We are very excited to announce a brand new free feature available to everyone on Affilorama that we know you're going to love. Introducing (drum roll please) … The YO Blog!
What is the YO Blog?
YO stands for 'Your Opinion' (and appropriately, it's also a casual greeting). The YO Blog is your chance to put yourself in the spotlight in front of your peers, and it’s also a great place to get well-articulated advice and opinions from fellow affiliate marketing friends.
It looks exactly the same as our regular Affilorama Blog, with images and comment functionality too.
Why the YO Blog makes you happy
- Are you someone who loves to share your knowledge or thoughts on something? Do you love using the power of words to get your point across? Well here’s a place where you can do exactly that, and get your post in front of a large readership.
- You can place a healthy 'do follow' link from your blog post back to your site. We will be linking directly to the latest YO Blog posts from our Affilorama homepage (that has a pagerank of 6!). That means fast indexing of your content, and a lot of link juice coming your way…
- This is your chance to build up your reputation as an authority figure among your peers. If you've got a product or service that's of use to Affilorama members then here's your chance to let them know you can be of even more assistance...
- If your blog post is of exceptional quality, we might even promote it to our regular blog – amplifying the rewards you get from the benefits listed in the previous points.
Why the YO Blog makes Affilorama happy
No prizes for guessing that adding a new stream of frequently updated quality content helps us in the SERPs, and it gives us more to offer to people like you, both of which give us an increase in traffic. It's a win/win situation :)
YO Blog fair play
We want to ensure everyone gets the best experience out of the YO Blog, and this is why all blog post submissions are reviewed by our staff before being published. Publication is not guaranteed, so it would be a waste of your time if you send us a post that links to a spam site, has irrelevant content, or is of a generally poor quality. It must also be unique and not published elsewhere on the web.
There is no word restriction to the YO Blog, but remember this is not the place for a novel nor a tweet.
How to submit a post on YO Blog
1. Click on your Affilorama member profile at the top of your screen:
2. Click 'Create a YO Post' next to your member profile:
3. Click 'Create New Post'
4. You'll then need to fill out the following details:
- Blog post title - Make this interesting and descriptive, and no longer than 250 characters long. Titles are hugely important for getting users to read your post, so put some thought into this.
- Images - Ideally, images should be around 400x400 pixels (you must own the copyright on it or have paid for it)
- Tags - Add as many tags from our list to your blog post as you like (they must be relevant to your post of course!).
5. You'll then need to insert your post content using our WSYWIG editor.
6. Hit the 'Save to Drafts'. You will then be given the option to submit the post or edit it until its just right
7. You’re done! We’ll be in contact if we need further information, otherwise you’ll hear from us when your post goes live :)
YO Blog topic ideas to get you started
If you take a look to the right of this page, you'll see a list of topics that represent all of the subjects our past blog posts have been tagged under. This gives you an idea of the kinds of things that are relevant to Affilorama members, and topics that you can write about.
Another good place to look is on our forum – what questions and issues are people raising often?
Often the best and most useful blog posts cover a very specific topic in-depth. If you begin tackling a topic that is large in size, you can find it overwhelming and difficult to cover in enough detail to make it useful for your readers. Pick a topic and narrow it down to a very specific area.
Here are some things to consider…
- What areas of affiliate marketing are you currently focusing on? Maybe you’ve been spending a lot of time link building lately and you'd like to share your experience on hiccups and successes you’ve had along the road, and tips for other users.
- Maybe you’ve even got a time-saving, simple or helpful plan that others could follow along with.
- What’s news in the world of Affiliate Marketing? You might have a strong opinion on something that’s happened in the industry lately, or a new service that’s on offer and would like to warn members of the dangers, or alert them of the benefits.
- Consider yourself an expert? Maybe you’re a graphic designer and can teach people how to make cartoon images, or maybe you’re a social media expert and can give members the low-down on how best to use a service for affiliate marketing.
- Consider yourself a newbie? What about a journal-style entry of your progress so far? Tell us about your first sale, or how you finally figured out how to do 'annoying and difficult thing X’, and how others can do the same.
Are you ready to get started? The YO Blog isn't going to be live for a few weeks yet, but we are accepting submissions now. See you on the YO Blog soon!
navaneeth • 14 years ago
horksi • 14 years ago
Caleb Nelsen • 14 years ago
Juan Mariu • 14 years ago
Another reputable site to get a back link from as well as a hub of knowledge for IM.
Excellent idea.
Tyler Duncan • 14 years ago
Daniel • 14 years ago
Thank You guys. Good stuff.
Vance Sova • 14 years ago
The YO Blog sounds like a great idea for mutual benefits. I look forward to it to actually see how it will look in practice. Perhaps it's a good idea for everyone including me to start thinking about what to post there.
Eric Alexander • 14 years ago
The biggest problem is that of information overload and not knowing where to start or how to proceed. I have done quite a bit of research and this website will surely help any newbie to understand what IM is all about and help him or her to save money, effort and time. By saving money I mean that a newbie will not have to buy courses indiscriminately and end up getting nowhere with their study of internet marketing.
I have suggested three training programs for different levels of newbies and AffiloBlueprint is one of them.
I hope this website will be useful to newbies and help them to reduce the learning curve drastically.
Anowar • 14 years ago
Celie • 14 years ago
Alan Roy Hocking • 14 years ago
Mohamud • 14 years ago
geracel • 14 years ago
Tim Douglass • 14 years ago
paulita • 14 years ago
Harry Cordoba • 14 years ago
Mike Robbins • 14 years ago
You do not need a website on IM in order to comment or write a meaningful post.
For example if you did have a website on dog training there are a myriad of topics that would push people back to your site.
1) Write a post about how you did your keyword research
2) Write a post about how you created your new banner {this alone will drive people to your site to take a look at what you're talking about}.
Get the picture?
It's all about common topics. By the way, if you have a website on dog training and you're promoting affiliate products... you are an Internet Marketer!
manuel • 14 years ago
Bill • 14 years ago
allan • 14 years ago
Mark Demers • 14 years ago
Have a Great Day!
TrevorM • 14 years ago
Darryl Hudson • 14 years ago
Jhoecannon • 14 years ago
I have to make a posting to my website this morning, but I"ll be back to make a YO post.
Thanks.
Simon Slade • 14 years ago
allanwilson • 14 years ago
buddy • 14 years ago
Chris T Atkinson • 14 years ago
Gordon Jablonski • 14 years ago
Joan Stalker • 14 years ago
Thanks for helping us out with a backlink.
Andrew Pupols • 14 years ago
Allan Philip • 14 years ago
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Chrisi Darrington • 13 years ago
Is this not possible? Or could you tell me the correct way to insert the html for left/right justification of text to the images?
Thanks :)
Chrisi
Cecille Loorluis • 13 years ago
I apologize for the delay in responding to your inquiry. I checked your draft and it looks in order. Do you wish to move the image of the dog to the left? If so, you can drag the image to the left and the text should wrap around it.
Hope that helps. Have a good day!
Chrisi Darrington • 13 years ago
My other question was with the little box under the article after you click the draft mode button. I forget what it says, but it doesn't say, "Resource box". It looks like it's an area to add a note to the Staff.
So, I add my resource box at the end of my article, but put any Staff notes into that little box before I submit it - yes? or did I get that wrong?
:)
pozycjonowanie stron Rzeszów • 12 years ago