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What should your content be for a post?
Your website is the place that people should be attracted to in order to learn about the topic or niche you have selected.
You write about what types of problems people have when they do NOT have your promoted product or service.
It is the place to show the authority in the area you are pursuing you really must show in order for them to trust and believe you and helps them treat your affiliate links with the respect you want for them.
Anything. Whatever you chose as your niche, you can write about it. If you have any product reviews, you can write a new post about literally anything and just talk about a product you have a review for and give a link to your review on the product you just happen to "mention" in your post. Your posts are just your words you use to attract visitors, then you send the visitors to a review of yours then they go to the affiliate site and buy that product and you get paid commission. Unless commission isn't the goal! ;)
Sherri you have been here for some time, have you taken any of the training yet?
You will find all the answers to any questions within the lessons and training.
You should perhaps start again with the Get Started Here Button and move forward understanding one lesson before you take the next one.
Robert-A
Well that depends on your niche. Your pages are your static page that will be for example you about me page, your privacy policy, maybe an affiliate disclosure, contact me etc...
Your blog posts will be where you concentrate your main effort. So for example if you have a parenting niche website you could write posts on various parenting topics and give valuable tips and advice to your readers.
What is a post? what should your content be?
What should your content be for a post?
Hey Sherri, I don't know how far along in the training you're at, but the first thing you should do is keyword research topics within your niche, then you write articles pertaining to that keyword you selected. Sometimes I don't even do keyword research, I know it's strange, but sometimes I write articles that I think will help someone and I internal link it to a particular article. It works because I get comments within that article and some people take my advice. It just depends on the article.
Your website is the place that people should be attracted to in order to learn about the topic or niche you have selected.
You write about what types of problems people have when they do NOT have your promoted product or service.
It is the place to show the authority in the area you are pursuing you really must show in order for them to trust and believe you and helps them treat your affiliate links with the respect you want for them.
Anything. Whatever you chose as your niche, you can write about it. If you have any product reviews, you can write a new post about literally anything and just talk about a product you have a review for and give a link to your review on the product you just happen to "mention" in your post. Your posts are just your words you use to attract visitors, then you send the visitors to a review of yours then they go to the affiliate site and buy that product and you get paid commission. Unless commission isn't the goal! ;)
Sherri you have been here for some time, have you taken any of the training yet?
You will find all the answers to any questions within the lessons and training.
You should perhaps start again with the Get Started Here Button and move forward understanding one lesson before you take the next one.
Robert-A
Well that depends on your niche. Your pages are your static page that will be for example you about me page, your privacy policy, maybe an affiliate disclosure, contact me etc...
Your blog posts will be where you concentrate your main effort. So for example if you have a parenting niche website you could write posts on various parenting topics and give valuable tips and advice to your readers.
Hey Sherri, I don't know how far along in the training you're at, but the first thing you should do is keyword research topics within your niche, then you write articles pertaining to that keyword you selected. Sometimes I don't even do keyword research, I know it's strange, but sometimes I write articles that I think will help someone and I internal link it to a particular article. It works because I get comments within that article and some people take my advice. It just depends on the article.