Really depends on your budget. IMHO you either go for legit news sites and push out "branded" or "expert opinion" content there or look for sites that accept paid submissions in your niche. Posting laptop review article on movie site is a total waste of budget. There are plenty of marketplaces...
You would still need few paid tools IMO otherwise it's pretty big shot in the dark. Not impossible, but much harder.
Ideally, some keyword research tool - Ahrefs or Semrush, whichever is cheaper and gives you option to check SV and ideally analyze competition (I personally prefer Ahrefs). Then...
Second and third are pretty close. I would have gone with the second headline.
And ye, headline is everything. I cook mine, let them stew, give AI to chew, let them stew some more, mince few words around, think again, then start testing on real peeps :D
Agree with this, it's probably best pro-active thing to do to neg the neggers while you wait on your friends/etc to flag reviews and on Giggle to sort it out.
Have to be really polite and not to bite their heads of and s**t down their necks though. :D
According to my broadcasts, people check emails and read/open same email offers several times during up to 4 day period after sending.
Could be your audience/business specifics.
What are open rates?
I mean, everyone reads email - you get bills and other important stuff that you don't get on...
To everything said above I would like to add that also, if service and software is so very specific and complex and expensive, offer your services on your page to set things up for those who come read your manuals - a good manual is one thing, stuff done right for you for a honest fee is another...
It really depends on your audience. An average Keto-mom who just wants to drop few ten-pounds would not probably even know what that is so that's mute point.
Reddit/Warriorforum/BHW/GFY/etc is whole 'nother story though - not hiding them there, everyone expects it to be an aff link anyways and...
Meh, Tiesto & Dlerium Mix... sometimes Napalm Death, Sometimes Tori Amos and Kate Bush sometimes during late nights complete silencio... I guess it depends on the copy :D
I've seen a lot of tiny "shake" effects on buttons on some fairly prominent copywriter works. Grabs attention away from whatever you do to the button but just once.
I'd not worry too much about button animation - that's finetuning and in the realm of diminishing returns and IMHO won't be the...
ever heard of search on YT - there are tons of elementor and other page builder how to video's... even detailed videos on how to launch e-commerce and other stuff.
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