Recent content by Tom Green

Twitter is REALLY about real people. If you favorite author is sharing an Amazon link to his book - sure. If you saw I talked about Game of Thrones and decided to use your 140 characters ( and NOT being familiar with me) to spam me with an Amazon link for the book - I'll report it as spam, and...

15 articles a month is great for a 1 person site. Throw in some shorter snippets into the mix, accept guest bloggers, open yourself to sharing articles of others that you've found useful (no shame in spreading the love), especially non-blogger, non-competitor sites. For example, if you have a...

Set up another site, using the other method, for a different keyword. Can't have the cake and eat it too. Worst case scenario, you'll make more money from ANOTHER site :)

Try 1 better - do an A/B testing of homepage with localizer/pretty links. Give it a shot for 7 or 14 days, keep the version that works better for you. Or is your fear that Google might lower your ranking due the affiliate links?

A. Nothing against elance.com, I don't think that's the issue here. B. It's not only legitimate to be a PPC manager, it makes all the sense in the world - you don't have to put up your own money to run campaigns. C. When you run your campaigns and there's possibility for feedback, you would want...

That's easy, try some other networks and explain your issue. Find a network that will have a media buyer that can respond to your inquiries. If you're too "small" for 1 network, you're a "big fish" for a smaller network. Eventually, you'll find one. Also, you can try to find a smarter SSP...

That's understood, hence the ability to PM or use Skype.

I think that once you KNOW which direction a company wants to head, even if they shift their opinion based on pressure, they'll quickly revert to their original intent. Nothing speaks louder than $$$. I wouldn't buy an xbox one not now, and not in a year. Reward the right people, whether it's...

Nerow turns out to be a savvy PPC marketer :) From some questions I got, I see that RPC is the parameter most people go with. I always look mostly at the profit margin, with arbitrage. You can expect a minimum of 30%-40% margin even on the higher bids.

Regarding an LLC, that's the easy part, just head over to legalzoom.com, it's what they do. Regarding the lawn niche, you can try www.greenfingers.com

If you're into the electronics part of Amazon, you can conveniently switch over to http://dx.com/affiliate/Login They have great gadgets and they monetize the customers very well, basically remarketing, etc.

Hit us up, you can contact me or Martin via Skype or e-mail, we'd love to chat and have you on board. You can also PM me here.

The usual mishap - someone's paying them for Clicks, while getting a lot of free views. You're losing traffic that could be monetized better. Sad amounts, but regardless, smaller ones than you could be getting. What you need to find is a smaller, niche ad network, that caters to the niche your...

I wouldn't rely on Viglink too much: A. You want to have control over which ads, placement of ads and content of ads your visitors see. Especially for a highly organic linking, such as having a Book review Blog not being strewn with links, but just have the link to that book on Amazon in an...

How much of your monthly income was coming from Amazon affiliation?