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How many times have you seen those affiliate programs with “up to $1,500 commission”? Or how about lists of “Best High-Ticket Affiliate Programs”? But how realistic are those high-ticket affiliate programs? TLDR: Not very. As a full-time affiliate marketer, let me show you what’s the problem with those. And let me share some results with […]

A long-tail keyword is long and consists of multiple words. Thus the reference “long tail”. Here are two examples: Long-tail keywords are usually less competitive than short ones. This is why many bloggers and SEOs build their content strategy to initially focus on covering “long-tail topics” to build an audience quicker. Let’s take a closer

E-E-A-T stands for “Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness“. E-E-A-T is how Google evaluates the quality of webpages for search results. The more E-E-A-T a site has, the higher the chances to rank high and get more traffic. There’s no definition or way to measure E-E-A-T. But it’s something every website should try to nail to the

“E-A-T” means Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. E-A-T is a central concept when it comes to getting a website to rank on Google. Every website (and every page on it) needs to demonstrate E-A-T to have chances to rank high and get visitors. In other words, every website should be operated by someone knowledgeable about their

Domain age does not matter in SEO. If you now buy a domain and leave it be, it doesn’t feel time. If you come back to it 2 years later and start churning out content, the time starts there. Disclaimer: I’m not trying to explain how Google’s algorithm works. Instead, I want to explain how

Have you heard that you can make money by reviewing Amazon’s products? This can be a semi-passive side income stream. But it requires a lot of hard work to earn your first pennies on the platform. Let me show you exactly how to make money by reviewing Amazon products. 💡 In a nutshell: To make

Keyword density is the number of times a keyword appears in a blog post or a web page. In traditional SEO, if you repeated a specific word the right number of times, there was a chance to rank for that on Google. These days, Google is not so stupid that it would let content creators

To check page views of your website or blog in Google Analytics 4, follow these steps. #1 Go to analytics.google.com. #2 Select your website from the top left corner. #3 Choose Reports from the left-hand side panel. #4 Select Engagement > Pages and screens (and a time range). #5 See the page views for that

Medium is the most popular blogging platform on the internet. It has a huge community and audience. The best part about Medium is that it’s a platform that’s easy to start on. Just sign up and start writing blog posts. But monetizing is another thing. It’s easy to earn some pennies every now and then.

The “site:” operator shows all the pages and posts on Google for a specific website. But it does more. It also shows all the pages that mention a specific word or phrase. Heck, you can even use it for internal linking! I use the site: operator every time before writing a blog post. Let me