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I have found that my own creativity has increased and improved with the use of ChatGPT and AI tools. Using them both together to product SEO enriched content works wonderfully.

Hi, When I first heard the term blogs ... blogging ... etc. I thought it was a silly name and didn't really pay much attention to it. Then I noticed a lot of people were doing it. If they were all using blogs, there had to be something to it -- or at least you would think so. Now I totally see why blogging is so important. Not only can blogs be used to tell people about services and products you use, blogging can also be used to build your name recognition. I am probably not blogging the right way (if there is even a "right" way), but I'm trying to make sure the things that I sell are in the search engines. For instance, I'm in one of the diet product MLMs (Skinny Body Care). I created a blog specifically for that business. I also did that with MCA. By having blog posts in the search engines, someone is likely to end up on one of them and buy or join something I'm writing about. I am not much of a writer, so my blog posts are mainly ads with more information tucked into them. It may not be perfect, but it's helping me to get sales. I guess that's important when you work online for a living. How are you using blogs? If you aren't using blogs yet, why aren't you? Paula

I have been writing on a few blogging platforms and I have found that I really do love to write. Originally, I was having a little bit of trouble figuring out what to write about and then it hit me. Talk about things that you know well. So once I started doing that it has went a little smoother. I do find myself trying to post more consistently now oppose to when I first ever started anything like this in 2005. So I post about traffic generation, creative ways to earn online and some other topics. I will now be posting in a new niche. Self care is on the rise and I am thinking that moving into another area can also prove helpful. I do this to share information with others that may not have any idea where to turn. I just wanted to share a little of what I am feeling as a whole in the writing niche. Thanks for reading! Lisa E. Find All Your Traffic in One Place

So far, medium has proven to be the most effective. It allows you to add links to your website and promote your affiliate products.

Dusted off my Google Adsense Publishers Account installed it on my site in early September 2017 expecting to find well maybe a few cents here and a few cents there only to my surprise to see my Adsense Account generating a few Hundred Dollars in a short few weeks. One can hardly imagine how warm am feeling inside right now as I have only gotten less than 100 clicks so far but hell yeah this baby is paying especially from the mobile traffic (which is less that 10% of total traffic). To get the best out this latest opportunity am planning to scale up my visitor count to include more traffic from mobile users. The main risk am concerned about at the moment is the low quality traffic coming from safelists and an extremely few traffic exchange which send me traffic from referrals using their affiliate links. Safelist traffic has a notoriously disgusting bounce rate as most persons are only clicking to build up their credit balance so you would normally see a very unforgivable bounce rate of 97% or more. Though I do send traffic myself to the site from safelists GOOGLE ads are only displayed inside the site after members login so am tentatively hoping this approach will find favour with the GOOGLE Adsense Team. O.k now lets get back to the high CPC GOOGLE Adsense is now paying to publishers. I have seen where persons are saying that they are finding it difficult to get approval for the GOOGLE Adsense Publishers's program so here is a simple guide to getting approved:- 1.Run an Adword campaign for about Three (3) months, yes get the qualifying traffic from GOOGLE.2. Install AMP on your site for optimal delivery of your content to mobile user - 85% of users are mobile3.Connect your site to GOOGLE Analytics for analysing your visitors4. Optimize your onsite keywords to match the interests and affinity of your site visitors5. Avoid using traffic from surf exchanges and safelists. These offer too low a quality for traffic6. Ensure you get some local traffic as well that is in line with the relevance of your Adword keywords.7.Keep abreast of things and happenings in Google's webmaster community especially for adsense.8. Continue to improve the quality of your website by applying the Adsense guidelines.9. Keep in touch with the Google Adsense Team show them you're interested to get your site approved10. Eventually the Adsense team will approve your request for a quality content search relevant website There you go, Ten (10) simple ordinary steps to getting your website approved for Adsense. For steps 5 and 6 you should also generate traffic from other sources as well not just Google Adwords but keep the keywords relevant to your content. If you run a wordpress site (or blog) do not stuff your posts with keywords and ensure your content is structures with proper headings etc going for at least 800 words per posts. You must provide information that offers a solution to what people are searching for such as guides, tips, recommendations, products reviews and so forth therefore building up your trust flow and authority Credits for tips: Clicksellerate Online [clixlr8-dot-com]

Hello Guys, So I'm pretty new here. I just came here as I needed some support with a platform called LeadsNProfits. I left a comment on that thread but I figured I would create my own thread to get some ideas from other people that have experience with developing their own blogs and websites with the main goal of affiliate marketing. I will be totally honest here I have been creating content fairly regularly since the start of the year. I started on NYE with Blogger. I wrote at least a post a day and actually to my surprise I made my 1st affiliate commissions within 1 week. It was for a product called Leptitox on ClickBank. I made like $450 that month. It was a revelation for me but since then I haven't had the same fortunes. Even though my content has become a lot more professional I have only had maybe 2 or 3 sales since. What am I doing different? Well everything really I moved everything to wordpress - I have split up all the content over 4 websites because this blog was about 4 different niches. I actually think if I would have just left that content as it is and just created new content I might have had a bit more fortune but I am not looking back I am looking forward. I am going over everything again whilst creating new content. But I have created 70 articles now and my last 5 or 6 I have had ranked on google within 24 hours of submitting to Google Search Console and also one of these sites I am getting new sign ups for daily but this is what I need help with I am not making any money. Please if anyone could help me would be very grateful.

One of the most important aspects of article marketing is to produce articles people will actually want to read. some marketers produce articles in bulk thinking somehow they will get hits and reader engagement from them. If you produce good, quality artlcles that has quality information in them, it will encourage reader participation leading to sales.

one of the biggest mistake that people make while surfing is they only click and don't get onto chats at Te's.Chatting while surfing helps building up networking with fellow surfers and is a key ingredient towards making your online presence felt and is one of the key path to success

Depends which TEs you use. I surf Dark Hits almost daily. It has a 1:1 ratio and a 5 second timer if you're a free member, so you're getting one visit to your splash/squeeze page for every site you view... and with a well designed, attention-grabbing page, five seconds is easily enough time.