This Brand New Covert Tracking Tool Software Lets You Spy on Your Website Visitors

Have you ever wondered what people are doing when they view your
website?

Imagine being able to see what parts of your sales copy visitors read or not, and where they spend the longest time reading, as well as where they click or where they leave your page.

Well, this new covert tracking tool software allows you this ability and it's all on an easy to read hot/cold graph so you can analyze what parts of your site you need to change and/or improve for better results and conversion rates.

If you're a copywriter who's trying to beat a control piece, this new tool will tell you exactly what to do to get better conversions. If you're an internet marketer who writes your own website sales pages and want to get better results, this new software will be an excellent investment in your online business.

If you've been doing traditional split testing this covert tracking tool will eliminate a lot of the guesswork so you can streamline your results.


With all of the great features of this new tracking tool software and the money and time it will save you to get better results from your website, it's hard to believe anyone could possibly say anything bad against it ---

However, as with anything new, there's 2 opposing views

1) You shouldn't use it – it's an invasion of privacy
2) It's a perfectly legitimate part of marketing

Before I tell you which side I'm on ... lets examine what is going on.

First and foremost there's nothing underhanded in this technique. Finding out what your market wants is a vital part of marketing.

It's been so since the first primitive man realized he could sell his clubs to other members in his tribe. How did he know they needed the clubs? By observation. Then it was just a matter of selling them the benefits of his club over other implements being used.

So, if observing others is a crime... then the whole human race is guilty.

Some, though, feel observing what your market does while looking at your sales copy on their computer is an invasion of privacy. Many of these people happily use other forms of tracking software though!

So, where's this new covert marketing tool different? It tracks what people do within each page. You can see what parts are being read, and which aren't. You can see where they leave and where they convert, either an order page link, Adsense link or something else within your website.

So the intelligence that's gathered gives you instant feedback on what works, or doesn't work on your sales page. Changing copy so it sells better to your market is no longer guesswork. You'll know exactly what to change so your market has a better, more emotionally rewarding experience.

If you do this.. your sales will improve out of sight.

It probably feels like an invasion of privacy because of the way this software interprets the information gathered. It is so simple to understand.

However, as far as I'm concerned... it's no more an invasion of privacy than any other form of tracking.

I believe this intelligence gathering tool is something I just had to put into my marketing arsenal. It comes with some great cheat sheets for fixing copy that isn't working as well as it should. I've even started to use them when I write new advertising copy, especially the headline cheat sheet.

As for you... do yourself the favor of checking this out before you make up your mind - or before too many people raise such a commotion about the "invasion of privacy" issue the author of this amazing new software tool decides to take it off the market.

You can click on the following link to check out this amazing new Covert Tracking Tool Software for yourself.


Regards,

Scott Thomas
Editor, Sneaky Secrets
http://www.SneakySecrets.com