What Are Your Frequently Asked Questions?
Hey everyone,
Episode 30 of my podcast is due next week, and since it's a big episode (I feel like 30 is a milestone) I wanted to do an FAQ type episode, and go through the 30 most frequently asked questions people have about affiliate marketing.
I could probably think of a good 20 myself, but I'm curious what the community has to ask, so if you want me to cover your question in my next episode, write it below, and I'll get to it in the episode.
Cheers!
Note: These questions can be as newbie or advanced as you want.
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How soon can I make money with affiliate marketing.
How do I rank quickly or with ease for my articles.
What is the most important thing to focus on while building your affiliate website.
How do I get someone to do the work for me so I can only focus on what gives max gain.
What if I don't want to write my own articles.
Ey there Dom... when and what time next week???
A question I have is: What are the 4 or 5 most important UX points to nail down for a layout and building of a website?
I'm always asking myself: how can turn “my new customer” into “a returning customer”?
I've been in sales for 8 years now and I know the first sale is the most difficult to achieve, once they buy from you, just provide a good service...
Some others:
“Am I providing a good user experience?”
“Is my site easy to navigate?”
“Is my affiliate product of good value to my audience?”
Hi,
Here are my questions.
1. Am I getting any traffic to my site.
2. Am I ranking on the first page in Google.
3. Did I earn any commissions today.
4. Do I need to write additional content.
5. Do I need to update any SEO on my home page.
These are mine. I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
George
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I had a quick look and I think the others have pretty well covered the topics.
One I have a serious interest in.
It is my belief that we should try all the aspects of this business before considering outsourcing any part of it. This is to be able to judge on the needs and the quality of the outsourced work.
What do you think?
Sorry to pitch it that way round but the context is important.
Great question, will answer it in today's episode