"Link building vs. content marketing" arguments are pointless.
We all know the power of link building.
However, the biggest problem with content marketing is the fact that many people forget about the "marketing" part, so naturally it doesn't work.
Besides, it all depends on what you're doing...
I don't see why that would be forbidden. Many people, whether they do affiliate or they sell their own product, are using adwords that way and they don't get banned.
Wow, awesome work WP! Really glad for you. Without your thread, I'd be completely skeptical about doing my own thing :D
One question: what do you focus on when you write(order) articles? Do you want an article generally about your product, or maybe an article that outlines all the good sides of...
Yeah, I've seen account of one guy on 7search. Dude would have a conversion rate of 0.02%(if that much).
That's when I realized that 7search is probably one of those networks that works with pop ups and other annoying things.
Hey Leith, I read your post and it's awesome! I don't know why, but I find copywriting so powerful and awesome. There's just something about it, about A/B testing of every single aspect of it. I love how a copywriter can get inside someones head :D
Awesome for beginners!
I can bypass Facebook by linking the ad to my website and then using meta redirection I can send it to Amazon. But I'm not sure Amazon would allow it. That's what worries me.
But it doesn't matter, if it doesn't work out, I'll try making a website and then doing it like you. Hope you make a few...
***** is at it again. I feel sorry for people who fell for it, but seriously, who would even attempt this?
I have a crappy phone that I try to protect from scratches, water, falling on the ground, etc.
For me it's common sense.
I don't even know where to start with questions :(
My biggest concern at the moment is Amazon and its affiliate program.
I have no clue about SEO(except a bit about onpage SEO, which is not so effective) so I was thinking of selling Amazon products through PPC systems, like FB ads, Bing ads and...
This is an awesome idea! Though, I always think like this:
I pick this product because I like it.
If it's the food, I like the taste and I'm used to the price.
Sh*t, I just realized that I'm used to the price :D and probably I think that it's worth paying more if it tastes good.
Thanks for this...
Why not just say: "our competitor offers such and such features and the product is $150. We offer better features AND benefits and our price is $100."
Something like that maybe? That way your prospect thinks he's getting a better deal, for a better price, because you look better. Of course, no...
I wholeheartedly recommend BHW member Matthew Woodward's blog.
Since I'm new here, I'm not allowed to link you to his content. But check out his blog(he's #1 on Google for his name) and search for
"How link colour affects conversion split test results". Awesome stuff.
If I got this right, you want to have people give you their email BEFORE you show them anything.
Not sure if this could work. Well maybe it would, but only with a really targeted audience.
Have you researched your audience well?
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