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Before I found WA, I was in many different Rev-share programs, which just made me lose money, but I have a lot of money left locked in one of them so I thought I would buy PPC
PPC can be a money hole out if you do not know what you are doing. But it can also make you a ton of money if you do know what you are doing.
However, from my PPC background, I'd recommend sending the traffic to a high converting and tested landing page BEFORE sending them to the offer. (Which would be WA)
Imagine going to a car lot and never being greeted by a salesman. Do you expect someone to buy a car? Of course not.
So write you a nice sales page/landing page and then direct them to the WA offer.
Yes but here's the case, I can not get this money out, that I have in this company, they are locked so the only way I can do is to buy PPC banners for the money on the site. The money is already lost. Maybe I asked my question wrong, but what I was going to do is link them to my WA review on my site, is there anything negative in doing that?
Nope not at all.
But it may be worth building a landing page rather than linking straight to the review. It may help your conversion rate.
Okay, will check it out. Is on phase 3 in bootcamp. Maybe it will be how to do it later in the training? Or do you have any suggestions on where to do it?
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Before I found WA, I was in many different Rev-share programs, which just made me lose money, but I have a lot of money left locked in one of them so I thought I would buy PPC
Revshare traffic is very low quality traffic. It will increase your bounce rate and in turn hurt your website rankings. I know many people that have lost money with revshares, myself included. You can use that money for PPC still, but I would send it to a small offer, maybe you can recoup some of those funds that way.
Marc
PPC can be a money hole out if you do not know what you are doing. But it can also make you a ton of money if you do know what you are doing.
However, from my PPC background, I'd recommend sending the traffic to a high converting and tested landing page BEFORE sending them to the offer. (Which would be WA)
Imagine going to a car lot and never being greeted by a salesman. Do you expect someone to buy a car? Of course not.
So write you a nice sales page/landing page and then direct them to the WA offer.
Yes but here's the case, I can not get this money out, that I have in this company, they are locked so the only way I can do is to buy PPC banners for the money on the site. The money is already lost. Maybe I asked my question wrong, but what I was going to do is link them to my WA review on my site, is there anything negative in doing that?
Nope not at all.
But it may be worth building a landing page rather than linking straight to the review. It may help your conversion rate.
Okay, will check it out. Is on phase 3 in bootcamp. Maybe it will be how to do it later in the training? Or do you have any suggestions on where to do it?
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Okay, I'm a post about keyword research, I found two keywords that has 9000+ searches and only around 50 and 26 in the competition. In the training it is said that it is best
Be careful. The keyword may contain stop words and those are ignored by search engines. So the actual competition may be far bigger. Check in my trainings about keywords.
I do not think it was suggested to have 50 searches. This was likely the lower limit; the more the better.
Thank you for your response, Yes, I decided not to run with that particular keyword. Okay, I'll check your training
No that should be great. Less than 100 QSR and more than 30 average searches. If you are in Jaxxy and it says GREAT in green you are good. But that sounds like you have a good keyword there.
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Keywords - always be around 50 searches?
Okay, I'm a post about keyword research, I found two keywords that has 9000+ searches and only around 50 and 26 in the competition. In the training it is said that it is best
Be careful. The keyword may contain stop words and those are ignored by search engines. So the actual competition may be far bigger. Check in my trainings about keywords.
I do not think it was suggested to have 50 searches. This was likely the lower limit; the more the better.
Thank you for your response, Yes, I decided not to run with that particular keyword. Okay, I'll check your training
No that should be great. Less than 100 QSR and more than 30 average searches. If you are in Jaxxy and it says GREAT in green you are good. But that sounds like you have a good keyword there.
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Okay, I have a question, can I change in my posts until you get google ranking? add information, etc. It's only after I'm ranked as not to change them?. or should I wait to pos
You can make changes in a post anytime you want. I do it all the time, especially older posts to give it fresh content and SEO boost. Have you seen this? Giving Old Content a New SEO Life
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Can I change in my posts until you get google ranking?
Okay, I have a question, can I change in my posts until you get google ranking? add information, etc. It's only after I'm ranked as not to change them?. or should I wait to pos
You can make changes in a post anytime you want. I do it all the time, especially older posts to give it fresh content and SEO boost. Have you seen this? Giving Old Content a New SEO Life
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I am now in the process of making my 5th post, should I add tags to my posts?, and should I add SEO keywords to my posts?. Is this something that comes later in the training? I
No for SEO keyword box, this is obsolete. Yes for tags, you can get ranked. About meta data see here: Meta Tags and Tags In WordPress Meta description myths and facts
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Should I add tags to my posts?
I am now in the process of making my 5th post, should I add tags to my posts?, and should I add SEO keywords to my posts?. Is this something that comes later in the training? I
No for SEO keyword box, this is obsolete. Yes for tags, you can get ranked. About meta data see here: Meta Tags and Tags In WordPress Meta description myths and facts
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Revshare traffic is very low quality traffic. It will increase your bounce rate and in turn hurt your website rankings. I know many people that have lost money with revshares, myself included. You can use that money for PPC still, but I would send it to a small offer, maybe you can recoup some of those funds that way.
Marc