My First Affiliate Linked Page, Feedback Please?
Hi Guys,
So I made a post with affiliate links in it. Is this correct by any chance? Am I on the right track?
http://everythingsneakers.com/running-shoes-for-men-balance-is-new
Feedbacks and comments would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Your site looks really! Good.. - it may help to write your blog in Word to help with the grammar issues.
I see that you have made some adjustments! Much success!
Looks good!
My curse is spelling and grammar - errors leap out at me! Please take this as helpful, for that is my intent. There is an error in the first line of copy: "I myself went to that rigamarole of having an unhealthy lifestyle ". I believe you mean "I went THROUGH THE rigamarole", Rest of the page looks great, and I hope it pulls for you!
Thanks dmag99
I guess I was too excited to see some banners and all. Ha!
Thank you for that.
I should start a proofreading service too :-)
Like you, I find that spelling and grammar mistakes jump out at me.
Hi Keltic,
I actually did that at first. But my problem was, when you actually view my site on your mobile, the youtube link is freakishly huge and it messed up my site. So I just had it linked on an image.
Any insights on how to work on embedding videos so I wont mess up my site if viewed elsewhere?
Yes you could fix that easily (but depending of the structure of your theme). DO you have access to your CSS files ?
If you do, find your style.css file in your actual theme (the active theme) and paste this code in the end of it :
.letsanimate-video-container {
position: relative;
padding-bottom: 56.25%;
padding-top: 30px;
height: 0;
overflow: hidden;
}
.letsanimate-video-container iframe,
.letsanimate-video-container object,
.letsanimate-video-container embed {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}
.entry-content img,
.entry-content iframe,
.entry-content object,
.entry-content embed {
max-width: 100%;
}
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Now whenever you want to embed a video add the embed code with some special structure like this :
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Example : (the video embed code you will find it in the share tab underneath the youtube video on youtube.com)
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/bVO8B-WHsHA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Okay bro, let me try this.
I'm not keen on CSS though but I won't learn anything unless I try.
Man I copied and paste the css code, and I embedded the link with that letsanimate video container but it's still the same. PM me your email i'll send you screen shots.
Hello Great page you have there !
I prefer about youtube video that you've linked to through an image, to embed the video itself in your page instead of redirecting visitors to youtube.com .. this way you will catch visitors as long as posible on your site. maybe while viewing the video you offer them something.
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I very much like the look of the page, although you might run into copyright issues on the Disney artwork since they can get pretty gags sieve about protecting such things. Definitely have someone help you with the writing issues because that could scare people off before they get far enough to order.