, and see what happens. But not all webpages are going to get traffic from natural searches - some of the webpages will tend to carry most of the weight (they're 'in the path of various mainstream search terms'). For those pages that continue NOT to get traffic over time, Google will gradually reduce the count.

This does NOT reduce the real traffic that can be expected: Google is just dropping pages that, according to Google's algorithms, don't seem likely to show up for anything if no new trend emerged. Google does this to save SERVER SPACE, which is a costly item when you think about how many servers Google has, and also how many millions of new webpages (whitehat and blackhat) are being uploaded daily, and submitted to Google. If Google kept ALL webpages ever submitted to them... they would need perhaps 1,000 times as many servers to handle the load! Google will strip down what doesn't prove searchable as it goes along, to keep their server space streamlined. But it will keep the pages that ARE drawing traffic, because Google's job is to 'show useful and/or popular pages to people.'

In our case, we start a Pro MOWG Run by casting the net WIDE, and letting Google sort out what is valuable and what is simply excess. And we do it in a manner that Google absolutely appreciates: 100% whitehat. A 3,200 webpage site may only tend to get visitors through 800 webpages. But we can't tell which 800 webpages they are until we put them up and let Google sort them out. This is similar to the way a sculptor chisels off everything from a block of granite to form a well-cut statue, then studying the shape, contemplating what else doesn't belong, and chiseling more from time to time to get the right effect.

Seeing gradual drops in pages is almost always accompanied by RISING traffic (on a streamlined indexing of the website), because the webpages that are getting traffic are therefore rising in rank, to compete with the old-guard websites that are not nearly as optimized as your Pro MOWG Run. No matter how big and powerful your top competitors are, we can optimized you better and outrank them.

FAQ #8:

"I'm a Clickbank Affiliate or an affiliate for another program. Are there plagiarism worries?"

ANSWER:

If you're an affiliate or reseller for someone else's program, you usually have a replicated webpage as your tool (the whole idea is plagiarism). Website owners know that most folks don't have any idea to create their own websites with their own pitches - they're STUCK offering you replicating webpages. The trouble with replicating webpages is that they're all copies of a single page, so none of those variations get 'new' treatment on Google (since they're copies, only the top page can appear, and only for a handful of keyword combinations). Most program owners are extremely happy with you creating NEW webpages that pitch their offers - simply send them an email and ask them if in doubt; they usually have no problem with it, as long as you don't materially change their offers. For instance, if a weight loss pill promises you can lose up to 2 lbs/week, we should not create page variations that promise you'll lose 10 lbs/week. But we could RESTATE: 2 lbs/week means 8 lbs/month, for instance. We can customize any pitch, and we ask questions as we need to make sure our variations are acceptable. We can accomodate any level of flexibility and still work within any framework.

FAQ #9:

"Can you MOWG pages with very strict guidelines - legal, medical, terms, or disclaimers?"

ANSWER:

We don't create MOWG Runs from webpages that require strict guidelines, exactly because these are paragraphs of text that require exacting verbage (language specificity). We stick to pitch pages, intro pages - things that draw interest and lead your visitors to more of your information. However, if you have a section that must appear on a webpage which needs to stay constant, but you want the paragraphs surrounding that block to vary, we can do that. We can even make the block that must stay the same into an image (that looks just like print), so that we can maintain that exact section without it counting against the keyword density, or otherwise being seen as duplicate content. Duplicate images (even when they look like regular print on the page) are treated well by Google because images are expected to be repeated throughout a website, on any combination of webpages, and often in the same position on the site template.

FAQ #10:

"Can you to do MOWG Runs for us, where we pay you commissions instead of flat fees?"

ANSWER:

We don't work for commissions - we've actually had problems with that in the past. You might very well MEAN to pay us $12,500 every month or week you turn over another $25,000. It's easy to picture being fair when you're asking for possibilities. But it's another thing altogether when it comes down to you having money pour in constantly AND having total control of your webpages (once they're done and approved by you, and uploaded to your websites, we lose full control over them - you can cut us off and just keep right on earning with those pages all the time). Also, we don't know your industry as well as you do anyway. How well you sell has a lot to do with how well you compete with your competitors, and what you (and they) think up next each month. We can't pay folks to work on Runs for companies that can't compete, when we don't know the industry, or your company, as well as you do. We work for flat fees because it's safe, fair, and we can keep up an ongoing relationship with your clients, creating MOWG Runs on-demand for every new product/service they want to launch from month to month.

FAQ #11:

"I would love to get some of my in-house staff to learn this system - do you teach it?"

ANSWER:

Absolutely. We teach individuals how to create MOWG Runs that at least get the job done (they won't be Pro-level Runs, because that requires experts at each level, if you want to really maximize your ongoing income... which you do... but nonetheless, we teach new students all the time, who take off and sell MOWG Runs for a living or handle them at their companies (taking the skill sets in-house, where they already have copywriting folks, SEO folks, website guys, etc). If you want to learn this system yourself, visit: http://www.mowg-crew.com (the parent site for this site). A lot of folks get a Pro MOWG Run, to have something very solid landed and growing... while they study the MOWG System to learn how to create more MOWG Runs on-demand, for things they want to launch later. In essence, this arrangement is how they PAY themselves WHILE learning.

FAQ #12:

"I have a great website (or idea) that sells very well. Can you JV with our company full-time?"

ANSWER:

We don't commit fully to just one company, but we work with companies on an ongoing basis. First, we hear of great ideas every day; we often find that we're working on some fascinating projects. But every time we think we'd want to 'marry into' something that someone offers, something else comes along that's just as impressive or even more so. Generally, we like doing MOWG Runs, and consulting with companies to help them grow - we're very much interested in the system we've created and it's a full time occupation for us, all by itself. We're great at it, continue to develop it as we go: ultimately, you have YOUR baby. This is OUR baby. :)

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