How to Use Your WA Affiliate Link Using WA Training Blogs or A Class on Your Website
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How to Use Your WA Affiliate Link Using WA Training Blogs or A Class on Your Website
Your Wealthy Affiliate links are a way to earn money from referring customers to this platform. You can learn more about this from the dollar $ icon at the top of your WA home page and copy your affiliate link to add to your website.
Let's say that you are promoting other products in your niche. You can add your Wealthy Affiliate link at the bottom of the page as an anchor text " I learned how to blog." You'll need to place your WA affiliate links if you're training for the Affiliate Bootcamp Training here at WA. For example, if you have a blog about the make money online niche. You could create an affiliate link to one of WA's training and earn a commission when someone upgrades to Premium and Premium Plus. You can place your WA affiliate links about a class you watched or are training from WA blog posts, social media posts, email marketing (autoresponder), and other places where it is appropriate.
Let's pretend I want to write a blog article on How to Create a YoutubeShort Training on my WordPress website.
First, I will search and type in the search box at WA and type how to create a YouTube short. I will see different links, click the title, and it will lead me to Isreal17's profile page. He did a training about this. Aha, now I can use this in my blog postbox.
I want to copy only some of what he wrote ( Google frowns on duplicate content). I want to show my readers about this training. You and I might ask how do I do this?
I'll include some screenshots to see how you and I can create this. Without further ado, I have it here for you.
ScreenShot 1:
Do you see the Affiliate box with the link icon at the top where the red arrow is? You go ahead and click that box,
Screenshot 2:
Please take a look at the red pen pointing to copy. You click copy which will be the full URL. Your WA affiliate link identification number will be at the end of the URL
Next, you will go to your WordPress site and draft your article.
Screenshot 3:
Let's pretend I drafted the article. I went through my introduction and the body. I decided to add more training information in the body of the article. I placed my WA affiliate link that I just copied from Screenshot 2 as an anchor text, as seen in "How to Create YouTube Shorts."
Next, I show you what your readers will see when they click on my WA affiliate link anchor text.
Screenshot 4:
You will wait a few seconds and then move your mouse cursor arrow to leave. What happens next is in Screenshot 5
Screenshot 5:
Aha, there is a pop-up window offering a FREE Starter Account. Your readers may be curious and want to see more of the training and might sign up as your referrals. They might close the box and leave, but at least the pop-up is there, and you just gained a referral when they signed up.
It is simple as that.
I hope this has been helpful to everyone.
Other Resources for you:
How to Properly Find Your Affiliate Link-URL has changed
Five Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Statistics Facts for Newbies
How to Build a Personal Brand Website For Your Affiliate Marketing Business
Please share feedback and likes. Thank you.
-BrendaMZ
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Thanks Brenda! Can you explain further what you mean by “Anchor text” please? Is that hyperlinking some text in a sentence?
How about taking a screenshot of Israel’s post (a portion of it), editing it with a CTA and inserting that in the blog or on the website (Sidebar for example) and linking the picture with WA affiliate link to the training?
Just asking as an additional possibility with a visual. 😎 is this concept frowned upon? I see it is a method other affiliate marketers use for their product ads.
It would be best if you did it in your own words. You do not want to do any duplicate content. You can take a few words out of the training to do that. I don't think you should take a screenshot because of copyright issues without asking permission first.
Please don't do that. It is not practical for search engine optimization (SEO).
You have the right idea of what an anchor text looks like. It's supposed to look like a naturally hyperlinking text that points to a specific web page you want your readers to go and read.
There are two ideas you can use for SEO. One way is to make it descriptive. Descriptive anchor texts are usually used to describe the topic of the link. The second way is to optimize your keyword-rich anchor texts for the search engines.
Suppose I am searching for something. If I type up a keyword that came from an anchor text, you will see that the site will show up in Google and it should rank and be higher in the search results. You will click that and read it.
Search Engine Land journal does this all the time. You see many articles use anchor texting. It benefits SEO. That is the reason why it makes sense to do it this way.
Could you please never do what you just said in your last sentence? Taking a screenshot, writing a call to action, and doing a Wa affiliate link is what I call "taking a shortcut" You will be penalized for that, you won't rank in the search engine besides that is not an effective way for SEO.
The only place I use on my sidebar is a banner that WA already provides. You can find that at the dollar sign click banners. That is more appropriate.
In my next training project. I will explain how using anchor texting benefits you in the long run for SEO.
Hi Jeff, thank you. I agree it's good information. I use this as a tool on my website for my WA affiliate links. This is beneficial for everyone.
Hi Mike,
Yeah, this post should be a training post rather than a blog post.
I realized the WA training steps is way more time-consuming than posting them on my WA blog.
I tested it out before and ran into technical issues. Nothing looked right. The photos kept moving at places where I did not want them to go.
Posting this on my blog took about 20 minutes; meanwhile, the training post took a long time to figure out. I ended up deleting it.
Next time, I will need to do a practice run and see if I can do this better when I have more time and patience.
Today, my patience wasn't there.
This is an idea to think about for my next project. Thanks for the encouragement.
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Hey Brenda,
Thanks for sharing this informative post with
the visuals:)
Sure, you are welcome. I am glad you liked the visuals.