CTO, PHP Programmer, Affiliate Marketer & IT Consultant
There’s been talk lately that the Google Panda loves keyword-rich subdomains, so I decided to test this on my coupon website.
Aside from a WordPress blog, the pages on the coupon website are all driven from a coupon database. I use a system I wrote myself, although you can just as easily use a service like For Me to Coupon.
Affiliate Summit East will be in full swing two weeks from now, and this time I’m leading a unique session, bright & early in the morning.
Are you an early bird? Nothing to do before breakfast? Want free coffee? Bring your sites to this open session and get advice on usability, SEO, conversions and revenue streams.
I’m probably going to ruffle some feathers with this post, but I have to disagree with item #6 on 10 Most Audacious Typosquatting Cases Ever
Search Engine People claim that an affiliate who registered typo’s of the Lands’ End domain, landsend.com, where defrauding Land’s End
by redirecting the traffic through their affiliate link.
First of all, how is this done? It’s actually quite simple.
When you really want to increase conversions and monitor what traffic channels are working for you, deep links and sub IDs are your friends. But it’s not always easy to figure them out with all of the various networks. So, I’ve made a little cheat-sheet for you.
I read the other day, It would make life so much easier if Google had a paid rank checker API
. Google might not have one, but Raven Tools does
Raven Tools no longer supplies SERP rank data. Use Microsite Masters instead
It would make life so much easier if Google had a paid rank checker API
— Matt Sawyer (@mattuk) June 27, 2011
Not many people know this, but Raven Tools has an API.