I need to find a particular URL on my website because I can't remember every article that has the link.
How do you find a specific url on your website?
I need to find a particular URL on my website because I can't remember every article that has the link.
Go to Posts > All Posts and use the search bar at the top right. Then do the same for Pages > All Pages.
In future you may want to use Pretty Links so changing one pretty link changes all those links, even links you've left outside of your website. Pretty Links
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I just accepted a comment on my website through Wealthy Affiliate's SiteComments, but it shows as being posted at 7:18pm on August 20. It is currently 12:44pm on August 20 my t
When I replied, my comment was an hour earlier than my timezone. I had to edit it to fix the time.
I figured out how to fix my timezone :) I guess for my timezone I have to manually adjust it for daylight savings.
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A comment posted at the wrong time?
I just accepted a comment on my website through Wealthy Affiliate's SiteComments, but it shows as being posted at 7:18pm on August 20. It is currently 12:44pm on August 20 my t
When I replied, my comment was an hour earlier than my timezone. I had to edit it to fix the time.
I figured out how to fix my timezone :) I guess for my timezone I have to manually adjust it for daylight savings.
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I'm writing an article on how to find good affiliate programs to promote. One of the topics I want to discuss is how to know whether or not a product receives enough monthly search
The quality of the traffic is more relevant than search volume.
Clickbank has the 'gravity score' which indicates product demand and sales for the previous 12 weeks.
Amazon has the trending and best sellers products lists - which indicate demand for the product, though I would stay away from trends and focus on evergreen products.
Ebay has the Terapeak market research tool.
It is better to have 100 targeted keywords (in 100 different posts), each attracting 10 visitors a day, than to have one broad keyword that pulls in 1000 visitors to a single post. Same number of searches, same volume of traffic, but the narrower keywords with lower search volumes are more likely to convert to sales.
Finding profitable affiliate products to sell is more about asking the right questions, market research and due diligence. ~Jude
Your right with the higher number because Kyle is talking about you getting your posts / pages to rank first page in order to compete with others.
The higher the search volume on a product means the hotter the product is, people want it.
What is considered good demand for a product?
I'm writing an article on how to find good affiliate programs to promote. One of the topics I want to discuss is how to know whether or not a product receives enough monthly search
The quality of the traffic is more relevant than search volume.
Clickbank has the 'gravity score' which indicates product demand and sales for the previous 12 weeks.
Amazon has the trending and best sellers products lists - which indicate demand for the product, though I would stay away from trends and focus on evergreen products.
Ebay has the Terapeak market research tool.
It is better to have 100 targeted keywords (in 100 different posts), each attracting 10 visitors a day, than to have one broad keyword that pulls in 1000 visitors to a single post. Same number of searches, same volume of traffic, but the narrower keywords with lower search volumes are more likely to convert to sales.
Finding profitable affiliate products to sell is more about asking the right questions, market research and due diligence. ~Jude
Your right with the higher number because Kyle is talking about you getting your posts / pages to rank first page in order to compete with others.
The higher the search volume on a product means the hotter the product is, people want it.
I've been working on my website for 5 months now but haven't made any referrals. I need some help with getting referrals. I get clicks on my affiliate links but no one has signed u
Have you looked at your stats, you do have a nice site , perhaps you can go over some of the training to see if there is anything you missed out
Nice site I don't really know why you are not getting referrals I wonder if the link for your W/A is possibly wrong and your not getting the credit just a thought
Your site looks great. First watch this webinar by Jay Tracking Affiliate Goals in Analytics to make sure that your visitors go to your WA review page. Once you know exactly that your visitors go to your WA review page, let say you know exactly that last month 50 visitors read your review but no one signed up. If this is the case then I recommend you to PM Kyle and ask him to take a look at your WA review. I think if your visitors read your WA review but don't sign up that means you have some problems in your review that need to be fixed. Hope it helps.
Your theme is nice, but the wording reads a little small.
I would play with you call to action. You may want to consider saying something like.... This is the trail that lead me to my new beginnings... Something like that... You can even add an image of trail that people can click to your WA review. I think that would be cute.
How good are you with keywords? Finding The Tool You have a great foundation, your site looks great. I will suggest just like Eddy with y suggested to me. You need to add a photo of yourself.
