Affiliate Review Site Resources
Here are some basic resources for getting you started online
and specifically for building affiliate review sites. I do get
a commission for some of these, but these are recommendations
based on my experience.
Domain names : You need a domain to start. I prefer
to use MyDomain.
Web site hosting : One of the best is Hostgator. We
are currently using two of their plans for our various websites
(more than 40 now). You can start for less than $10 monthly with
some of their packages if you pay a year in advance. We have
gone a year at a time with no downtime, so they are very reliable.
However, if you are new to the internet or to making a website,
and you really don't know where to start, you might like a service
that makes it easy. It costs a bit more, but one of the best
is Site Build It. Be sure to take advantage of
their forums once you subscribe. There are people with experience
there that are very helpful.
Affiliate guidance : Chris Rempel reveals some of his
most effective affiliate marketing and niche-targeting tactics
in: Confessions
of a Lazy Super-Affiliate. I've made money using the advice
in his e-book.
Affiliate Products : There are thousands. My best returns
have been with MyHelpHub
Affiliate Program.
HTML Help : Every HTML document contains certain standard
HTML tags. If you don't even know what an HTML tag is, start
with great tutorials here: www.htmlgoodies.com. Also, you can teach yourself
a lot, by going to the view button up on your browser, then clicking
on "source," or "source code" or "view
source." You'll see the HTML for whatever page you are on.
Keyword research : Your pages need to target keywords
that people are searching. There are some free keyword research
tools online, but these are changing constantly. Google also
has keyword tools that might be available free or for those who
open an AdWords account (a $5 one-time fee last time I checked).
Free content : EzineArticles.com and GoArticles.com both have a wide selection of
articles you can use for free for your website.
Auto responder : You'll want this eventually, if you
aren't already using one. There's nothing neater than your newsletter
going out automatically to your subscribers. The best service?
Right here: Aweber.
Web site testing : To check your pages for free, to
see what HTML mistakes you made, and how fast the page loads,
go to : Net
Mechanic.
Internet
Glossary : Not sure what a term means? Go here.
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