Last year a Los Angeles-based internet marketing consultant called PushTraffic took the Internet community by storm, offering serious businesses the opportunity to learn how to generate traffic and thousands of targeted leads.
PushTraffic specializes in search engine optimization, aiding clients in acquiring some of the highest page ranks on the web.
"If you are a new company setting up your business Web site, it will be only a matter of time before you start wondering how on earth you could possibly reach as many visitors as you'd like," explains PushTraffic CEO and founder John Raygoza.
Immediately you will realize the reason only a handful of successful online businesses exist in the world today: supervising an entire company and mastering the language of the web can be rather tricky tasks to juggle! And doing both alone isn't any easier.
This is where PushTraffic can help.
The better a site's position when searched for online, the more likely an Internet user is to find the site and consequently visit it. Typically Internet users opt not to sift through pages and pages of search results and instead tend to settle on only the first few results they see, making where a site sits in the rank essential for attracting more traffic.
PushTraffic has well over 4,000 clients who pay anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000 for the company's services. These clients have learned the ways of the web, with the majority receiving a return of investment (ROI) within 30 days of working with PushTraffic.
"We want to teach like-minded people how to become successful from home," says Raygoza.
The company's targeted audience tend to be mostly domestic businesses.
Some home-based clients are now paying an upward of $20,000 for 3 day one-on-one consultations with the 27-year old CEO, during which he maps out marketing plans that are executed within 24 hours.
Raygoza has an accomplished background in website development and online business management. No more than a year ago he was working as an Internet marketing director at a prestigious web-hosting company that later sold for $100 million.
All the same, he is also no stranger to the modern concept of working from home.
It all started when Raygoza's began working out of his home apartment in Phoenix, Arizona on March 2007. Back then Raygoza was operating PushTraffic with only one other employee who was also working out of the apartment.
When the two men generated $14,000 in less than a week, "That's when I realized that this was big!" John reveals. "We moved to California immediately."
After only one month in California, PushTraffic was able to expand -- and generate another $100,000.
PushTraffic has made over 1.4 million in sales all together and has done so in as little as eight months, with a total of seven employees. At the rate PushTraffic is growing, a revenue of $5 million is easily expected for 2008.
The most exciting new development for PushTraffic is an upcoming series of international internet marketing seminars. The first three-day interactive workshop is taking place at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore on January 25 - January 27, 2008.
The workshop offers a money-back guarantee that everyone who attends either makes money or generate leads by the third day, at which time sales associate John Richard Rocha plans to demonstrate a live, $5,000 up-sell before the entire audience!
In the meantime, PushTraffic (www.pushtraffic.com) has recently relocated once more to a larger office building in the heart of downtown Los Angeles -- quite a change from a small Phoenix apartment.