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hello everyone,
I built my new affiliate website as blog one, and I create a content for user experience and seo strategy, but you know what ?
I think its boring and take alot of time to create content .. is there anything ok take my time but not boring to make money ! any advice please
 
If writing content is boring for you, try Youtube.
 
If writing content is boring for you, try Youtube.
I'm trying to find another thing, ok if affiliate marketing what is there any merhod ?
ok digital marketing but what ?
 
Yeah I get that - writing blog content can be a bit of a drag sometimes.
If it’s not really your thing, maybe try something like short-form content (TikTok, reels) + affiliate. Less writing, more testing, and it might keep things more fun.
 
tough to say, what's boring to you may be entertaining to others.

figure what you yourself like to do, so you won't be boring
 
hello everyone,
I built my new affiliate website as blog one, and I create a content for user experience and seo strategy, but you know what ?
I think its boring and take alot of time to create content .. is there anything ok take my time but not boring to make money ! any advice please
You want fun, and better bang for your buck? Buy a second hand wacom drawing monitor, and make meme animations on youtube, draw that meme stuff into merch that you sell on 3rd party and your own t-shirt sites. If you still want the website route. I can only say from what I'm doing, try interactive web applications instead of blogs. (I dumped every single blog I have for an IWA) That means you can build a viral website app from a idea, like a mini game or menu driven animation content thing. That is better for visitors to enjoy and for you to build.

Let your front end be spectacular, and your backend just a simple WordPress-driven API content database that gets called underneath the fancy decoration and furnishings.
 
Totally get where you're coming from — long-form content can be a grind, especially when you're not passionate about the niche. If you're looking for something less content-heavy but still profitable, maybe look into automating browser tasks — like managing multiple accounts for campaigns, testing sign-up flows, or simple scraping gigs. Doesn’t require writing tons of blog posts and still has demand if done right.
 
You can try 1-minute review videos on TikTok or YouTube Shorts with your affiliate link. Or make a simple PDF template and sell it on Gumroad for easy passive income.
 
Totally get where you're coming from — long-form content can be a grind, especially when you're not passionate about the niche. If you're looking for something less content-heavy but still profitable, maybe look into automating browser tasks — like managing multiple accounts for campaigns, testing sign-up flows, or simple scraping gigs. Doesn’t require writing tons of blog posts and still has demand if done right.
how to start it give me more information about this please ?
 
hello everyone,
I built my new affiliate website as blog one, and I create a content for user experience and seo strategy, but you know what ?
I think its boring and take alot of time to create content .. is there anything ok take my time but not boring to make money ! any advice please
If you find blogging boring, may be make money online is not for you.
 
You can try short-form videos like TikTok or Reels in promoting affiliate products in more enjoyable way.
 
Stop wasting time building blogs just to rank on SE. Its a very long process to see results. People these days have very short attention span and prefer to watch bite sized videos on social media.
 
You want fun, and better bang for your buck? Buy a second hand wacom drawing monitor, and make meme animations on youtube, draw that meme stuff into merch that you sell on 3rd party and your own t-shirt sites. If you still want the website route. I can only say from what I'm doing, try interactive web applications instead of blogs. (I dumped every single blog I have for an IWA) That means you can build a viral website app from a idea, like a mini game or menu driven animation content thing. That is better for visitors to enjoy and for you to build.

Let your front end be spectacular, and your backend just a simple WordPress-driven API content database that gets called underneath the fancy decoration and furnishings.
ok, could I use interactive web application in my affiliate marketing ? and how for many products I promote ?
 
ok, could I use interactive web application in my affiliate marketing ? and how for many products I promote ?
Yes, it will give you teh chance if you can go at least semi viral for lots of people to see your ads, and you can make them appear how you want in your own IWA, none of this side bar, or above post breadcrumb nonsense, make your add stand out and be where you want it to be for maximum impact. With my IWAs (I have my first to start in December) I plan to have a paywall, so for extra interactivity, and fun, people have to pay a small fee to sign up, and join my list. Otherwise. I don't want them on my site talking up resources! (they can't because with a good IWA, you can limit easily the fun they have on the front end, with features that they will love onc they sign up, and you already programmed them in the back end.

You have the ability to use apis, with things like merch to sell canvas art, or t-shirts, or other things, (playing cards I've seen before too) And please for the love of life, don't ask me what to make one about! :) The point is you make them as crazy and fun, and virally potential as possible.

With a blog you might eventually start to get 100 views at best a day when you start and for a couple of years after that, depending on what niche you pick. With an IWA you can get that on a bad day, and scale up to thousands of visits per day as your site gets shared by others on social for not being another run of the mill blog. But an interactive learning and content delivery platform, then they'll surely sign up understanding that you put quality work into an unusual web application, and you'll carve a place in their emotions, with the element of fun.

