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vendors own page is just the landing page but without affiliate info so they get the sale. If you are promoting the same product, send the vendor a message and ask how you can do what that person is doing.

~500% ROI linking directly to the offer...? I've been doing something wrong :smash:

Is it possible you landed on the vendors own page? Did you go to checkout to see if an affiliate name showed up under affil id?

Long tails, google places, social media. Get the long tails and google places dealt with (shouldn't be too hard) than build them a strong social media presence if they don't already have one.

It will vary depending on the network. They track with cookies, pixels, and I'm sure have access to the referers. Probably other methods as well. If you are going to be promoting with a method that violates their TOS, URL shortner->301->offer to blank the original referer. If you TELL them you...

If they do not have a landing page/website, you must make one instead. You will get no conversions without it. Put yourself in the buyers shoes. Somehow, you were enticed to learn more about a product/service that is being offered. You go, trying to learn more about it and then you are...

OP, give me some good news can tell me you got some PR8 spots for rent :/ Pls PM me with position 1 for my site.

The dormant thing is kind of garbage. I can't remember where I saw it, but I once saw someone complaining about a few grand he had in an account slowly deteriorate away. He had his payout set at like 5k or something. Set your payout as low as possible and you don't really have to worry about it.

You say onpage SEO is already good? Silo the pages, PBN (that you make, not rent) to get some juice going..? That isn't professional advice, just speculative suggestion.

Domain auction sites. But, if you have are looking to do local SEO don't worry about links right now. Worry about citations and google places to start. There is a Local SEO section on the main forum that will probably be more beneficial for you.

IMO SEO telemarketing is to saturated. The office I use to work at received ~5 calls a day from various SEO call centers looking "to help make us visible to the search engines" and all sorts of other futile pitches.

Quality, not quantity. 1k radom backlinks will do you more harm than good if you don't have any BL profile as is. Only buy links if you are OK with your site crashing and burning eventually. I suggest buying a/some aged domains that already have some metrics, point that to your site and do any...

If you are a native english speaker, offer to write some content for someone in exchange for a domain.

That's a good point but you will lose lots of business since your average person is a non.ninja

Algorithms that give you a virtual representation of value. Back To The Future couldn't have ever imagined somethinglike this.