Is there any way to know where the clicks come from? Probably using Google Analytics?
Oh good. Then it's pretty simple.Yes, I'm using WordPress.
Oh, cool! May I know where I can find the section to track all the incoming links? I looked everywhere on GA but I could't figure out.
Thank you so much for taking time replying to me.Oh good. Then it's pretty simple.
In GA, at the very top lick "Admin".
In left column click dropdown "Account". Then click "Create new account."
Give it a name for your reference, like "All My Xmas Toy Websites" (you can make as many "accounts" as you want; they're really just a way to group together different websites to help you keep them organized.)
Then fill-in "Website name" - like "My Amazon xmas toy site" or whatever.
Then URL. Choose an industry & timezone.
You can leave all 4 boxes at bottom unchecked for now I think.
Then click "Get tracking ID" -- accept the terms -- then copy the code that shows in the next screen. Starts with <script> & ends with </script>.
Then go to wordpress dashboard, Click "Appearance" then "Editor" then look for footer.php on far-right. Click that.
Then paste GA code right before </body> (near the bottom of the file). Note: if you're using a specialized wordpress theme like "Genesis" it's a different procedure. Let me know if this don't work.
That should do it. Sorry, Methadone. I should have opened a new thread for this. My bad.
Thank you so much for taking time replying to me.
I followed all these steps already, and configured GA on my website. What's the next step? I can view all the page views, sessions, etc. but not the the section where I can track all the incoming links.
Thanks again!
Obviously writing custom tailored comments for each post is ideal (but can get very tedious), but what if I have 5 - 10 comments in a notepad file and just copy and paste them on each comment? Would that defeat the purpose of SEO Jacking. The search engines won't index the comments if they are pasted on like 100+ different blogs/forums since it is duplicate content.
Any thoughts?
Obviously writing custom tailored comments for each post is ideal (but can get very tedious), but what if I have 5 - 10 comments in a notepad file and just copy and paste them on each comment? Would that defeat the purpose of SEO Jacking. The search engines won't index the comments if they are pasted on like 100+ different blogs/forums since it is duplicate content.
Any thoughts?
Got my first sale. Thanks again, Meathead!
ps: Anyone remember that review site I built a few months ago that I set up to prove this method works?
Well, it is now ranked in the top 10 for over a dozen keywords (mostly with "xyz review") and gets over 250 organic visitors a day. This is laser-targetted traffic.
I have not done any work on it for 2 months or so. It makes a minimum of $30 a day in affiliate sales now, all on auto-pilot.
Are you building other backlinks and doing other types of SEO or is this search engine traffic a result of the comment backlinks?
I only ask cause the sites that are giving me comment traffic haven't given many any additional SEO benefits.
No other SEO has been done on that site, just comments from backlinks on blogs etc.
It is important to note though, that your on-page SEO must be up to scratch. KW density and all the other factors count, as does the time your visitors spend on each page and their interaction (page wiews).
Just setting up a sh1tty site no-one wants to read and pointing links at it won't work - you need to write a good review.