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Good evening, I am wondering how do you share a post on Instagram?
The plus button lets you, also if there is a social share button for IG you can tap that and share that way. I highly recommend you go to your live training tab and listen to Jay walk you through IG. You don't want to miss out on that
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How do you share a post on instagram?
Good evening, I am wondering how do you share a post on Instagram?
The plus button lets you, also if there is a social share button for IG you can tap that and share that way. I highly recommend you go to your live training tab and listen to Jay walk you through IG. You don't want to miss out on that
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I have been a member of wealthy affiliate for about three months, i was wondering when is the right time for me to collect a email list?
Wait until you have at least 100 visitors a day, then focus on that. Until that time, focus on getting to the 100 a day traffic (content creation).
Hi Eric,
You can start with free auto responders and just upgrade later on. I am currently using mailmunch to capture email ads and mailchimp to send my emails on auto pilot.
Mailchimp is excellent for starters. Free for first 2000 contacts, then $10 up to 50,000, then $15 for up to 100,000 contacts.
You might want to Aweber or GetResponse also. Aweber is highly recommended by many here at WA. You get what you pay for with autoresponder. I use Aweber.
Mark
Yes, mailmunch is free and you can always integrate it with any autoresponder of your choice. You may wanna check out this training by Pj. FREE Pop-Up Email Subscribe Optin
Here's the training on how to use Mailmunch, I hope it helps. FREE Pop-Up Email Subscribe Optin
Now. Now is the right time. Although it seems a bit complicated when you're first getting started, this is something that should be implemented from Day 1.
Right from day one. Aweber and GetResponse are the most popular among affiliates, and have a 1-month free trial. You can also use the free version of Mailerlite or Mailchimp but be sure not to put any affiliate links in your emails.
Good question! This pertains more to digital products than physical products like those of Amazon(though it may apply to both).
As a best practice an email is supposed to be used for sending out a newsletter, or for having a conversation with your subscribers. Over the years however, many affiliate marketers have misused email autoresponders to "blast" daily emails that contain not more than a few lines of text with an affiliate link.
You may have experienced it yourself if you have subscribed to opt-in lists of affiliate marketers - getting lots of emails asking you to buy this or that.
A lot of these emails actually get marked as spam, and autoresponders are held responsible for controlling spam with their servers and technology. There are laws against spam that ARs have to adhere to. Several ARs choose to shut down affiliate marketers' accounts rather than risk the consequences if they are found to be the source of spammy emails being sent by them(through their servers).
As a result not many ARs support affiliate marketers now. However, all bloggers cannot be considered only affiliate marketers because there is value being provided on their blogs. If you have written an article that provides good information, and answers a question - as taught in the training, there is no harm in linking to the post in an email. Notwithstanding the fact that you may have promoted a product towards the end of the post, because you have definitely provided value first and then linked to a product, in your blog(not in your email).
Hope that explains it. You may also do a Google search for "About Affiliate Links in Mailchimp" for their point of view - it will appear as the first result on the page.
Yeah, I agree with @derekmarshal
I hear a lot of people saying they wished they had started an email list to begin with.
But with that being said email autoresponders are not free, so there is at least no point to sign up for those until you can judge your sign up rate.
So I would collect emails now right away but don't bother with an auto responder until you can actually profit from one.
Some say the very first day.
My own preference is to wait unitil I have traffic 100 per day minimum. You need traffic to judge your sign up rate.
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When is the right time to get a email list?
I have been a member of wealthy affiliate for about three months, i was wondering when is the right time for me to collect a email list?
Wait until you have at least 100 visitors a day, then focus on that. Until that time, focus on getting to the 100 a day traffic (content creation).
Hi Eric,
You can start with free auto responders and just upgrade later on. I am currently using mailmunch to capture email ads and mailchimp to send my emails on auto pilot.
Mailchimp is excellent for starters. Free for first 2000 contacts, then $10 up to 50,000, then $15 for up to 100,000 contacts.
You might want to Aweber or GetResponse also. Aweber is highly recommended by many here at WA. You get what you pay for with autoresponder. I use Aweber.
Mark
Yes, mailmunch is free and you can always integrate it with any autoresponder of your choice. You may wanna check out this training by Pj. FREE Pop-Up Email Subscribe Optin
Here's the training on how to use Mailmunch, I hope it helps. FREE Pop-Up Email Subscribe Optin
Now. Now is the right time. Although it seems a bit complicated when you're first getting started, this is something that should be implemented from Day 1.
Right from day one. Aweber and GetResponse are the most popular among affiliates, and have a 1-month free trial. You can also use the free version of Mailerlite or Mailchimp but be sure not to put any affiliate links in your emails.
Good question! This pertains more to digital products than physical products like those of Amazon(though it may apply to both).
As a best practice an email is supposed to be used for sending out a newsletter, or for having a conversation with your subscribers. Over the years however, many affiliate marketers have misused email autoresponders to "blast" daily emails that contain not more than a few lines of text with an affiliate link.
You may have experienced it yourself if you have subscribed to opt-in lists of affiliate marketers - getting lots of emails asking you to buy this or that.
A lot of these emails actually get marked as spam, and autoresponders are held responsible for controlling spam with their servers and technology. There are laws against spam that ARs have to adhere to. Several ARs choose to shut down affiliate marketers' accounts rather than risk the consequences if they are found to be the source of spammy emails being sent by them(through their servers).
As a result not many ARs support affiliate marketers now. However, all bloggers cannot be considered only affiliate marketers because there is value being provided on their blogs. If you have written an article that provides good information, and answers a question - as taught in the training, there is no harm in linking to the post in an email. Notwithstanding the fact that you may have promoted a product towards the end of the post, because you have definitely provided value first and then linked to a product, in your blog(not in your email).
Hope that explains it. You may also do a Google search for "About Affiliate Links in Mailchimp" for their point of view - it will appear as the first result on the page.
Yeah, I agree with @derekmarshal
I hear a lot of people saying they wished they had started an email list to begin with.
But with that being said email autoresponders are not free, so there is at least no point to sign up for those until you can judge your sign up rate.
So I would collect emails now right away but don't bother with an auto responder until you can actually profit from one.
Some say the very first day.
My own preference is to wait unitil I have traffic 100 per day minimum. You need traffic to judge your sign up rate.
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Good morning or afternoon, i bought me a new domain name because i want to create a new website which promotes Amazon products. I was wondering what kind of content do i create
Go through the training, especially that about finding your niche. Amazon sells such a broad variety of products that you need to narrow it down and provide quality content. You can't just have sales pages.
Check the best seller list in Amazon and choose well selling products you are passionate about. Write the heck out of them and post it on your site.
J
You create content based on the products you wish to promote. For example:
A niche website on knee pain solutions --> Sell amazon knee pain supplements and products.
Creating a new website that promote amazon products?
Good morning or afternoon, i bought me a new domain name because i want to create a new website which promotes Amazon products. I was wondering what kind of content do i create
Go through the training, especially that about finding your niche. Amazon sells such a broad variety of products that you need to narrow it down and provide quality content. You can't just have sales pages.
Check the best seller list in Amazon and choose well selling products you are passionate about. Write the heck out of them and post it on your site.
J
You create content based on the products you wish to promote. For example:
A niche website on knee pain solutions --> Sell amazon knee pain supplements and products.
NurseBecca Has given you the answer..All the best