Archive for the ‘Content’ Category
Looking for Guest Bloggers
I just have to admit this to myself. Currently, I have no time to write posts for this blog, no matter how much I want to. So I am looking for help from you, my readers.
I am looking for guest bloggers. The topic matter could be anything I cover on this blog, anything that somehow relates to affiliate marketing. Any of the following will be accepted: basics of affiliate marketing, seo, link building, niche blogging, article marketing, pay per click and the list goes on.
ArticleApps for Article Marketing
Article Marketing has taken a lot of twists and turns over the last few years. I was marketing via articles before the term “Article Marketing” was used. It was a gold mine back then. Take one article, submit it to hundreds of sites and get links back to your own. Then repeat. There was much of an issue with duplicate content.
Now the landscape is a little different. Sending the same article to hundreds of different directories may not help that much. Once Google notices that they are all the same article, some of the pages containing these articles will be devalued. It won’t hurt you, but it won’t help you either. Your link won’t count.
Keeping the Content Coming on a Niche Blog
Let’s face it, most of us so not have time to keep a constant flow of posts going to a network of blogs. I am getting better at writing my own content, but I do this part time. The most posts I have published in one day was five and that took some work. Throw a post in that needs a bit of research and editing and posting gets harder.
Using Articles To Increase Conversion Rates On Affiliate Promotions
It’s not what you think, this one is a little bit different so read on…
One major problem that people face as an affiliate marketer is that not enough online merchants know how to sell a product. You know what I mean right?
It’s easy to drive traffic to a merchant’s page, but once they get there, there’s not a lot we can do to secure the sale. If the merchant can’t close the deal properly for us, it’s bye bye ROI.