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4:50 pm
June 26, 2011
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JayFleischman
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Hi everyone:
My blog, Money Health Central, is a recent entrant to the Challenge. We're hard at work getting to membership, but are also struggling with advertising options.
Affiliate ads are clearly the way to go, but I'm challenged to think of a good affiliate offer for my ideal reader – someone either climbing out of debt or someone who has recently emerged from debt and is trying to rebuild financially. Credit scores are likely compromised, so credit card offers probably aren't going to do well.
Aside from credit reports and monitoring, what ideas do you all have?
Thanks in advance-
Jay
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4:59 pm
June 26, 2011
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Sustainable PF
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debt consolidation, financial planning
That being said, unless you have a lot of SE traffic I wouldn't bother with affiliate advertising right now.
I put affiliate ads up on our site when most of our traffic was direct or referral and didn't get a single click – for a few months. We'll likely look at it again in the future now that our SE traffic is gaining momentum (this is our first month w/ more traffic from SE than referral).
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4:26 pm
June 27, 2011
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Buy Like Buffett
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I use secured credit card ads on one of my sites for people rebuilding credit.
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1:49 pm
June 28, 2011
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MoneyIsTheRoot
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As SPF said, until SE traffic picks up it won't do much good to worry about affiliate advertising. My blog is just over 4 months old, so still pretty new. However, as I've seen my SE traffic grow significantly in the past month, I've also seen my commission junction links getting hit up more, specifically my plastic jungle and lending club links.
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6:17 pm
June 29, 2011
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Jay, I don't have any affiliate link in my site, I used to have one.
Can you suggest me from where to get reliable affiliate partners.
Jonny
JayFleischman said:
Hi everyone:
My blog, Money Health Central,
is a recent entrant to the Challenge. We're hard at work getting to
membership, but are also struggling with advertising options.
Affiliate ads are clearly the way to go, but I'm challenged to think
of a good affiliate offer for my ideal reader – someone either climbing
out of debt or someone who has recently emerged from debt and is trying
to rebuild financially. Credit scores are likely compromised, so credit
card offers probably aren't going to do well.
Aside from credit reports and monitoring, what ideas do you all have?
Thanks in advance-
Jay
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12:20 pm
June 30, 2011
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Buy Like Buffett
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Have you tried Flexoffers?
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