Using Email Spam To Your Advantage - Phil Miranda Explains

July 14, 2012 - PRLog -- As a pro marketer I do ALL of my own "writing" even though I have to admit states Phil Miranda, sometimes writing an article, pr, or blog post can be tiresome, and besides, I have other things to do in life (like enjoy it, and live it) other than being in front of a computer all day, and night.

What's the answer? How about hire someone to write for me for $5-$20 an article, or better yet, why not let a spammer do it for me!

That's right, you read correctly, why not allow the hard frustrating work of a spammer be one of my sources for content. Well "email spam" has been around since the inception of the internet, and regardless of the spam filters, laws, and other "anti spam" mechanisms in place, spammy emails keep on growing.

I'm not gonna get too detailed here in this article says Phil Miranda, but I will say this, right now you're simply deleting your spam box with the click of a button not realizing that there's a golden nugget within that spam which can result in hundreds, or even thousands of dollars in time, and effort within the short and, long term prospectus of your online business.

First of all the search engine bots search for content, and that's how blogs, sites, videos, and post are indexed within the search engines like Google.

Phil Miranda goes on to say, the one thing search engines robots do is "crawl" the internet for "relevant content" on every subject imaginable, and if you're into let's say the "cooking niche" as an example, and you have a blog dedicated to "cooking," then you need to have relevant content based upon that particular niche.

By now you're probably wondering where on earth is Phil going with this... Well read on.

Since the search engine spiders crawl the internet for content explains Phil Miranda, the bots do NOT crawl your email box, and with that being said you may have some pretty well written content in your spam box that is "loaded" with relevant content to help you in your niche market for let's say a blog post, or website update.

Below is an example of a "spam email" Phil Miranda received on July 14, 2012.

"After months of testing and tweaking,
we believe it's finally ready for public consumption.


It's ready for you to step into the driver's seat and see
what kind of automated profit windfalls this software can
create in your bank account.


It will build your entire site including themes and
the latest plug-ins, all 100% on autopilot.


Once set up, it will go to work building up multiple
income streams in up to 40 different niches simultaneously.
We're adding more niches all the time."

Now when utilizing this strategy states Phil, be certain that you run a search on some of the "keywords" within the context of the email to make sure it's not showing up on some forum somewhere, where the bots can crawl, and also make sure that you change a few words around to suit your content needs.

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