Hi,
I'm doing some keyword research for a post that I've already decided I want to write about, but in doing the research I got some confusing results.
With Jaxxy,
I'm a little confused over a keyword result, not sure about?
Hi,
I'm doing some keyword research for a post that I've already decided I want to write about, but in doing the research I got some confusing results.
With Jaxxy,
All things considered, if you are passionate with what you came up with, although not to the spec you should go for it because one never know what can happen moving forward... Withal, here is something to whet your appetite... Creating a Long Tail Keyword Step 4: How To Find A Good Long Tail Keyword
Hi
I've been working through those teqchiqes for my research, but it's the results that get a little more confusing as I work it through.
All results seem to point to the single keyword as being the best for AVG and QSR.
Everything else that I add and keep the keyword making sense, the QSR goes very high, and the AVG goes down further.
It seems that this keyword just does not like to play with other words properly :)
Thanks
Frank
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Kyle does mention not to leave money on the table by joining the affiliate programs of programs that you are reviewing-even if it's a negative review, because people may be det
There are many different networks a program could be on, so don't just look at Clickbank. Are you only reviewing "make money" programs, or are you reviewing actual products?
Thanks Jeannine
I'm doing a bit of both for reviews, platforms that fall in the make money niche, and actual products and tools that can assist affiliate marketers.
Thanks Bill,
Just trying to avoid enrolling in every marketing program just to develop a review post. As long as I've done the research on the program I want to review, why enrol in it, if they are also available in Clickbank and others.
Frank
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As kyle says, don't leave money on the table-a question?
Kyle does mention not to leave money on the table by joining the affiliate programs of programs that you are reviewing-even if it's a negative review, because people may be det
There are many different networks a program could be on, so don't just look at Clickbank. Are you only reviewing "make money" programs, or are you reviewing actual products?
Thanks Jeannine
I'm doing a bit of both for reviews, platforms that fall in the make money niche, and actual products and tools that can assist affiliate marketers.
Thanks Bill,
Just trying to avoid enrolling in every marketing program just to develop a review post. As long as I've done the research on the program I want to review, why enrol in it, if they are also available in Clickbank and others.
Frank
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Hi Eveyone, I have two existing blogs; one is a personal blog where I post mostly humor and jokes I find and popular memes on the internet that I participate in, the other blog I
Do a blog post about how to build a website. "I'm sure some of you are wondering how to go about building your own website. It's easy..." Then you can point to training within WA about building a WP blog. That way you avoid the whole "affiliate marketing" topic altogether.
Obviously, affiliate is in the name, but there is so much training in here that isn't directly about marketing.
You could also talk about how you have used your web skills to generate extra income.
You may have other artists visiting that would like to know how to showcase their work. Maybe even set up a sales channel.
I would definitely space these posts out, so that you don't change the overall voice of your current sites. Just add a bit more of your personal story.
Another idea would be to create another marketing related blog, that you link to from your other sites. Keep the WA stuff on its own domain. You could even use one of the free siterubix domains to try that angle.
Thanks Scott. I am currently building a site through WA (by following the Bootcamp Course) which I am trying to create a resource site for people that do want to learn to draw. This one I'm designing to market, and will link with my art blog, but because it's starting out as a business type blog, WA (and my journey through it) will be intrinsic to the site. I just hope I don't create a redundancy (in content) while doing so.
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Hi Eveyone, I have two existing blogs; one is a personal blog where I post mostly humor and jokes I find and popular memes on the internet that I participate in, the other blog I
Do a blog post about how to build a website. "I'm sure some of you are wondering how to go about building your own website. It's easy..." Then you can point to training within WA about building a WP blog. That way you avoid the whole "affiliate marketing" topic altogether.
Obviously, affiliate is in the name, but there is so much training in here that isn't directly about marketing.
You could also talk about how you have used your web skills to generate extra income.
You may have other artists visiting that would like to know how to showcase their work. Maybe even set up a sales channel.
I would definitely space these posts out, so that you don't change the overall voice of your current sites. Just add a bit more of your personal story.
Another idea would be to create another marketing related blog, that you link to from your other sites. Keep the WA stuff on its own domain. You could even use one of the free siterubix domains to try that angle.
Thanks Scott. I am currently building a site through WA (by following the Bootcamp Course) which I am trying to create a resource site for people that do want to learn to draw. This one I'm designing to market, and will link with my art blog, but because it's starting out as a business type blog, WA (and my journey through it) will be intrinsic to the site. I just hope I don't create a redundancy (in content) while doing so.
See more comments
All things considered, if you are passionate with what you came up with, although not to the spec you should go for it because one never know what can happen moving forward... Withal, here is something to whet your appetite... Creating a Long Tail Keyword Step 4: How To Find A Good Long Tail Keyword
Hi
I've been working through those teqchiqes for my research, but it's the results that get a little more confusing as I work it through.
All results seem to point to the single keyword as being the best for AVG and QSR.
Everything else that I add and keep the keyword making sense, the QSR goes very high, and the AVG goes down further.
It seems that this keyword just does not like to play with other words properly :)
Thanks
Frank