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9:44 am
June 19, 2012
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Money Counselor
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This may be an 'email me separately' request for help, but if anyone has time to give me a few pointers and ideas on this, whether here or through email, I'd appreciate it.
Got a "content partnership opportunity" email yesterday from "one of the top interactive marketing agencies in the US." It says they "offer relevant websites professionally authored content that reflects our team’s experience in the financial service industry and contains 1-2 links to our client’s website (similar to a guest post)."
I have many questions about this sort of stuff, like how do I determine my price and other variables (like link life), how do I keep endorsements of products or services I don't like or support off my site, how do I preserve my site's hard-won credibility (at least I hope it's credible) and still take advantage of opportunities like this to earn some money and not turn off readers, do you just ignore these sorts of inquiries? etc.
Thanks for any guidance.
Kurt
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11:26 am
June 19, 2012
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sooverthis
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5:26 pm
June 19, 2012
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MoneyIsTheRoot
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Money Counselor said:
This may be an 'email me separately' request for help, but if anyone has time to give me a few pointers and ideas on this, whether here or through email, I'd appreciate it.
Got a "content partnership opportunity" email yesterday from "one of the top interactive marketing agencies in the US." It says they "offer relevant websites professionally authored content that reflects our team’s experience in the financial service industry and contains 1-2 links to our client’s website (similar to a guest post)."
I have many questions about this sort of stuff, like how do I determine my price and other variables (like link life), how do I keep endorsements of products or services I don't like or support off my site, how do I preserve my site's hard-won credibility (at least I hope it's credible) and still take advantage of opportunities like this to earn some money and not turn off readers, do you just ignore these sorts of inquiries? etc.
Thanks for any guidance.
Kurt
Hi Kurt! Feel free to email me with any questions… justinweinger@aol.com I deal with these adverts ALL the time! I know that specific lingo and who it is even lol.
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5:32 am
June 20, 2012
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You're in good hands with the two above, but in case you need more help, you can email me as well (frugalconfessions [@] hotmail.com).
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6:01 am
June 20, 2012
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Money Counselor
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Thanks so much everyone, I'll be following up on this today.
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7:18 am
June 22, 2012
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Sunil from The Extra Money Blog
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I've worked with several as well. If you still have questions feel free to drop an email
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The Extra Money Blog– Expedited Wealth Building Through Multiple Streams of Active & Passive Income (Entrepreneurship, Internet Marketing, Personal Finance)
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10:59 am
June 22, 2012
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My Personal Finance Journey
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Looks like you've gotten all the guidance you likely need, but shoot me an email if you need any additional tips!
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6:09 am
June 23, 2012
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Money Counselor
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Thanks again for all the generous offers. I've gotten some useful input, sorely needed as I bumble through this sort of stuff the first time or two.
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