I didn't want to do it, but I did. You only live once and this is your life, so you need to show the goods :)))
I hope I gave you some good advice. Wish you the best! :)
It is great website, with so much information. I have the same question as you: where are real costumers?
I would dig into the bootcamp training and make sure you have followed all of it.
Is your review ranked?
Does your review funnel well to get conversions?
IS your website simple and easy to view and navigate?
There are many variables that you can look at.
You have a lot of information on your site and that's great. The only thing I noticed is that your "About Me" page doesn't have a photo. I'm not sure HOW significant that is, but you want your audience to connect to you -- to know that there is a real person doing the site. I'd add a photo of yourself there. I don't actively promote WA so I don't know what the average success time is. The only other thing that I see is that if I was looking for a work at home opportunity, I would be overwhelmed and confused by your landing page. I'd wonder what Jaxxy was etc. Maybe if you had one of the other pages like "Getting Started" as your landing page, you might have more success. You want to get people engaged. This is just my 2 cents. Like I said earlier, you do have a lot of good information in your site.
If you have people clicking on the link but they don't signup I would suggest they are leaving because they doubt the benefits available. So I would create a video of you clicking the link on your page and going through the signup process and finally inside the community as a free member. Give them a tour around as a free member share your personal AceJoker membership and invite them to reach out to you once they join. Doing this will help them visualize the process and no that no credit card is required. And most importantly see how they can reach you within the WA community.
hang in there, the sales will come and referrals will come. Keep post good affiliate content and making sales. Great Job!
Thanks for the encouragement. I was tempted to give up on the site and start a different one. But I'm too passionate about it to let it go. I love learning about entrepreneurship and want to help others like me.
I love your website! Great information all around. Hoping mine can have that much content after only 5 mos. I too am interested in knowing how to get the referrals, though I'm sure Kyle has covered it somewhere in his training and I just need to be patient to get to it. Many clickthroughs in a day, no sales. It will be a scream heard around the world the first time it happens for me. lol
Thanks. I'm sure you can do it too :) I'm guessing for this niche, it's harder to make those sales. I still remember the first affiliate sale I made online (through Amazon). I was so excited because I really didn't think it would happen. It took me about 3 months to make the first sale then a few months for the 2nd. After the 2nd the sales became regular. The hardest part is waiting for the first!
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What can I do to get wealthy affiliate referrals?
I've been working on my website for 5 months now but haven't made any referrals. I need some help with getting referrals. I get clicks on my affiliate links but no one has signed u
Have you looked at your stats, you do have a nice site , perhaps you can go over some of the training to see if there is anything you missed out
Nice site I don't really know why you are not getting referrals I wonder if the link for your W/A is possibly wrong and your not getting the credit just a thought
Your site looks great. First watch this webinar by Jay Tracking Affiliate Goals in Analytics to make sure that your visitors go to your WA review page. Once you know exactly that your visitors go to your WA review page, let say you know exactly that last month 50 visitors read your review but no one signed up. If this is the case then I recommend you to PM Kyle and ask him to take a look at your WA review. I think if your visitors read your WA review but don't sign up that means you have some problems in your review that need to be fixed. Hope it helps.
Your theme is nice, but the wording reads a little small.
I would play with you call to action. You may want to consider saying something like.... This is the trail that lead me to my new beginnings... Something like that... You can even add an image of trail that people can click to your WA review. I think that would be cute.
How good are you with keywords? Finding The Tool You have a great foundation, your site looks great. I will suggest just like Eddy with y suggested to me. You need to add a photo of yourself.
I didn't want to do it, but I did. You only live once and this is your life, so you need to show the goods :)))
I hope I gave you some good advice. Wish you the best! :)
It is great website, with so much information. I have the same question as you: where are real costumers?
I would dig into the bootcamp training and make sure you have followed all of it.
Is your review ranked?
Does your review funnel well to get conversions?
IS your website simple and easy to view and navigate?
There are many variables that you can look at.
