Hi everyone.
Something bad happened to ClickBank. Sales have stalled for many affiliates, money flows to PPC like beer in a bar with no results. I am on pause mode.
From now on, I have no PPC campaigns running until one of the two happens: ClickBank fix their problems and I can get sales again or Safeway.com approves me on Commission Junction. Until that, Google will have to live with others' budgets.
I may try some article marketing now. I still have to get traffic, and although I get about 20 hits per day from ezinearticles.com (no idea from where), it'll still be nice to make it more formal source of traffic (and have an idea where traffic comes from).
Finally, the moment everyone's been waiting for has arrived. I finished my eBook, designed a not-so-ugly sales page, an affiliates' page, and a thank you page. The eBook is also approved by ClickBank. Now all I need is that ClickBank will go back to normal and they will get my $50.
Until the ClickBank columns return,
naddavs
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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Putting the Signs on the Information Superhighway
Hello everybody.
After thinking about it for some time, I finally put my site's description on the site itself, and as you can see, at the title of this post. Catchy, right? Now I just need to redesign some of my landing pages to include the nice picture with several modifications.
Notice the picture is in a form of a freeway sign, with the intention that people driving around will recognize those signs with my site. I'll let you know if this is just hope, or sales do come from this.
My eBook is coming off very nicely, with 21 pages already (probably the longest document I've ever written). I've also created a sales page for it which I'm promoting right now (and it will be revealed here when I start publishing the eBook). Why I'm promoting it? Because when the visitors click "Get your guide now!", they reach a very ugly page - the survey. I want to see how well my page converts, if it does convert (I highly doubt it, it's very short and probably ineffective). One little conversion (page visit) on Google, that's all I want to see.
That's all for today, friends. See you next time.
Until the conversion,
nadavs
After thinking about it for some time, I finally put my site's description on the site itself, and as you can see, at the title of this post. Catchy, right? Now I just need to redesign some of my landing pages to include the nice picture with several modifications.
Notice the picture is in a form of a freeway sign, with the intention that people driving around will recognize those signs with my site. I'll let you know if this is just hope, or sales do come from this.
My eBook is coming off very nicely, with 21 pages already (probably the longest document I've ever written). I've also created a sales page for it which I'm promoting right now (and it will be revealed here when I start publishing the eBook). Why I'm promoting it? Because when the visitors click "Get your guide now!", they reach a very ugly page - the survey. I want to see how well my page converts, if it does convert (I highly doubt it, it's very short and probably ineffective). One little conversion (page visit) on Google, that's all I want to see.
That's all for today, friends. See you next time.
Until the conversion,
nadavs
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