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When linking my PayPal account to WA for affiliate payments, does it matter if I use a personal or business PayPal account??
No, you can use either. If you wish to accept payments via PayPal from your website, you will need to switch to a business PayPal account. It's worth being aware, that you lose some facilities once you switch from personal to business, for example interest free credit at the Apple Store, etc.
Paypal accounts: personal or business?
When linking my PayPal account to WA for affiliate payments, does it matter if I use a personal or business PayPal account??
I use my personal PayPal account for personal transactions and my business PayPal account for all things related to my business. There's absolutely no reason why you can't have both.
No, you can use either. If you wish to accept payments via PayPal from your website, you will need to switch to a business PayPal account. It's worth being aware, that you lose some facilities once you switch from personal to business, for example interest free credit at the Apple Store, etc.
Please let me know if you are making at least $10/day with affiliate marketing.
I ask this question because i don't need a master guru, and definitely someone who claims to be, I just wanna find some people with real world experience from today who are making daily money. Lots of people in the kitchen talking food, but where are the cooks?
There are recent stories of those earning way more than $300/month. That is what you are asking.
I'm looking into that right now. Thanks for advice. Of course it can be done, I just wanna talk with multiple folx are making Daily affiliate$ outside of promoting WA, thus who aren't recycling talking points and drinking the cool-ade.
You can talk to @Josh of Oz, @DomW, @LynneHuy, they are all in that link I sent you and they all have non-WA sites. There are more but if you would just go through the success stories, you'll find many who don't promote WA.
I did find someone in the success story section that has useful information to me and appears to be interested in helping with advice based on real experience in the last year. I will also look at the people that you suggested and I very much appreciate your time.
for you personally, what were your main points to move from a few commissions here and there to a consistent $10 or more per day?
thanx in advance for sharing your knowledge
John,
My situation is much different.
In June 2015 when In joined WA I had already been earning an income much more than $10 a day online for quite a few years.
Go to my profile page here at WA John to read the full story my Friend.
Tony
To be clear, you are or are not averaging $10+/day through affiliate programs and wealthy affiliate? I did overview your posts. Suppose I missed something?...tx
Yes John, I am averaging more than $10 per day through Affiliate Programs including Wealthy Affiliate although WA isn't my largest daily commissions affiliate program.
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Who is making $10 per day in affiliate marketing?
Please let me know if you are making at least $10/day with affiliate marketing.
I ask this question because i don't need a master guru, and definitely someone who claims to be, I just wanna find some people with real world experience from today who are making daily money. Lots of people in the kitchen talking food, but where are the cooks?
There are recent stories of those earning way more than $300/month. That is what you are asking.
I'm looking into that right now. Thanks for advice. Of course it can be done, I just wanna talk with multiple folx are making Daily affiliate$ outside of promoting WA, thus who aren't recycling talking points and drinking the cool-ade.
You can talk to @Josh of Oz, @DomW, @LynneHuy, they are all in that link I sent you and they all have non-WA sites. There are more but if you would just go through the success stories, you'll find many who don't promote WA.
I did find someone in the success story section that has useful information to me and appears to be interested in helping with advice based on real experience in the last year. I will also look at the people that you suggested and I very much appreciate your time.
for you personally, what were your main points to move from a few commissions here and there to a consistent $10 or more per day?
thanx in advance for sharing your knowledge
John,
My situation is much different.
In June 2015 when In joined WA I had already been earning an income much more than $10 a day online for quite a few years.
Go to my profile page here at WA John to read the full story my Friend.
Tony
To be clear, you are or are not averaging $10+/day through affiliate programs and wealthy affiliate? I did overview your posts. Suppose I missed something?...tx
Yes John, I am averaging more than $10 per day through Affiliate Programs including Wealthy Affiliate although WA isn't my largest daily commissions affiliate program.
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Jaaxy shows me different ranks for the usage of plural and singular noun product categories. Is it beneficial to use both singulars and plurals on Page1? (i.e. "guitar" and "g
i wonder how far down the rabbit hole word choice and varied spellings will effect page1 ratings. It stands to reason that the more you can spiral out from the core topic words, the better. alphabet soup suggestions often list misspellings as well. i am going to attempt as many angles with regard to my niche word choices and watch as i make adjustments each week to substitute nouns and singular vs. plural.
does anyone have specific data on analyzing this?
Google's smarter than that nowadays and will know of spelling mistakes and account for them. I suggest you follow the training here in the Green button on left and do as it says in regards to keywords... which is they need to make sense.
I think so. I noticed that with my key words also. A slight variation can change the search results.
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Singular vs. plural product nouns on page1?
Jaaxy shows me different ranks for the usage of plural and singular noun product categories. Is it beneficial to use both singulars and plurals on Page1? (i.e. "guitar" and "g
i wonder how far down the rabbit hole word choice and varied spellings will effect page1 ratings. It stands to reason that the more you can spiral out from the core topic words, the better. alphabet soup suggestions often list misspellings as well. i am going to attempt as many angles with regard to my niche word choices and watch as i make adjustments each week to substitute nouns and singular vs. plural.
does anyone have specific data on analyzing this?
Google's smarter than that nowadays and will know of spelling mistakes and account for them. I suggest you follow the training here in the Green button on left and do as it says in regards to keywords... which is they need to make sense.
I think so. I noticed that with my key words also. A slight variation can change the search results.
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Am I understanding this correctly:
Phrases for my niche that rank in the 90's for SEO are phrases that I should incorporate verbatim on Page1? (Of course, I'm referring
For the ranking on google, I think does not only depend on what keywords you are using. It also depends on what your competitors are doing. It's a question of ranking, if they move up then you automatically moves down. What do you think?
Don't bloat your content with keywords unless you can make it read well for a human. Google also tracks user engagement so you want to make your content so users enjoying hanging out on the page. I would not keep changing content to chase the latest keywords. Things fluxiate from day to day and that may make your site less appealing if it is constantly changing.
Am I understanding this correctly:
Phrases for my niche that rank in the 90's for SEO are phrases that I should incorporate verbatim on Page1? (Of course, I'm referring
For the ranking on google, I think does not only depend on what keywords you are using. It also depends on what your competitors are doing. It's a question of ranking, if they move up then you automatically moves down. What do you think?
Don't bloat your content with keywords unless you can make it read well for a human. Google also tracks user engagement so you want to make your content so users enjoying hanging out on the page. I would not keep changing content to chase the latest keywords. Things fluxiate from day to day and that may make your site less appealing if it is constantly changing.
I use my personal PayPal account for personal transactions and my business PayPal account for all things related to my business. There's absolutely no reason why you can't have both.