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What to do after getting traffic?

by dalc
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Hello guys, I am new to affiliate marketing, and I just wanted to ask you guys some beginner questions.

I understand that you need to create pages targeting long tail keywords so that you can easily rank for them. But I don't understand what kind of content has to be on that page.

Should that page be a blog post talking about how great the product is with the link to the affiliate product?

Should it be a sales page?

I have never ran into a website just dedicated to selling products before. I can't imagine what it looks like or what kind of content it will have!
#traffic
  • Profile picture of the author hammertorch
    get traffic and create like a squeeze page... sell products for those who sign up
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  • Profile picture of the author Aviator Joe
    Check some review sites, search for ""productname" reviews" and see what the guys ranking top 3 are doing.

    Other than that, this is a pretty broad question, the answer will depend on your monetization strategy. I'd say always have 2 monetization channels on your site. (For example adsense + amazon)

    Think in terms of what will be useful for the visitor. That's what google is aiming for in the long run.
    A single one page sales letter woulnd't be very valuable to the visitor resulting in poor rankings. You'd have to get pretty creative to have a sales letter on the homepage.
    You could have a static homepage, and a blog section dedication for posting useful articles
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  • Profile picture of the author Exel
    It seems you got it all backwards.

    You need to have your website ready, and everything in place BEFORE getting traffic.

    You won't be getting much traffic without that, and even you do, what can they do
    after visiting your website? Just leave.

    What you are talking about is micro-niche or review website, where you pick one
    product and write reviews about it, aiming to rank high for it. Such websites have
    fallen out of Google's grace and are losing their rank.

    Much better option is pick a niche and create one big authority website. You add
    helpful and quality articles and rank for various keywords. You can use that site to
    promote many different products.

    Also, by including opt-in forms on your website pages you can build your list and
    further expand your reach.
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  • Profile picture of the author indybail
    It's called conversion and Exel is right: Your website needed to be ready before you started getting traffic.
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  • Profile picture of the author leorocking25
    After getting traffic i collect the demand of them and try to sell product to them who are sign up.
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    • Profile picture of the author dalc
      Okay, thanks for all the replies guys! So basically, creating a website just for the sake of a review of a specific site is not the way to go any more...
      What I should be doing is creating a giant authority website based on a niche, and try to lead people to my squeeze page where I will try to sell them through email?
      I think I am getting it, though I understand this will take a lot of creativity and not so straight forward.
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      • Profile picture of the author mattysaff
        If you have a great traffic on a website then there are more chances to make a sale to the potential customer.
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