I spent a lot of time putting together SharaSale links on my website. I am now thinking about getting rid of them all. They would all be replaced with either Amazon or House of
I'm wondering the same thing! Mind you, I've only had my shareasale links on my website for about a month now. I think I might need to be a little more patient. How long have you had yours on your site?
Regards,
Shawn
The major issue isn't so much how long I've had them as to why the clicks don't convert. I've had the Shareasale links for about 2 months or close to it. The Jetpack-Wordpress stats tell me that there have been a good 25 or so ShareaSale clicks, but ShareaSale reports no sales. So far no one has clicked on an Amazon or a House of Staunton link. Why?
The profile is beginning to emerge that the people clicking on the ShareaSale links are either commercial interests or high end customers who are not price conscious. Some expensive luxury chess sets have gotten clicks. But everyday chess sets advertised thru Amazon are not getting clicks. Demonstration Chess Sets and Chess boxes advertised thru House of Staunton are getting no clicks. At least 2 people clicked on the most expensive chess clock that I had advertised but they didn't buy it. But they also clicked on average-priced clocks that I had advertised thru ShareaSale while ignoring the Amazon links.
Only one customer so far has clicked on a link for chess books. ShareaSale again!! When someone clicks on a link for a Chess computer it is always ShareaSale even though I provide Amazon links for such products as well.
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What use is shareasale? why don't clicks produce sales?
I spent a lot of time putting together SharaSale links on my website. I am now thinking about getting rid of them all. They would all be replaced with either Amazon or House of
I'm wondering the same thing! Mind you, I've only had my shareasale links on my website for about a month now. I think I might need to be a little more patient. How long have you had yours on your site?
Regards,
Shawn
The major issue isn't so much how long I've had them as to why the clicks don't convert. I've had the Shareasale links for about 2 months or close to it. The Jetpack-Wordpress stats tell me that there have been a good 25 or so ShareaSale clicks, but ShareaSale reports no sales. So far no one has clicked on an Amazon or a House of Staunton link. Why?
The profile is beginning to emerge that the people clicking on the ShareaSale links are either commercial interests or high end customers who are not price conscious. Some expensive luxury chess sets have gotten clicks. But everyday chess sets advertised thru Amazon are not getting clicks. Demonstration Chess Sets and Chess boxes advertised thru House of Staunton are getting no clicks. At least 2 people clicked on the most expensive chess clock that I had advertised but they didn't buy it. But they also clicked on average-priced clocks that I had advertised thru ShareaSale while ignoring the Amazon links.
Only one customer so far has clicked on a link for chess books. ShareaSale again!! When someone clicks on a link for a Chess computer it is always ShareaSale even though I provide Amazon links for such products as well.
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I can't get back over to the old lesson about 301 redirects. System won't let me go back before course 5.
Click Get Started green button. Once there, look above the get started button and you'll see the link " Online Entrepreneur Certification". Click that and you can go to any lesson you want to go back to.
Here's also training by Nathaniel Two Ways To Create A 301 Redirect
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Can someone get me back to the 301 redirect lesson?
I can't get back over to the old lesson about 301 redirects. System won't let me go back before course 5.
Click Get Started green button. Once there, look above the get started button and you'll see the link " Online Entrepreneur Certification". Click that and you can go to any lesson you want to go back to.
Here's also training by Nathaniel Two Ways To Create A 301 Redirect
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The problem concerns the following type of analytics spam which someone is using to manipulate my website for whatever purpose: why.does.keycode73029400.spacebarnot.work?
This tutorial may help solve your problem How to block Referral Spam and Countries within Google Analytics. Hope this helps =)
How do I get rid of certain analytics spam?
The problem concerns the following type of analytics spam which someone is using to manipulate my website for whatever purpose: why.does.keycode73029400.spacebarnot.work?
This tutorial may help solve your problem How to block Referral Spam and Countries within Google Analytics. Hope this helps =)
A man named Brian Dean claims to be a big expert on SEO. He strongly recommends ahref site explorer to see where you stand on backlinks. You can get a 14-day free trial but
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What other backlink checkers are good to use?
A man named Brian Dean claims to be a big expert on SEO. He strongly recommends ahref site explorer to see where you stand on backlinks. You can get a 14-day free trial but
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During the past few hours there has been an explosion in clicks on Shareasale links on my site for various products. Whoever is making these clicks is going directly to my site
Malicious login attempts are a "normal" thing with WP sites. Those "clicks" are likely from an automated source.
These automated sources can be from the various networks you've joined just checking things out, to any number of search related robots.
Googlebot is one of the better behaved, but there are thousands. The only way to truly tell is to install some statistics software like WP-Statistics and have it NOT ignore bots.
I'd pry just hold off a couple of days. The web is a hostile place, so long as you've got some strong passwords like are put in place by default by WA, you should be fine.
it has to be an automatic clicker of some sort. Hackers set it up to make money as per number of clicks. it is probably not intended to harm your site
What is really really going on?
During the past few hours there has been an explosion in clicks on Shareasale links on my site for various products. Whoever is making these clicks is going directly to my site
Malicious login attempts are a "normal" thing with WP sites. Those "clicks" are likely from an automated source.
These automated sources can be from the various networks you've joined just checking things out, to any number of search related robots.
Googlebot is one of the better behaved, but there are thousands. The only way to truly tell is to install some statistics software like WP-Statistics and have it NOT ignore bots.
I'd pry just hold off a couple of days. The web is a hostile place, so long as you've got some strong passwords like are put in place by default by WA, you should be fine.
it has to be an automatic clicker of some sort. Hackers set it up to make money as per number of clicks. it is probably not intended to harm your site
I use both on my site however amazon is more popular!