Utilize these Google sites to get a Lot More Google Traffic for Free

All of these sites are owned by Google:

1. Google News
2. Google Images
3. Google Sitemap
4. Google Video
5. Google Base
6. Google Product Search (Froogle)
7. Google Groups
8. Google Book Search
9. Blogger
10. Google Docs
11. Feedburner
12. Google Notebook
13. Orkut
14. Google Page Creator
15. YouTube
16. Google Alerts
17. Google Analytics
18. Google Trends
19. Jaiku
20. Google Sites

1. Google News
    - If your site gets approved as a google news site, you'll get a tonne of traffic. So if your blog/site is a good resource for google news then feel free to submit it.
2. Google Images
   - Get traffic exposure from Google Images. To optimize your images, ensure you use the alt tag to your images and describe your image. 
3. Google Sitemap
   - Will show you if your site is indexed by google, but will also help Google index your site.
4. Google Video
   - Google Video is a free Video sharing website
5. Google Base
   - Online database provided by Google into which any user can add almost any type of content, such as text, images, and structured information in formats like XML, PDF, Excel, RTF, Word Perfect, etc. which works in conjunction with Google Search.
6. Google Product Search (Froogle)
   - Google Product Search is one of the primary ways for people to look for products they are interested in buying.
7. Google Groups
   - Google provides two distinct kinds of groups: traditional Usenet groups, and non-Usenet groups that are more similar to mailing lists.
8. Google Book Search
   - Google Book Search allows public-domain works and other out-of-copyright material to be downloaded in PDF format. Science of Getting Rich is there so you can add that to your library and add your own reviews to it, etc.
9. Blogger
   - Google owns blogger.
10. Google Docs
    - Upload your Re-Brandable PDF Docs here, as well as Powerpoint presentations and Word documents.
11. Feedburner
    - FeedBurner provides custom RSS feeds and management tools to bloggers & podcasters. Published feeds are modified in several ways, including automatic links to Digg and del.icio.us, and "splicing" information from multiple feeds.
12. Google Notebook
    - Google Notebook is an interactive scratch pad for any visited web pages, offering to collect web findings within the browser window.
13. Orkut
    - Another social networking site, but owned by Google.
14. Google Page Creator
    - Will creating a Google Page and referring to your websites boost your Google Pagerank? I intend to find out. See also Google Pages Tips.
15. YouTube
    - Yep, Google owns YouTube now.. you'll notice that YouTube videos come up first in Google Search results so use it to your advantage :)
16. Google Alerts
    - I use Google Alerts to find out how my websites are doing.. for instance, I added "Leverage the secret" to my alerts, and then as I post to the various sites, I can get notified when "google" finds them and therefore indexes them.
17. Google Analytics
    - I use Google Analytics the same way except I get to know where all my visitors are coming from, how long they spend at my site, which pages they click on, etc. From this, I'll be able to know where I should concentrate my efforts.. ie which of my advertising is working.
18. Google Trends
    - Google Trends is a tool from Google Labs that shows the most popularly searched terms. Use this to find popular search terms related to SGR.
19. Jaiku
    Create your own microblog and connect with your friends. Post from the Web, by SMS, or from desktop clients. Add comments, use icons, link Webfeeds.
20. Google Sites
    - Currently in Beta, but should be good! It's like Wikipedia but it looks sweeter :) And you can control who has access to change your pages.