punkcash
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TrafficLeaks - I'll just leave this here...good info on Forum traffic.
Okay. I will write it in the next week.
As a general thought, anyone who is still waiting will be much more likely to fail. It is not the right attitude.
I would have been better off charging for this information rather than giving it away for free in my main time, the attitude of a lot of people around here is very poor.
nice read. is this your website?TrafficLeaks - I'll just leave this here...good info on Forum traffic.
Probably a bad niche then.I leave a question.. If I post same link on the forum repeatedly, which make it looks like spam. Then my account and link would be blocked... The important is there are really not enough forums to post. Assume 10 forums.. Even if everyday post one forum with one link, it won't bring in enough traffic. How to do that? thanks
Probably a bad niche then.
Well, let's say you choose the smoothie blender niche.. There are tons of food and drink forums, plus you can post on hundreds of forums with women. Just choose a general niche, that everyone has in their home.Does you mean that you can find much more forums for your niche? As meathead's word, he assume 10 forums, if mean that it is enough to make money from just 10 froums?
probably was their's but who cares, that was a great demo to all who have been wondering how to link to a page from a forum without getting banned or in trouble, just providing helpful info by a long term member. That is how it is done, easy as that.nice read. is this your website?
I've got one more question about posting on forums.
I know that's the details but I think the devil’s in the detail
- If my post would looks like that: "I'm looking for XYZ. Bla bla bla, please help which product you think is better: X or maybe Y"
And X and Y are links to my blog. But of course on my blog I have homepage (with pillar articles and a few products in the text) and articles in style "Best 5 irons". So I don't have single product page. Should I still link to my homepage/best irons page in style like above? As in my opinion it doesn't look natural. Maybe something like "I saw here a few irons and from the description on the blog Y is the best for me, what do you think?" will be better?I'd appreciate any help and advices.
I leave a question.. If I post same link on the forum repeatedly, which make it looks like spam. Then my account and link would be blocked... The important is there are really not enough forums to post. Assume 10 forums.. Even if everyday post one forum with one link, it won't bring in enough traffic. How to do that? thanks
It would be best to link directly to a single product post especially if that is a product that you are really pushing to promote as the absolute best of the 5 irons. If you do not have a single product post, then it would be best to link to a comparison article that discusses both products X and Y. It is not necessary to link to the homepage unless the information that you are linking to can be easily found there. The more targeted your link is to the information that you are sending visitors to, the better.
So I'll try different types of answers both link to homepage as well subpages.
I just had my first item ordered, but not shipped. It says item is "currently unavailable". Me and my bad luck...
I will find the similar item and change the link. I guess it is a hustle for you guys with a lot of Amazon affiliate sites?
This is a very good idea. This way, you will have a variety of links to different pages/posts on your website. It is a very natural way to link and Google will see this relationship and relevance. If you have dozens of forum posts (from a variety of forums) all linking to your homepage, that would look a little out of balance. It you have dozens of forum posts (again, from a variety of forums) linking to a mixture of individual posts and/or your homepage, this would look way more natural and help boost your rankings later.
Take a look around BHW for information on website structure using a pillar article and posts. There is some really good information on the subject and there is in-depth discussion of linking and the use of anchor text. This gets into the scope of on-page SEO as well. Basically, if you have a well written pillar article with links to your post articles and those post articles are linked to from outside sources (forum posts, social media, web 2.0s, etc.), everything will work together to boost your rankings.
nice read. is this your website?
Keep plugging away, you will have success as long as you follow several key elements. If I may ask a question, where are you unsuccessful with this? Are you not getting visitors to your website through forums? Are they coming in but not clicking over to Amazon? Are they clicking over to Amazon but not making a purchase?
If you can answer these questions for me, I'm sure someone reading this thread will be able to help you - including me! There are many in your boat for sure and many that could use a little help but are afraid to ask.