WA allows us to receive feedback on our sites, but I can't find a way to remove our sites from the system, which can be a good idea if we move to another site, or we don't need
Do you mean feedback here on the WA platform or comments on your website? You said feedback so you must mean here. Yes?
WA allows us to receive feedback on our sites, but I can't find a way to remove our sites from the system, which can be a good idea if we move to another site, or we don't need
Do you mean remove it from the drop down menu that appears when the system asks you to select which site you wish to have feedback on?
I don't think it matters because you would only get feedback if you requested it and applied credits to receive it. ~Jude
Do you mean feedback here on the WA platform or comments on your website? You said feedback so you must mean here. Yes?
Let's say I am promoting an affiliate product, and I send out a few emails(2 to 3) intended to get someone to buy something.
If they buy after the first sale is there a way
I know you can track links not sure about the email sale unless you had a specific custom link for each person
I have no idea. I know WA allows for us to put tracking codes here, but I don't know if autoresponders with advanced segmentation and tagging will work in that same box. However many affiliate offers are difficult to drop tracking codes on.
Personally, I am not quite familiar with tracking codes. When you say codes, you meant affiliate links?
I'm still with technicalities, so hope you don't mind asking you for all these clarifications like the meaning of tracking codes.
I'll try to do my best to help, buddy. At the same time, hope there's someone stepping in here and provide you the answer you seek.
Tracking codes are not the same as affiliate links. A tracking code allows for you to track people's progress through a funnel. As an example if someone signs up to my email list, but does not buy my product* I can send them emails asking them to buy. Once they purchase the product, they won't get anymore emails about buying that product, but they might get emailed about an upsell. If they buy the upsell the emails for the upsell will stop. This can all be automated.
*assumes that I have my own product to sell
They can also be used to retarget people.
Retargeting:
If you have ever clicked on a website then noticed that company's ads were everywhere online to include Facebook then you have been retargeted. Basically the company is paying money to show their ads to you on various places online.
I didn't think it was possible other than me finding a way to convince a customer to email me a receipt, along with their email. I was just hoping to automate it.
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How to stop emails from being sent?
Let's say I am promoting an affiliate product, and I send out a few emails(2 to 3) intended to get someone to buy something.
If they buy after the first sale is there a way
I know you can track links not sure about the email sale unless you had a specific custom link for each person
I have no idea. I know WA allows for us to put tracking codes here, but I don't know if autoresponders with advanced segmentation and tagging will work in that same box. However many affiliate offers are difficult to drop tracking codes on.
Personally, I am not quite familiar with tracking codes. When you say codes, you meant affiliate links?
I'm still with technicalities, so hope you don't mind asking you for all these clarifications like the meaning of tracking codes.
I'll try to do my best to help, buddy. At the same time, hope there's someone stepping in here and provide you the answer you seek.
Tracking codes are not the same as affiliate links. A tracking code allows for you to track people's progress through a funnel. As an example if someone signs up to my email list, but does not buy my product* I can send them emails asking them to buy. Once they purchase the product, they won't get anymore emails about buying that product, but they might get emailed about an upsell. If they buy the upsell the emails for the upsell will stop. This can all be automated.
*assumes that I have my own product to sell
They can also be used to retarget people.
Retargeting:
If you have ever clicked on a website then noticed that company's ads were everywhere online to include Facebook then you have been retargeted. Basically the company is paying money to show their ads to you on various places online.
I didn't think it was possible other than me finding a way to convince a customer to email me a receipt, along with their email. I was just hoping to automate it.
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At one time we could customize our signup forms. Now I can't seem to be able to find them. Are they still an option?
I still don't see it. I know how to create custom links and comparison tables, but I don't see how to creature the custom sign-up form.
I know about the plane and that page. I am saying I can not find anything that leads to a custom sign up form once I get there.
It is ok. This was not something that was really important, just something I was curious about. Thanks for the assistance. :)
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Are custom signup forms still availible?
At one time we could customize our signup forms. Now I can't seem to be able to find them. Are they still an option?
I still don't see it. I know how to create custom links and comparison tables, but I don't see how to creature the custom sign-up form.
I know about the plane and that page. I am saying I can not find anything that leads to a custom sign up form once I get there.
It is ok. This was not something that was really important, just something I was curious about. Thanks for the assistance. :)
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I have been using "The Online Business Guide" as the name of my website. Until recently I was not clear about exactly how I wanted to run it. The name still fits, but I sometim
I have decided to stay with the current url, but I need your help one more time.
