Your Questions About Affiliate Marketing Blog

Chris asks…
how to set up a blog?
I would like to start a blog in which I would like to participate in affiliate marketing. I would like to use Google Ad Sense to be added to search engines?
admin answers:
Step 1: Define Your Niche
Step 2: Name Your Blog
Step 3: Choose a Blog Host
Step 4: Create Your Blog
With Blogger
With WordPress.com
With Vox
With Typepad
Step 5: Write Great Blog Posts
Step 6: Build an Audience
Step 7: Measure Your Traffic
Step 8: Monetize Your Blog
For more info:-http://www.mahalo.com/How_to_Set_Up_a_Blog_for_Beginners

Lizzie asks…
Advertising on a WordPress Blog?
I recently became aware that you are not allowed to advertise or have affiliates in any way while using a blog at wordpress.com. I have searched the internet over for a question that no one has been able to answer so far. That question is:
If you use a host that you pay for, to host your blog- like godaddy or something, will wordpress still nuke you? I need to know this because I am dissatisfied using blogspot.com where my blog is currently at. I used to use WP but now want to switch back- but I don’t want to sacrifice my affiliates or advertising because I am using my blog for e-commerce and affiliate marketing purposes.
WordPress states, “Adsense, Yahoo, Chitika, TextLinkAds and other ads are not permitted on WordPress.com blogs*. If you would like to run ads on your blog, please look into running your own copy of WordPress with one of our hosting partners.”
^Does this mean that you can just set up a host and grab your own domain and they wont nuke you?
Any help would be great, and I really appreciate it.
admin answers:
WordPress.com doesn’t allow ads. But if you install your own copy of WordPress on a host, you can use ads.

Ruth asks…
Need help with a blog title?
I can write pretty good but for some reason i always have trouble coming up with titles and sub titles. Anyway, i want to start a new blog, the blog will mostly be about how to make money online with subjects such as article writing, article marketing, general marketing, affiliate marketing, blogging, possibly CPA, will not include PTC, PTS, MLM, and those types of methods.
Thanks for your help
admin answers:
Passive Income For The Active Entrepreneur.

Sharon asks…
Is it possible to hide/cloak an affiliate ID link without owning a website?
url shortners like tinyurl and bit.ly only shortens the url but it doesn’t hide the referrer once you click the shortened link. Is it possible to hide/cloak an affiliate ID link without owning a website? Most cloaking softwares and methods only work if you have a website or blog. Unfortunately I don’t have one. I use article marketing.
admin answers:
Maybe find your answer here: http://www.linkcloaking.com-see-here.info/
Greetings

Lisa asks…
How do you generate affiliate sales in a “timely” fashion?
Here is another question I have for those of you familiar with the affiliate marketing business (where you promote other peoples’ stuff on your website or blog). I’ve been in the affiliate marketing business for a while (I primarily use Linkshare, Commission Junction, Amazon, Ebay, Clickbooth and Clickbank as well as a few tiered affiliate programs, such as Global Domains International). However, I’ve noticed that some advertisers (especially at Commission Junction) expect you to generate sales for them in a “timely” fashion (say within 6 months or less) and some may terminate you from their program if you do not generate sales for them soon enough. I currently have 2 websites, but they do have a low page rank at the moment (they are relatively new after all) and so I don’t get a whole lot of traffic to them. Anyways, is it possible to generate affiliate sales within a short time frame (say 6 months or less)? If so, what is the best approach to accelerating the process?
admin answers:
If you want to generate sales within a short period of time then you’ve gotta drive lots of traffic to your website in a much shorter period of time. Unless you are extremely lucky, you won’t really get any sales. There is a study that says that only 2% of people who visit your site are most likely to convert into payers.
So there is really no way of accelerating the process unless you’re willing to commit to building traffic to your websites first (which in the end, would really be worth it because it’s going to give you more options on how to monetize through your site…).
Check out the Affiliate Marketing and Web Traffic sections from this blog I stumbled upon on twitter. I think the articles are quite digestible enough.
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January 31, 2012 

