Some Questions From The Magazine…

Today I fielded some great questions a student had about the magazine - mostly some terms they wanted defined. I realized later on that the beginner affiliates may not be familiar with some of these terms. So here they are!

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Backlinks = Websites linking to your website. This can be checked by going to Google and typing in, link:www.yourdomain.com or going
to yahoo and typing in linkdomain:www.yourdomain.com

Ping = An Internet utility used to check the connection with another site.

Permalinks = Permalink is short for “permanent link”. It is a link that readers can use to bookmark the current blog post.

Data feeds = A file that a merchant provides you that has all their product, pricing, reviews, etc… all in one file. You can then integrate that file
into a program/template and it builds you an entire website with all their products in it.

Upsells and Cross sells = When you sell someone something, an upsell is to sell them something more expensive later. A cross sell is similar, it usually has you selling them something else in conjunction with what they are buying.

Podcasts = Basically a web radio show. You record a file, mp3 and then make it available for others to download and listen.

Organic = When talking about search engines, you will find either organic or “paid” - organic are the results that show up in the middle.
Those are search engine rankings and are not PAID placements.

Hope this helps!

Anik Singal

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7 Comments

[…] Originally by Anik Singal from Affiliate Marketing Blog […]

Let’s get on with it!
How does one get traffic to my sites?

Comment by Bob Dennis | January 30th, 2006 11:15 pm | Permalink

Hey Bob,

Well, that’s the million dollar question eh?

There are lots of ways - depends on your budget:

- Forum posting
- Pay per click
- SEO
- Article publishing
- Press releases
- Newsletter/Ezine advertising
- Link Trading
- Viral Marketing
- Blog Publishing
- Listing site in directories
- Joint Ventures
- Banner Ads

…I think that’s a good start! :D

Anik

Comment by Anik Singal | January 31st, 2006 11:01 am | Permalink

I have my domain from Host For Profit.
They will be hosting my webpage. Anik,
what’s the next step?

Christine

Comment by Christine | February 19th, 2006 3:47 pm | Permalink

Christine, two next steps:

* Change the DNS/Nameservers on your domain so they point to your host. You can get that info from your Host For Profit signup confirmation.

* Look for some good affiliate programs to promote and start building your web site.

If you don’t know how to build a site, you can search online for “how to build web site” or “web page tutorial” and similar terms.

You can download the free web page builder, NVU, at http://www.nvu.com/index.html

If you’re an Affiliate Classroom Member, we just developed a 14 minute tutorial on using the free web page builder, NVU, just for our students. It’s in the Tutorials section of Marketing Library.

If you have the funds to purchase a full-featured web authoring system, we recommend you get started with the best: XSitePro. We reviewed it in the January issue of our free Magazine:

http://www.affiliateclassroom.com/magazine/magazine_jan2006.php

Hope this helps!

Anik

Comment by Anik Singal | February 20th, 2006 2:47 pm | Permalink

Happy New Year TO ALL

Comment by earn cash make money online | December 27th, 2006 2:35 pm | Permalink

Hi,

I have thinking about joining Affiliate classroom, but the web has me so scared of all the fluff that is out there. I have built some very successful sites online,one such site teaches you how to build a web site that will be productive in only a couple months, but I want to make enough money now to retire from my day JOB.

In what way can Affiliate classroom help me to achieve this goal?

Comment by Alex | February 11th, 2007 9:58 am | Permalink

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