When I talk to people that are new to affiliate marketing, they often think you have to have a big email list to earn affiliate income. Nothing could be further from the truth. In a recent video, I shared the easiest way to start affiliate marketing. In today’s video, I share the SECOND easiest way to start affiliate marketing (it’s also the #1 way to generate passive affiliate income with your blog – regardless of your list size)!
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Thank you, Matt! I’ve been wanting to create a resource page. This video was SO helpful!
One question – I write about natural living and have just started to write about blogging as well. Do you think I should have two separate resource pages for my two audiences?
I’m super excited for the contest too. Hoping for that coaching call. 🙂 Thanks for sharing such great info!
Beth – do you write about BOTH on the same site?
If so, then I would just separate the two using headings like I talk about in the video.
If not, then yes each site would have a separate resources page.
Hope that helps!
Look forward to seeing your page(s) soon 🙂
Yes, they’re on the same site. I recently added a “start a blog” tab to my natural living site, with a total of two blogging posts so far. 🙂
I just checked out the contest page and watched the first video. The buttons you have across the top of your resources page are great! That seems like a great way to keep it on one page but separate.
Thanks for your help! And I’ll definitely submit the link when I’m finished.
Perfect!
If you want to get really in-depth, use Google Analytics and heatmaps on the page to see where people are clicking and adjust accordingly 🙂
That’s a great suggestion. What do you use for heat-mapping?
Crazy Egg but there are a few others that I hear are just as good. Sumo makes one that is cheaper and solid from what I hear.