If you’ve ever spent much time following content creators (especially on social media), you may have stumbled upon a Linktree link.
These are links that are most commonly found in people’s Instagram, Twitter or TikTok bios, and creators encourage people to click on them. They are usually abbreviated to linktr.ee followed by the creator’s link.
But actually are linktrees, and are they safe to click on?
Let’s find out!
If you’re new to blogging and you’ve already published a few posts, you may be wondering – when does the traffic start coming in?
As a matter of fact, one of the most common frustrations that new bloggers face is this. They publish quite a few articles on their new sites, excited for their audience to start building. Except, after waiting weeks or even months, their blog is still a ghost town.
Don’t worry – this doesn’t necessarily mean that there’s anything wrong with your website, or even the approach you’ve been taking with your content.
In this article, we’re going to cover how many blog posts you need, before you start receiving traffic. Then, we’re going to cover how you can speed up the entire process, and get visitors coming in more quickly.
Reddit is the world’s largest forum, and one of the most useful social networks that exists, period.
There are communities for just about everything imaginable – from extremely niche topics, to the downright weird.
That being said, there are a lot of wonderful communities for marketers and entrepreneurs also, and I wanted to take the time to highlight some of them here.
The following marketing subreddits are a great place to brush up your skills, network with others, and engage in valuable discussions.
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Google recently released an update targeting product review websites, which has sent Amazon Affiliates scrambling.
It makes sense. Amazon affiliates have been hit hard this last year, with Amazon cutting commission rates and making it even more challenging to make money with the program.
But is Google’s product review update the final nail in the coffin?
No, and in this article I’ll show you why it can actually be a good thing.
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A fast loading speed is no longer something that’s nice to have. Today, it’s a requirement.
Websites that load quickly rank higher in search engines, enjoy a reduced bounce rate, and higher engagement. It’s estimated that Amazon would lose $1.6 billion annually if their checkout page loaded just one second slower.
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Unlike so many other plugin choices, this one doesn’t only affect you. Once you have affiliates registered on your blog or website and they’re actively earning commissions, it will be far more difficult to switch systems later. Even if you’re able to migrate accounts and data, it can be difficult to get everything transitioned seamlessly if you decide you want to change plugins later.
I don’t say this to scare you, but to illustrate an important point – this is a topic you’ll really want to research before you commit to any final decisions.
In this article, I will be covering the top affiliate management plugs for WordPress – comparing and contrasting them against each other, to help you decide which plugin is best for your affiliate program. Note that this is solely based around plugins that are designed to help you run your own affiliate program for your products and services. This list does not include any plugins to help you with affiliate marketing itself.
Let’s get into it!
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