Pinterest is a search engine, and I have proof. Why is this important? It’s important because it means you cans top obsessing over Google traffic (if you want to). Sure, Google is the biggest game in town, but it’s not the only one. Plus, even if you are a rockstar at ranking in Google, if […]
This “Buy” Keyword Gets Me 4,000 Page Views Per Month
One of my personal crusades in the affiliate marketing space is figuring out what actually works. One piece of advice I received in the past, and assumed was true, was that you should avoid “buy” keywords with the content you publish. In other words, you’re wasting your time if you try to rank for something […]
How Many Visits Per Day or Per Month is “Good”?
I often get asked the following question by other Webmasters and just people in general, how many visits per day or per month is “good”? Well, there’s no exact number because it depends on your situation. Every niche or industry is different. How good you are at converting your visitors into paying customers will determine […]
How To Get Traffic To Your Affiliate Blog
Traffic is massively important to you website. When your website gets traffic it means that real people are searching for stuff online and landing on your website because you have the answers. If you are a good writer and chose a niche topic you care about, it’s very likely that you will just naturally start […]
How I Went From 50,000 to 150,000 Monthly Visitors On My Affiliate Website
This post was originally a series of emails that I recycled for content on my blog. That’s why it’s written like an annoying email marketer instead of a blog post. I’m too lazy to fix it now. Why is it here if it sucks? It doesn’t suck. There’s some good info in here, and my […]
How To Write Product Reviews of Things You Don’t Own
When I started marketing online, I remember that one of the biggest hurdles my mind had to jump over was how to write reviews of so many products, when there was no way that I could own everything I wrote about. I simply couldn’t get on Amazon, spend $10,000 on toys, and then give my opinion on each of them.
It just didn’t make sense! How could I sell stuff when I didn’t own or really know anything about it?