PAGE 1 = Why you should write your WA Blog like your website content
PAGE 2 = Ways your WA Blog can make you money
PAGE 3 = How I use my WA Blogs inside my website content
PAGE 4 = Why Google will not consider your WA Blog an Affiliate Link
Everyone here at WA uses the blogging system to share a variety of information. Though the blog information should never be about any kind of self-promotion it can be about the promotion of WA. The reason for this is obvious, because no one can benefit from promoting WA to members who are already members.
However if you do write a blog that promotes WA it can be beneficial to you but to further your chances you will need to write it like you would your website content. Now you maybe wondering why a WA blog should be written like your website content and the answer is two-fold.
RANKINGS AND EXPOSURE
About 70% percent of the WA blogs that I write here within the community, I do so just like my website content. I first think of what low competition keyword I will use for my blog title, I make sure I repeat it in the first paragraph, and perhaps repeat it again should the blog have over 1,000 words.
The reason I do this should be obvious. I want my WA blog to get high Google rankings so it can get as much search engine traffic exposure as possible. The higher the rankings, the more exposure and the more exposure, the higher the chance that it will be clicked on and I may get a referral to WA.
NEXT UP = Making Money with a WA Blog
Reply
A non-member is not going to be reading a WA blog about inspiration or motivation or even my Sunday humor blogs and want to join WA.
But if the blog is touting the benefits of WA and/or providing information on ways to make money from home using the services at WA, than that would be a far better approach.
Depending on how you word your post and your blog, if you make your website post compelling enough that the reader would want to click the link to the WA blog, then perhaps that would increase the chance of a click through.
It all comes down to experimenting, especially when it comes to using social media for sharing.
