Geniuslink Blog
Twenty years into my career, I am now just writing my first post about link rotators.
What’s the saying? “What got me here isn’t going to get me where I want to go.” Case in point – Mario’s content strategy.
Link rotators are actually cool. Once you start using them, you tend to be surprised by their utility and wonder why you didn’t try them earlier.
Affiliate Marketing can seem complex at first, between signing up for affiliate programs, finding your niche, and building an audience. With all of that juggling, one of the most overlooked aspects of affiliate marketing is crafting an affiliate marketing disclosure that is FTC and Amazon compliant. In this article, we will take you through what an affiliate marketing disclosure is, who needs them, and why they are important. Additionally, there will be best practices and examples at the end. So let’s get started!
Crafting a YouTube description and including links in the YouTube description for your latest video often can feel like an afterthought. You put so much work into planning, shooting, and editing your video; understandably, fine-tuning that description can almost feel like a nuisance. You want to get started promoting your video. We understand that.
But, getting that YouTube description right is super important. Done right, your YouTube description helps your video rank better in search engines (yay SEO) and hopefully get more people to watch your video. Getting the SEO optimization right is one of the critical enablers of receiving endless views and the subsequent passive income.
Have you ever drafted the perfect tweet or YouTube description, and then the second you drop in a link to an article, and you have to share an ugly URL like this:
Not only is the link ugly, but you could be missing key analytics from people clicking on your link! Enter URL shortening services and URL shortener analytics. Not only can you shorten links like that to a clean and simple “https://geni.us/gfxmas” but you can also derive useful data about who is clicking your links.
One somewhat controversial topic in affiliate marketing is whether or not you should ‘nofollow’ affiliate links, especially as it correlates to SEO. Let’s talk about how to do it, and whether it’s the best thing to do.