You have a lot of information on your site and that's great. The only thing I noticed is that your "About Me" page doesn't have a photo. I'm not sure HOW significant that is, but you want your audience to connect to you -- to know that there is a real person doing the site. I'd add a photo of yourself there. I don't actively promote WA so I don't know what the average success time is. The only other thing that I see is that if I was looking for a work at home opportunity, I would be overwhelmed and confused by your landing page. I'd wonder what Jaxxy was etc. Maybe if you had one of the other pages like "Getting Started" as your landing page, you might have more success. You want to get people engaged. This is just my 2 cents. Like I said earlier, you do have a lot of good information in your site.
If you have people clicking on the link but they don't signup I would suggest they are leaving because they doubt the benefits available. So I would create a video of you clicking the link on your page and going through the signup process and finally inside the community as a free member. Give them a tour around as a free member share your personal AceJoker membership and invite them to reach out to you once they join. Doing this will help them visualize the process and no that no credit card is required. And most importantly see how they can reach you within the WA community.
hang in there, the sales will come and referrals will come. Keep post good affiliate content and making sales. Great Job!
Thanks for the encouragement. I was tempted to give up on the site and start a different one. But I'm too passionate about it to let it go. I love learning about entrepreneurship and want to help others like me.
I love your website! Great information all around. Hoping mine can have that much content after only 5 mos. I too am interested in knowing how to get the referrals, though I'm sure Kyle has covered it somewhere in his training and I just need to be patient to get to it. Many clickthroughs in a day, no sales. It will be a scream heard around the world the first time it happens for me. lol
Thanks. I'm sure you can do it too :) I'm guessing for this niche, it's harder to make those sales. I still remember the first affiliate sale I made online (through Amazon). I was so excited because I really didn't think it would happen. It took me about 3 months to make the first sale then a few months for the 2nd. After the 2nd the sales became regular. The hardest part is waiting for the first!
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I've been confused about whether or not I should remove the website backlinks from people commenting on my website if they are also promoting WA. I'd like to know what more experie
I think it depends. If you're promoting WA on your site and someone comments and leaves their url for their baby clothes website; that doesn't add value to the content you have provided.
I personally only include my site url on a comment if I have something on my site that relates to the topic, but isn't exactly the same topic. Always remember to add value and look for value.
Best of luck,
Diana
Hi Martina! -
I myself only approve comments on my Website that are worthy of approval.
The comments like - "nice site" - "good site" -- I once even had someone comment "is that all" - to WopdPresses - example post 'Hello World" ...lol
Only approve decent - worthwhile comments!
And remember only make - decent worthwhile comments yourself!
Think "does this comment add value - in terms of relevent content"!
Use your discretion - if you feel the person is blatantly - and shamelessly promoting their own url - and they have no real interest in your Website - do not approve their comment! :)
It is ok if you are placing your URL when seeking information and advice... it is common sense to know whether you are spamming and encouraging site visits for no apparent reason .. but if you engaging in the community, seeking advice and assistance.. the URL is ok to show!
When to leave a comment backlink?
I've been confused about whether or not I should remove the website backlinks from people commenting on my website if they are also promoting WA. I'd like to know what more experie
I think it depends. If you're promoting WA on your site and someone comments and leaves their url for their baby clothes website; that doesn't add value to the content you have provided.
I personally only include my site url on a comment if I have something on my site that relates to the topic, but isn't exactly the same topic. Always remember to add value and look for value.
Best of luck,
Diana
Hi Martina! -
I myself only approve comments on my Website that are worthy of approval.
The comments like - "nice site" - "good site" -- I once even had someone comment "is that all" - to WopdPresses - example post 'Hello World" ...lol
Only approve decent - worthwhile comments!
And remember only make - decent worthwhile comments yourself!
Think "does this comment add value - in terms of relevent content"!
Use your discretion - if you feel the person is blatantly - and shamelessly promoting their own url - and they have no real interest in your Website - do not approve their comment! :)
It is ok if you are placing your URL when seeking information and advice... it is common sense to know whether you are spamming and encouraging site visits for no apparent reason .. but if you engaging in the community, seeking advice and assistance.. the URL is ok to show!
Go to Posts > All Posts and use the search bar at the top right. Then do the same for Pages > All Pages.
In future you may want to use Pretty Links so changing one pretty link changes all those links, even links you've left outside of your website. Pretty Links
Thanks, Marion! :)