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Affiliate Marketing With Over 100 Million Google Visitors

We all know that website or blog traffic is the only key to generating life changing kind of money online. And one of the preferred methods among super successful affiliate marketers is commenting because you can reach millions of visitors, you just need to look in the right places.

You will have access to 5 sites within the online marketing niche later in this article. Combined, they have over 150 MILLION Visitors per Month! But you also need to know how to do your own research because that will enable you to reach these kind of sites in Any Niche.

You need to know whether the particular site is in fact indexed in Google. You need to know the page rank and both the quantity and quality of visitors to that site. Visitor origin is extremely important, next to a product in demand (On Your Blog).

In another Blog Post I demonstrate a certain research method that will show you just How to “Look In the Right Places”. You need to research the sites you wish to comment on, and by using the simple tools as demonstrated above, I was able to come across sites with as much as 85.3 MILLION visitors per month.

But get this, they all allow comments and most even allow you to share your website and blog URL. Be careful though because the more professional the site, the less tolerance they will have to unprofessional conduct. This includes desperate sales pitches and a flood of random affiliate links, you only EVER share a URL to your own blog or website in any comments you make.

Most professional sites will provide you with one of 2 most used commenting options;

An On-Site Contact Form – That will allow you to share your URL by providing an option to do so, these forms normally require your name, email, URL and of course your comment.

Comments Feed Plugin – This is when you leave a comment by having to log into a particular social profile or Gravatar account to do so. And as these commenting options do not allow a special window for your URL, you DO NOT share any URL in these comments.

Within context however, you may want to suggest a certain idea and have other people respond to your comment. Should that discussion lead to an increased interest and request to view your site, then you share the link to your personal blog or website.

When You Comment – You always stay on topic, and blend with the discussion at hand. That can only be done by actually reading the particular post you wish to comment on. Don’t just barge in with a desperate sales pitch or offer, it mirrors desperation. Keep your comments as professional as possible, and you will never have to write another sales pitch.

Professional commenting (And Actually Getting results) is a time consuming exercise and must never be done hastily. Apart from researching the sites you wish to comment and even guest post on, you also want to read other comments. Find what a particular audience is looking for so that you may be able to offer a suitable and obvious solution (That Actually Works). And make sure this offer is available On Your Blog, preferably with a proper discussion because you want to inspire your visitor to want to Know More.

The purpose of your comment must be to get the visitor to your own blog or website, you then need to ensure your content is interesting and useful enough to keep your visitor there. A great way to check this is to pay attention to your visitor/view ratio. Your visitors should be less than the views because it indicates that you’re on the right path, it means you have returning visitors.

Now I did promise to provide access to my personal 5 commenting favourites, but I strongly advise you master that research method we discussed earlier.

Moz– This site offer an On Site Comment window that allows you to share your URL as a Hyper Link. Do not enter a raw URL (And Especially an Affiliate Offer URL) anywhere, because this is also a great way to get Moz to recognize your Blog or Website. Share the link to your personal site by means of the Hyper Link option provided.

Once signed up and inside your membership, you need to visit the Moz Blog to be able to comment and share your thoughts. You will also be able to answer questions because this is a site that offers great engagement, I can tell you that.

The Penny Hoarder – This site uses a Facebook comment plugin. You will need to login with your Facebook credentials to comment here, so be sure your profile is as complete and professional as possible. You will not have to register an account with the Penny Hoarder, only Facebook login to comment. And remember to only share the link to your blog or website when asked to do so.

Pro Blogger – And this is a perfect example of the on-site comments window where you have the option of sharing your blog URL. Once your comment is approved, your site will be accessible to reader when they click on your name in the comment. Pro Blogger, like Penny Hoarder requires no registration.

Money Talks News– Another high value site that does not require any registration. Like The Penny Hoarder, Money Talks too uses the Facebook comments plugin so the same rules apply. Only share the URL to your blog when asked to do so.

Always remember that content is the King of sales conversion, and unique content is what will have your site stand out. Content is the single most important part of actually generating money online, and endless research is the only way to be able to provide your audience with the relevant content. You must do the research, so your reader does not have to.

And that is how you can now leverage commenting to your profitable advantage.

Resort Marketing With Online Video Increases Visitors?

Resort marketing in the traditional sense has worked great for decades. Even the advent of the Internet didn’t pose much of a threat since you can’t replicate the relaxing and luxurious vacation resort experience online.

But with high bandwidth readily available to the most desired and affluent clientele, increasingly more resorts turn to media-rich experiences for promoting their properties online. At the top of the list of new technologies, web video helps to break down the barriers between people looking for a great vacation experience and the resorts that provide exactly that.

Reaching New People

Affluent families, the ones most desired by vacation resorts, are very selective when it comes to where they spend their time. While a nice vacation may not be strain on the budget, it is time spent away from their homes and businesses. They need to be sure that time will be spent having an exceptional experience.

Up until recently, the only way they could be assured of a top rate experience was to rely on the knowledge and feedback of people they trust. So they turn to friends and family for advice and likely travel to the same places since they have a reasonable expectation of having a good time.

This makes it even more difficult for a new or recently refurbished resort to compete since that resort would not have a large number of people to share their knowledge of your hospitality.

This is where video comes to the rescue.

By creating a video that documents the experience you provide at your resort, you help break down the barriers of fear and begin to build up a bridge of trust. Thanks to some well publicized instances in the news, people know that unscrupulous individuals can fake photos, enhance them, or even just shoot a single picture at an angle that is most flattering, carefully leaving out undesirable elements.

With video its much more difficult to fake the footage, plus there is an audio track. If you can hear a freeway near what is supposed to be a pristine getaway, that gets picked up and the person watching will know what to expect. But if a person looking at your resort video sees and hears only the sights and sounds of nature, that will reinforce the photos and descriptions you place in your other marketing materials.

Showing affluent families enjoying the guest rooms, the pool, the golf course, the spa and other amenities will clue in other affluent individuals who watch your video that this is the place for them.

Beating The Competition

There are a few resort owners and managers now bringing online videos to their web sites. They are setting themselves above and apart from other resorts by providing this more engaging experience. They’re targeting people who have not been to their resort previously, competing against the hundreds of other options for unique getaways.

And they’re going to win.

By embracing online video in their resort marketing, the early adopters recognize the inevitable continuing growth of online video. And by leading with video, they’re providing what will bring in first-time guests: an online media-rich experience that has them at the resort and enjoying themselves before they even step on the plane.

Resort owners and managers who choose not to dip a toe into online video set themselves up for a long slide into oblivion. Quality video is taking it’s place alongside quality photos in the importance of presenting the resort experience online. Get familiar with it and plan for it as part of your online marketing strategy.

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