Affilate Marketing Inside Scoop
There’s been a lot of fuss over zoo animals lately. It’s not without warrant either. Google’s most recent updates have wreaked havoc on SEOs and webmasters alike. Let’s take a look at what these updates were all about and what you can do to recover from them. PANDA - What it Was
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Last week we talked about the future of affiliate marketing on Pinterest. Since the crackdown on affiliate links on Pinterest pictures, it’s become nearly impossible to make direct affiliate sales from Pinterest traffic. While we may not be able to directly link to a product with our affiliate link we
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Internet marketer’s are an interesting breed. We spend a most of our day sitting (or standing) gazing deeply into our computers. We live to improve our financial lives by building our digital assets. It’s really an interesting time in our world. For the first time ever we spend time interacting
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As Pinterest grows, so does it’s potential as a traffic source. In previous posts we’ve examined how spammer’s are were making money with Pinterest and we showed you how ethical businesses are using Pinterest. Today, we’re going to learn from the spammers and the ethical marketers and apply it to affiliate
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Do your CTRs suck? Maybe you saw some success in the beginning of your campaign but you’re seeing continuous drops in CTR. Chances are your creatives are either really bad or your ads have become stale and it’s time to redesign. To help you out we’re going to cover some basics
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While on a quest to improve my PPC ad writing skills I’ve come across hundreds of blog posts offering tips and tricks. Some were uninspired, while others seemed like genius ramblings of a mad PPC ninja. Below you’ll find a collection of some the best ad writing tips I’ve come across
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Negative SEO is alive. It’s alive and it’s yet another “scary” SEO factor to keep an eye on. It may be happening to one of your sites at this very moment, secretly drawing unwanted attention. So what is it? I referred to negative SEO as “reverse SEO” recently in the post “Google
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