This is my meta description. Do you think it is ok?
"We help businesses and individuals learn how to create an online presence and enlarge their visibility so that they can increase their profits."
You have some good advice and it sounds like it will save you some work.
I struggled with my domain names One I may have to start new and the other I hope turns into a brand.
Marty
personally I think your original name gives a clear idea about what you are changing it to TOBG tells me nothing.. now people searching are more likely to use the online business guide as a search no one would every think to type TOBG ,, I would vote keep your original name.. wish you well with it all whatever you decide.. have a great weekend
In my opinion when one choose a domain name, it needs to be very easy to understand what it represents and the name to speak for the content. When you will choose to rank that website the short one needs more work on that. My business website i have for Albanian market is imrc. al that stands for internet marketing and retail consultancy. This is after my audience knows me and relates to my services from me personally and not from the website. When we want to rank globally we need to be more specific and clearly stand our niche or subject. "theonlinebusinessguide .com", is the right if you do not have plenty of subscribers and followers. Hope it helped.
I think the name is perfect!
If someone asked you what your site name was and you told them they would remember it easily, and find it immediately!
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What do you think of my domain name?
I have been using "The Online Business Guide" as the name of my website. Until recently I was not clear about exactly how I wanted to run it. The name still fits, but I sometim
I have decided to stay with the current url, but I need your help one more time.
This is my meta description. Do you think it is ok?
"We help businesses and individuals learn how to create an online presence and enlarge their visibility so that they can increase their profits."
You have some good advice and it sounds like it will save you some work.
I struggled with my domain names One I may have to start new and the other I hope turns into a brand.
Marty
personally I think your original name gives a clear idea about what you are changing it to TOBG tells me nothing.. now people searching are more likely to use the online business guide as a search no one would every think to type TOBG ,, I would vote keep your original name.. wish you well with it all whatever you decide.. have a great weekend
In my opinion when one choose a domain name, it needs to be very easy to understand what it represents and the name to speak for the content. When you will choose to rank that website the short one needs more work on that. My business website i have for Albanian market is imrc. al that stands for internet marketing and retail consultancy. This is after my audience knows me and relates to my services from me personally and not from the website. When we want to rank globally we need to be more specific and clearly stand our niche or subject. "theonlinebusinessguide .com", is the right if you do not have plenty of subscribers and followers. Hope it helped.
I think the name is perfect!
If someone asked you what your site name was and you told them they would remember it easily, and find it immediately!
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Let's say you tell someone they will get a free ebook from you upon completion of the account activation. Now since we don't have any control over WA's sign up form we can't emb
I know how to do that. I was trying to get them the link to the ebook as soon as they signed up or completed the profile instead of having to check manually and then send the email with the link to the ebook. Less than half of my signups complete the profile.
Well, the welcome letter will be on their profile page and I would not put the link there. Why not just give them your email address in the letter to request the FREE_______and email them the link.
John
I forgot about that. I was thinking it went to their inbox.
I thought about having them email me, but I was trying to automate it. I already have my email in my messages that appear on their wall. I guess I will have to get them to email me for me.
I misunderstood what you said, but I might go that route. I am still small enough to check my own email. I was just trying to not do it. If I ever get to big to not have an assistant I won't be sending the email manually anyway. :)
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Is it allowed to link to your content?
Let's say you tell someone they will get a free ebook from you upon completion of the account activation. Now since we don't have any control over WA's sign up form we can't emb
I know how to do that. I was trying to get them the link to the ebook as soon as they signed up or completed the profile instead of having to check manually and then send the email with the link to the ebook. Less than half of my signups complete the profile.
Well, the welcome letter will be on their profile page and I would not put the link there. Why not just give them your email address in the letter to request the FREE_______and email them the link.
John
I forgot about that. I was thinking it went to their inbox.
I thought about having them email me, but I was trying to automate it. I already have my email in my messages that appear on their wall. I guess I will have to get them to email me for me.
I misunderstood what you said, but I might go that route. I am still small enough to check my own email. I was just trying to not do it. If I ever get to big to not have an assistant I won't be sending the email manually anyway. :)
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Do you mean remove it from the drop down menu that appears when the system asks you to select which site you wish to have feedback on?
I don't think it matters because you would only get feedback if you requested it and applied credits to receive it. ~Jude