There’s more than one route to the chip shop
Against the backdrop of a bunch of negative posts about bloggers and Google and their general anti blogger behaviour, I thought it might be useful to just touch on a method or two that I’ve not discussed here so much that might just help fill the void for those worried about any further actions from the Google monster down the line.
If you are worried about getting hit more than you already have, then this could be a post for you.
Ok, not everyone wants to monetise their blog - some people equate money and blogging as some kind of dirty word almost. Some people still like to write for the hell of it and couldn’t really give a rats arse for any kind of monetary payback. Their payback is the reward that comes from getting people involved or simply venting their spleen on a topic near and dear to them.
In parts one and two we looked at the initial database set up, inserting data into our database using csv and sql files, layout and content issues, relative to both using our database and how we can use other providers to both add value and gain additional income revenue; as well as url and navigational topics relative to getting the most from our page templates and site structure.
In this part we are going to look at a typical hotel content page and see how we can best maximise the data we have.
As we already know, we have a database that is made of two distinct tables. The tables have a number of fields that we are going to use to populate our page. Unlike the umbrella pages that we previously looked at, we are going to use all of the data we have to create a unique page for each hotel.
To recap we have a number of fields that can be loosely classified as follows
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It’s no news to say that the days of easy rankings with easy commissions are long gone. With some search engines, it just no longer works. Anyone, and lots are, can whack up a DB or add a feed from some central source. It’s child play, and from a search engine viewpoint its just not welcome. They’d be happy to kick yo ass as soon as look at ya, and who could reasonably blame them? You can have the most well linked, beautifully constructed site in the world full of some mythical kw density perfection, css’ed to the nth with elements positioned to the max, but if you aren’t saying anything new, then the chances are that things could get pretty serious pretty quickly. Search engine death could well become you. Sure, you’ll get spidered, but expect to go supplemental pretty quickly, and if that don’t happen then you might get extra lucky and get lumbered with a nice fat -31 ranking penalty.
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Last week Anik Singal launched his aricle directory called AffSphere. Today, I’m adding to that list of article directories with the TOP article directories ALL article publishers should submit their articles to first before going off submitting to other article directories with less credibility and traffic.
AffSpy.com is an incredibly fast, simple and powerful free tool that helps affiliates to find the best offers to promote. AffSpy.com is an invaluable tool for offer research and should be of great use to EVERY affiliate, network, and program manager in the affiliate marketing space.
Get in on a New Content Site and Become an Authority in your Niche Quickly!
Anik Singal's new AffSphere article directory project offers revenue-sharing opportunities for affiliate marketers.
Maybe the guys at AffSpy say my blog post asking them where they were… or maybe it was just great timing. I’m excited to announce that I’m now officially in the AffSpy Beta. I played around with the back office for a little while last night and quickly realized that AffSpy is an awesome free Affiliate Program research tool that....
This is going to be huge for internet marketers
AffSphere is a difference article directory, which was designed with the affiliate marketer in mind. Their goal is to make it easy for even the most inexperienced affiliate marketers to start generating traffic and commissions through the power of syndicated content.
The company hosting your website contributes to about 75% of the traffic of your site.Web-solution, one-one support and marketing is very important especially in affiliate program and marketing. ipowerweb has got all these solutions as I am a living witness.The link is: "http://www.ipower.com/join/index.bml?AffID=573459&LinkName=Webhosting"
Now that Google has acquired DoubleClick Performics, is aff marketing shifting away from networks and into a platform-centric model?
There are many horror stories about affiliate programs. The stories you may have heard are those related to illegal programs such as pyramid schemes and HYIPs. These kind of markets do not have any real, worthy product. You can learn how to avoid these scams with our complimentary eCourse at: http://www.AffiliateUniverse.net/eCourse-Aff.html
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