Redesigning my WA Review form -To add software automation
In one of our training sessions we are asked to write a review which I had planned to about the now revised 7 day free starter trial and ending of the $19 Wealthy Affiliate Premium program.
However, as I looked at numerous reviews on line, and the WA review template, I thought "Nope this does not answer what I would ask from a technical perspective.
I also wanted to make the reviews more interesting by reviewing trusted reviewers posted that were FOR and controversially AGAINST.
With this in mind and still keeping the essence of the WA template, I have designed 2 review templates:
- General Purpose Review - Research several reviews and partially tested platform as free trial
- Tapfiliate
- Post Affiliate Pro
- Test Drive Review - Researched For & Against Controversial Reviewers and tested platform as a paid member
- Wealthy Affiliate ( This is still being reviewed)
What does it take to become a successful affiliate marketer reviewer?
First, find an affiliate marketing platform that you can test drive preferably free to then review and access:
- Core features
- Software Automation/Integration
- Pricing
- Training
- Device/Platform
- Customer Support
- Customer Reviews
- Pros & Cons
- Conclusion
Make sure that you have either experience of a similar nature or research other current reviews of similar competitors so that you can compare your results.
Why implement Automation in Affiliate Marketing?
As the affiliate marketing competition increases , it makes sense to have a marketing strategy in place and this is where having an automation software or integration in place that can optimize your program gives you the edge and to stand out by optimizing your own unique processes to help:
- improve brand awareness
- drive traffic
- boost sales.
As the competition tightens, it is highly recommended that you equip your affiliate marketing strategy with the appropriate automation software. Read more by going to my profile
Affiliate gives much food for thought :-)
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Can I ask why we have the link function in our blog if we cannot do the following "we cannot really include website links where readers are required to go to an external website to "read more" or "watch". All of the content must be self contained within the post itself. And that clause is included within the Official posting guidelines at WA (You may check for yourself, by searching the magnifying glass top menu"
Thanks Mel. I'm wondering why an alert function is not added to our blog function when newbies accidentally violate a Community guideline. Then this stops links being posted that shouldn't be.
Don't know if you have seen Kyle's latest blog post UPDATE: A Fresh New Look at the Starter Membership Less is MORE. Starter Training Update. There will also be changes upcoming, however I would wait up on Kyle's official notices regarding those, now the new starters are no long bound by the 7 days of communications to the platform, they can in fact communicate indefinitely.
Something else worth noting here, we cannot really include website links where readers are required to go to an external website to "read more" or "watch". All of the content must be self contained within the post itself. And that clause is included within the Official posting guidelines at WA (You may check for yourself, by searching the magnifying glass top menu.
This is good to know thank you, does this include links to our WA hosted websites
Something else worth noting here, we cannot really include website links where readers are required to go to an external website to "read more" or "watch". All of the content must be self contained within the post itself. And that clause is included within the Official posting guidelines at WA (You may check for yourself, by searching the magnifying glass top menu""
You can include your website links on your profile space where it says add or edit links, however someone has to be networked with you to be able to see the links.
Starters cannot see the links in this instance.
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Thanks the Abie, I sent a message to Carson, had not realised he was the WA computer geek.
I have taken the links out of my blog and added them to my profile like how Carson has done to his , I just need to link them :-)
Awesomeness and great input here.