Plan out your IWA well. Get all your graphical assets from somewhere cheap and first-class like Freepik, as they have millions of vector quality assets. Use a quality ide to program those assets inside a javascript web app for example. Or even use godot to build a fun interactive game. that has a 2d and 3d engine that can be exported to html/js too.

A blog takes like 30 minutes to setup. Thats why they don't get views mostly, the bar is too low. How many people are developing rich IWA's though? They take days of planning, and months of work. Yet, they are like the supercharged, multi-talented muscle robot for your American football team! lol

People generally don't care for the ordinary. They want the extra ordinary! Go get 'em tiger! :D
 
how to start it give me more information about this please ?
Yeah, you can automate tasks like login, form filling, captcha solving using a browser that mimics real users. No full coding needed — just describe the steps. Works great for account stuff, scraping, or bypassing basic blocks. Let me know what you’re trying to do, I’ll point you to the right direction.
 
Yes, it will give you teh chance if you can go at least semi viral for lots of people to see your ads, and you can make them appear how you want in your own IWA, none of this side bar, or above post breadcrumb nonsense, make your add stand out and be where you want it to be for maximum impact. With my IWAs (I have my first to start in December) I plan to have a paywall, so for extra interactivity, and fun, people have to pay a small fee to sign up, and join my list. Otherwise. I don't want them on my site talking up resources! (they can't because with a good IWA, you can limit easily the fun they have on the front end, with features that they will love onc they sign up, and you already programmed them in the back end.

You have the ability to use apis, with things like merch to sell canvas art, or t-shirts, or other things, (playing cards I've seen before too) And please for the love of life, don't ask me what to make one about! :) The point is you make them as crazy and fun, and virally potential as possible.

With a blog you might eventually start to get 100 views at best a day when you start and for a couple of years after that, depending on what niche you pick. With an IWA you can get that on a bad day, and scale up to thousands of visits per day as your site gets shared by others on social for not being another run of the mill blog. But an interactive learning and content delivery platform, then they'll surely sign up understanding that you put quality work into an unusual web application, and you'll carve a place in their emotions, with the element of fun.

Plan out your IWA well. Get all your graphical assets from somewhere cheap and first-class like Freepik, as they have millions of vector quality assets. Use a quality ide to program those assets inside a javascript web app for example. Or even use godot to build a fun interactive game. that has a 2d and 3d engine that can be exported to html/js too.

A blog takes like 30 minutes to setup. Thats why they don't get views mostly, the bar is too low. How many people are developing rich IWA's though? They take days of planning, and months of work. Yet, they are like the supercharged, multi-talented muscle robot for your American football team! lol

People generally don't care for the ordinary. They want the extra ordinary! Go get 'em tiger! :D
Can you give me some example of any IWA you have come across (that is not yours ofcourse) ;)
 
Can you give me some example of any IWA you have come across (that is not yours ofcourse) ;)
yeah sure, my favorite is an old one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agar.io

It doesn't have to be as sophisticated as this, but it's an early incarnation of it. They sold in-game merchandise and advertising.

I can't remember other ones I've seen as I haven't seen any for a while TBH. There are fewer and fewer people using Adobe Animate(flash), which is a classic simple IWA maker. (although a bit noobish compared to modern programming methods)

The methods I've outlined to build IWAs (as far as I know) is to have either a content driven system, where clicking on animated characters or icons give you the text of the article, in a readable format. Or an menu driven one where each menu choice is like a small mini game of choice, and each animation and interaction fires with the progression of the menu. One is for giving old blogs steroids, and the other is to capitalize on gamifying trends.

Both methods can have a backend paywall for mailing list of new content updates, and available related merch.
 
yeah sure, my favorite is an old one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agar.io

It doesn't have to be as sophisticated as this, but it's an early incarnation of it. They sold in-game merchandise and advertising.

I can't remember other ones I've seen as I haven't seen any for a while TBH. There are fewer and fewer people using Adobe Animate(flash), which is a classic simple IWA maker. (although a bit noobish compared to modern programming methods)

The methods I've outlined to build IWAs (as far as I know) is to have either a content driven system, where clicking on animated characters or icons give you the text of the article, in a readable format. Or an menu driven one where each menu choice is like a small mini game of choice, and each animation and interaction fires with the progression of the menu. One is for giving old blogs steroids, and the other is to capitalize on gamifying trends.

Both methods can have a backend paywall for mailing list of new content updates, and available related merch.
Thank you! This will keep me busy for a while :)
 
Totally get you! If writing feels like a drag, try YouTube faceless videos, TikTok affiliate promos, or even Pinterest + AI tools for content. Still takes time, but way less boring — and the money’s real if you stay consistent.
 
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