I’ve recently been hearing a lot of the same thing from various outlets. Tell a story. The story is what people are interested in.
“What was your experience with what what you want to sell me?”
That’s what most of the people who will be reading your content will want to see. How can you tell a good story that others will want to hear?
Nobody like to have to build anything from scratch, especially when it comes to web sites. I have a need to make multi-page web sites on a continual basis, when testing campaigns. I don’t want to have to do a lot of that stuff over and over again.
That is why I have begun work on a full featured template that I can re-use over and over again. I plan on sharing it with the public when I have it ready and refined.
Lately I’ve been working my way through the Clickbank Code series of videos – and I’ve learned a LOT of good stuff about researching and finding possible products to promote (on Clickbank, of course).
I’m just wrapping up the final videos in the series and now it’s time to put this stuff into practice.
Well, that’s not the best way to probably put it. I’m basically just trying to get myself away from the computer at this point.
I’ve been sucked into the Clickbank Code again tonight, basically. What did I learn today?
I ask myself this question every now and then. It’s a common question that a blogger will often ask themselves. Why write content for this blog on a continual basis?
I’ve actually got a few reasons right now. I’ll get into a couple of the big reasons.
I’ve just been sitting around today, trying to relax a little. I’ve been brainstorming for possible affiliate programs to look into for promotion.
After many different and random thoughts, it occured to me that maybe my web hosting company had an affiliate program. In fact, they do.
Some more news in the continuing affiliate taxation saga among states and large online retailers!
California and Hawaii have assured Overstock.com that proposed tax laws that would affect affiliate marketing won’t be happening.
I’ve recently been loosly following the actions of Amazon dropping affiliates in certain states. This is an interesting topic for affiliate marketers.
Today there is a good article out there about some of the people affected by this stuff.
Wow. What a week. Just non-stop madness on all fronts at the day job, during freelancing and with everything else. Today I’m burned out. What can an aspiring affiliate marketer do on days of burnout?
Here’s some ideas to help you get over that hump and to keep going forward.
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