thoughts?
Submitted by profwebs on Wed, 05/07/2008 - 23:33.
Threw this quick one up a couple months ago. I was kinda gambling that Http://www.magicjack.com would start an aff program. It kinda looks like they aren't though.
I don't have any links to it, nor have I done anything with it yet.
Any opinions, thoughts, suggestions are welcome. Should I just let it expire? Do you see any potential paths with it? Leave it up and add content and link build it for adsense?
Hi profwebs What exactly did
Hi profwebs
What exactly did you throw up a couple months ago?
Is the magicjack.com yours?
Barry
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Doh!!
my site here: http://www.getamagicjack.com
Can you tell I was tired last night. Went to sleep early, I needed it! :)
Brian Weaver - Affiliate Marketer in Training
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LOL - Brian, how are
LOL - Brian, how are you? [meant to clarify that I was giving a laugh to your comment, not the site]
Well, too bad the Jack has no aff. program! I'm no expert, but here is a review.
Judging from the AdSense ads on your site, Google definitely feels your site is relevant to the VOIP market.
Maybe put the Jack on hold and promote another VOIP merchant or compare a couple services, as you seem to have a good head start.
The header is a bit plain, but would need re-doing anyway if you go with another merchant.
I have read more than once that it is best to make AdSense block borders invisible by making them the same color as the page background, so they blend in and look less like ads and more like content links.
Just some thoughts.
Good Luck
Barry
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Brian, as Barry suggests
Brian, as Barry suggests maybe you can build out this site to make it a thick VOIP review site? I don't know that market, but am guessing there are enough providers with aff programs to make it worth your effort.
Even though magicjack has no affiliate program, the more reviews of VOIP providers you have on the site, the more credible the site will look (and when you start driving PPC traffic to individual landing pages, Google might reward you with a better QS).
My 2 cents, for what they're worth.
Moe
Thanks for the tips guys...
Thanks for the tips guys... Yeah I knew about making adsense "invisible", although I don't know a whole lot about adsense optimization -yet-. I will have to do some research and possibly make plans to redesign and get some links going to the site. I just didn't know if this avenue was truly worth my time.
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