Hey Vesna,

YouTube is like affiliate marketing... or any other online business, for that matter. It all depends on the quality of your content, how often you post, and your chosen niche.

How much you can earn is totally dependent on all those three. Marketing is marketing and there is no magic bullet.

Hope you find this helpful.

Hey Vesna,

You may find this YouTube video explanation helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxn-y95j7o8

Hope this helps you.

It means the site is really fast!

Just kidding. Abie is correct and I'm just messing around. Must have a little fun once in a while.

Rick

YouTube has verified that channel

Happy new year to you and yours Vesna! To our success in 2023!

Can you give us a screenshot here thank you.

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3046484?hl=en

What about Barnes & Noble? Or if you can promote audio books with audible or many other platforms.

Barnes & Noble is a member of CJ Affiliate. Heres the B&N page where you can get started...

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/h/affiliates

Here is the Audible affiliate intro page...

https://www.audible.com/ep/affiliate-intro

Good luck.

Not sure if you heard of them but Blurb has an affiliate programme for books, also you create and upload your own for distribution online with them connect to places like Amazon or even can make your book available to buy in physical book stores.

Depending on the niche - you can find great affiliate partners with books inside ClickBank. Just do your due diligence first.

Commissions range on average from 50% to 75%. And even higher

Do a search on who sells books and see what kind of books they have. Then check if they have an affiliate program.

Example craft books + Affiliate program.
Amazon sells a lot of books and e-books.

I replied to your PM just now.

Hey Vesna,

See screen print below...

Hope this helps you.

You should not post your link under other people's videos but if you think it's yours then you can.

Thanks

Hi, The short answer to this is Yes you can. But there are some things you need to take into consideration.

I have tried both a business account and a creator account. With a business account, you can place one link, in your bio, that pints to whatever you like, but to brand your business, you should point it to one of your own domains.

With a creator account, you cannot put a URL in your bio until you have a minimum of 1000 followers.

A creator account is often recommended to be able to use the full suite of effects on the platform like trending sounds and music, while a business account has some restrictions, among them that you cannot use all the trending sounds on your posts.

What I would do is to select a Creator account, and write your URL full out ( maybe use bitly or similar to shorten it) in the bio.

Further, in your posts on TikTok, either write the URL on your post or write the link on a piece of cardboard or paper and lift it up in front of the camera.

A lot of successful marketers did this before they got enough followers.

A good resource for tips is the Creator Portal on TikToks Homepage. It is full of tips and nuggets.

Another great resource is Rachel Pedersen. She is the Queen of TikTok. Watch her TikTok posts and her tips on YouTube. Tons of golden nuggets.

Roy

Hi

I think yes for business accounts, however unaware of the how's but below resource may help you out.


https://www.authorityhacker.com/tiktok-affiliate-marketing/

Hi Vesna, I added Google AdSense and yes there was a drop in my speeds. I also found their ads quite distracting. I dropped them after a month.

I think Phil offers you a great suggestion.

Hope things work out.

Best wishes,

Michael

What slows down websites that run AdSense (or any other ad provider) is the injection of render-blocking Javascript.

Traditional speed optimization plugins (WPRocket, LiteSpeed, W3 Total Cache, WP Fastest Cache, etc, etc) will definitely NOT solve your problem. I've personally tried them ALL to no avail.

The only plugin that claims to have a function that could lazy-load entire ads (not just images) is FlyingPress. But I'm pretty sure that it can't be used by people who don't have coding knowledge.

Your only option is to ask yourself what you'd rather - a faster website or the money your ads generate?

If it's the former, just remove Adsense... If it's the latter, you'll just have to accept that your website will be loading a tad slower.

I personally picked the latter.

I hope this helps,

Harry

what does pagespeed insights say or try webpagetest
both of these will give you feedback on what is slowing down your site....
do you need to be in the 90's nope...
you only need that if you want a boost in rankings ...you willstill rank for good quality content....
but remember google will put faster sites above slower ones...
without knowing what the probelms are then it is very difficult to diagnose...
images are most peoples problem area t ostart with ...so a good image compressor or even better reduce the size yourself before uploading.....
and a lazy load to delay off screen content...
and if you can put any ads below the fold so they don't need to load up first...
if you need ot defer java then autoptimize is a useful plugin to start with....and free
but wprocket (paid ) is an out of the box speed increase....
i gope you get it sorted
phil

I would also try out a different image optimizer if you are using kraken I switched to optimole and it made a big difference. Hope u sort it Phil

Hi here's few resources Speed Is Critical! - How To Improve You Site Speed How to improve your site speed on mobile devices