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Well boys and girls, here it is. Proof that the program at WA is legit. I use a program called statcounter that tracks traffic to my site. I just noticed today I got my first visitor via google! This is an exciting day and truly shows how far things can come in a short amount of time.My site only has limited content at the moment, but KW focus is key. Thanks to Kyle for the awesome KW training and focus on low competition KW.Thanks for read, here's to good days ahead.-Justin P

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