Sample Affiliate Marketing Site
February 16th 2011 17:23
Most people involved in Affiliate Marketing absolutely will not show you their site no matter what. It's some kind of magic secret and they don't want you to:
Copy their site
Compete in their niche
Realize they are the scum of the web hocking garbage products
Me? I've put links to a few of my sites on here when they were first created and if they got popular, just changed the domain name so it wasn't bombarded by people with no intent to buy my "wool dog sweaters" or whatever.
Why don't I care if you see my sites? Well, I primarily create certain ones to complement this very site. People see the word "website" and lose their motivation completely. This shouldn't happen. I want you to see just how easy it is.
Take a look at this free one I created on Webs.com just a couple days ago
Weight Loss Reviews
This literally took all of one hour to make and most of that time was screwing around with pictures and links. As of today, Feb. 16th, not all the pages have content. This isn't a REAL site I would make because that niche isn't worth your time. There are so many weight loss sites out there, it would be a flippin miracle if you could get even one person to buy something from you. Sorry, just the facts ma'am.
What you CAN take a look at is the "conduit" site format in its beginning stages. A "conduit" site is very small, very focused, has pictures testimonials and usually some kind of rating system (I haven't put that in yet.)
This type of site is great for long-tail keywords that have 100,000 hits on Google with quotes like "stainless steel towel racks" because you become a trusted source to your visitors. 10-20 pages is plenty and you want them to be completely honest. If you have good inside information about certain towel racks, let that be known. If you haven't installed one, tell your visitors that as well. Honesty is the best policy.
Keep an eye on that site if you like. I'll add stuff to it for the next couple weeks or months until I either get bored of wasting my time doing it or it makes a sale which is pretty improbably given the niche.
More coming soon!
Copy their site
Compete in their niche
Realize they are the scum of the web hocking garbage products
Me? I've put links to a few of my sites on here when they were first created and if they got popular, just changed the domain name so it wasn't bombarded by people with no intent to buy my "wool dog sweaters" or whatever.
Why don't I care if you see my sites? Well, I primarily create certain ones to complement this very site. People see the word "website" and lose their motivation completely. This shouldn't happen. I want you to see just how easy it is.
Take a look at this free one I created on Webs.com just a couple days ago
Weight Loss Reviews
This literally took all of one hour to make and most of that time was screwing around with pictures and links. As of today, Feb. 16th, not all the pages have content. This isn't a REAL site I would make because that niche isn't worth your time. There are so many weight loss sites out there, it would be a flippin miracle if you could get even one person to buy something from you. Sorry, just the facts ma'am.
What you CAN take a look at is the "conduit" site format in its beginning stages. A "conduit" site is very small, very focused, has pictures testimonials and usually some kind of rating system (I haven't put that in yet.)
This type of site is great for long-tail keywords that have 100,000 hits on Google with quotes like "stainless steel towel racks" because you become a trusted source to your visitors. 10-20 pages is plenty and you want them to be completely honest. If you have good inside information about certain towel racks, let that be known. If you haven't installed one, tell your visitors that as well. Honesty is the best policy.
Keep an eye on that site if you like. I'll add stuff to it for the next couple weeks or months until I either get bored of wasting my time doing it or it makes a sale which is pretty improbably given the niche.
More coming soon!
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