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My website topic is to-the-point and I have about 5 pages of supporting info. Adding more pages to it will dilute the message and be seen as filler, not adding value. I could a
John,
There are direct response marketing tools and platforms you can use in order to drive traffic in front of your products and services which do not require you to write a book or to blog.
Please PM me if you are interested in finding out more.
Wish you great success here at WA and in all of your other undertakings.
Blessings!
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Can I generate traffic without writing a 300-page book?
My website topic is to-the-point and I have about 5 pages of supporting info. Adding more pages to it will dilute the message and be seen as filler, not adding value. I could a
Plenty. I'm guessing you're selling a service? Even in that, there's value in good copywritten text working for you 24/7. Aside from blogging or "writing a book" as you've called it, there are:
- Press releases
- PR
- Social media Marketing
- Paid ads
- Podcasting
- Video marketing
- Promo product advertising
- Traditional sales
- Solo ads
and many other options to drive traffic
The question of which is most effective depends on your goals, your target audience, and your budget.
Wealthy Affiliate teaches you to start by building your own assets to the point where they're valuable to the market, get them noticed with SEO, then to layer other things (beginning with social media and paid search ads) onto that.
Thanks for your reply! I'm simply pointing people to a great product that they can purchase from the original MVNO and from Amazon. My site (in my profile) explains the technical ins and outs to give them confidence to proceed and purchase if they so wish. I would get the affiliate commission. Yes, please, but I wouldn't be spendy. I'd start with zero-cost approaches and work up from there if warranted.
Interesting. Well, hopefully I've answered your question. I've tried several marketing plans, but my favorite startup low-cost marketing plan is what's taught here.
Calculate the pros and cons of other options. You can eventually layer many things like larger businesses do. Best wishes in choosing the best fit for your business.
John,
There are direct response marketing tools and platforms you can use in order to drive traffic in front of your products and services which do not require you to write a book or to blog.
Please PM me if you are interested in finding out more.
Wish you great success here at WA and in all of your other undertakings.
Blessings!
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I have a product to promote sold by one vendor, but it has separate listings for many smartphones and tablets, e.g., Apple and Samsung, plus they separately listed items by col
You need a plugin which leverage the Amazon API to parse all the information you want to be extracted from Amazon. Otherwise, it's manual.
Joe
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Amazon affiliate: how do I streamline adding many products?
I have a product to promote sold by one vendor, but it has separate listings for many smartphones and tablets, e.g., Apple and Samsung, plus they separately listed items by col
You need a plugin which leverage the Amazon API to parse all the information you want to be extracted from Amazon. Otherwise, it's manual.
Joe
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Just realizing now that I published 5 articles directly in Wordpress and skipped Site Content altogether. What's the best way to work backwards and get these a
I would not waste time doing this. If you want to start using Site Content you can but don't go back and do old posts in it. Just leave those finished posts be.
Brok
Thanks for confirming, Brok. It would be cool if the SC tool would someday create a statistical report based on the WordPress articles.
Unfortunately it's very difficult to this unless you rewrite the article, publish it into WordPress and then delete the second copy in WordPress. Jim
Um, well, OK. Goodbye Site Content. My bad. It was so easy using the WP backoffice that SC escaped me. Thanks, you answered my question!
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Can I add wordpress-published articles to site content?
Just realizing now that I published 5 articles directly in Wordpress and skipped Site Content altogether. What's the best way to work backwards and get these a
I would not waste time doing this. If you want to start using Site Content you can but don't go back and do old posts in it. Just leave those finished posts be.
Brok
Thanks for confirming, Brok. It would be cool if the SC tool would someday create a statistical report based on the WordPress articles.
Unfortunately it's very difficult to this unless you rewrite the article, publish it into WordPress and then delete the second copy in WordPress. Jim
Um, well, OK. Goodbye Site Content. My bad. It was so easy using the WP backoffice that SC escaped me. Thanks, you answered my question!
See more comments
Plenty. I'm guessing you're selling a service? Even in that, there's value in good copywritten text working for you 24/7. Aside from blogging or "writing a book" as you've called it, there are:
- Press releases
- PR
- Social media Marketing
- Paid ads
- Podcasting
- Video marketing
- Promo product advertising
- Traditional sales
- Solo ads
and many other options to drive traffic
The question of which is most effective depends on your goals, your target audience, and your budget.
Wealthy Affiliate teaches you to start by building your own assets to the point where they're valuable to the market, get them noticed with SEO, then to layer other things (beginning with social media and paid search ads) onto that.
Thanks for your reply! I'm simply pointing people to a great product that they can purchase from the original MVNO and from Amazon. My site (in my profile) explains the technical ins and outs to give them confidence to proceed and purchase if they so wish. I would get the affiliate commission. Yes, please, but I wouldn't be spendy. I'd start with zero-cost approaches and work up from there if warranted.
Interesting. Well, hopefully I've answered your question. I've tried several marketing plans, but my favorite startup low-cost marketing plan is what's taught here.
Calculate the pros and cons of other options. You can eventually layer many things like larger businesses do. Best wishes in choosing the best fit for your business.