Affiliate Marketing Success

Previously, we looked at some general netiquette in asking for links, and at relevancy. Now we’ll look at a few more points that will help you link the right way.
7. Be careful not to adopt spammy practices when you ask for links. If the websites you send requests to have nothing to do with your [...]

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Last time, we saw the first three considerations in linking and asking for links. Let’s take it a little further and look at relevancy.
4. Avoid putting more than 50 links on a page, and even that many is questionable. Usually that many links constitutes a link farm, but there are situations where the material is [...]

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The World Wide Web is named as such because it is really a web of sorts. The whole idea of hyper text was to be able to click on a curious word and instantly get more information. Websites are not meant to be islands, but to link to each other to form… a web.
The way [...]

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Should you link? Should you pass? We all face that question when we get emails from site owners asking us to link to their website, or when we’re looking for link partners ourselves and think we’ve found a good prospect. It can be difficult to decide if it’s worthwhile to pursue. We ask ourselves if [...]

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If relevant content is king, quality inbound links are queen. If you want traffic, you need links. No one can buy what you offer if they never get to your site in the first place. However, not all links are created equal. Google will consider your site more important if the sites linking to it [...]

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You may be asking “What is a thin affiliate?” Don’t worry, it has nothing to do with whether an affiliate marketer is lanky or lithe. It has to do with junky websites, or rather, those whose content is rather svelte.
In ranking pages, Google also takes into consideration sites that are considered “thin affiliates” and ranks [...]

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