Hi everyone, I am writing this post to ask for your help. I have a website completely dedicated to Amazon Associate program. It is a site that today generates about 400 $ per month in commissions. I'm not complaining but I would like to work full time to generate more traffic and above all more commissions.
What I would like to do is find a direction to follow and adopt two strategies to develop the site even more.
First strategy: through the search console I am looking for the best positioned keywords with a purchase search intent around which create cluster articles to push them even higher.
Second strategy (and this is where I need your help): understand which pages of my site make the most and try to improve them if possible to increase traffic and conversions. The point is: how can I understand which pages are performing best? Which ones generate more commissions? Is there a way to do this? Are there any specific guides on the internet where I can read up on?
Regarding the management of affiliate links, I use the AAWP plugin and only use a single "traking id" for all the links I have placed on the site (images, links and product descriptions).
Thanks for any suggestions I will receive from you.
What I would like to do is find a direction to follow and adopt two strategies to develop the site even more.
First strategy: through the search console I am looking for the best positioned keywords with a purchase search intent around which create cluster articles to push them even higher.
Second strategy (and this is where I need your help): understand which pages of my site make the most and try to improve them if possible to increase traffic and conversions. The point is: how can I understand which pages are performing best? Which ones generate more commissions? Is there a way to do this? Are there any specific guides on the internet where I can read up on?
Regarding the management of affiliate links, I use the AAWP plugin and only use a single "traking id" for all the links I have placed on the site (images, links and product descriptions).
Thanks for any suggestions I will receive from you.