I just finished reading one of the articles inside the November issue of affiliate marketing entitled A Simple Affiliate Business Model Using Web 2.0. This article discusses a method that the author has been using for several months to drive traffic to his site and generate income from his landing pages at zero-cost using web 2.0 techniques. This method makes use of user generated content sites like Squidoo, Wetpaint, Xanga, etc., combined with the power of social bookmarking sites and finally makes use of Clipmarks and Twitter. If you are using article marketing and Pay per click marketing to drive traffic to your site, this system is a great addition to your marketing campaign. It was presented clearly in a step by step manner that you can follow easily. To know more of this method in details , Download the November issue of the Affiliate Magazine now by clicking here.

So you want to earn selling something from your website, then, designing a successful web sales page is the most critical process that you should consider. Here are some tips that might be useful:

1. Make a good headline. Making a good headline is probably the very first thing you need to pay attention to when trying to make a sales web page. Your headline should be large, to stand out and to grab visitor’s attention. It should give your readers the benefit of your product and not the feature.
2. Be Prepared to Make the Sale. When a visitor visits your site, your page should have a clear instruction on how to buy your product. If you have a long sales page, then you should have your sales button scattered throughout your page. Don’t make your visitor wonder where they have to make the purchase.

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The simplest definition of ‘tag’ is keyword or keyphrase. Tagging is the process of giving a label, a name or short description to a blog post, an article, photos and videos and other digital content. Assigning a tag to your blog posts group them into different categories. Each category contains web objects (posts, photos, videos, links, etc. ) with related content and you can use the tag you used to refer back to these contents in the future.


Today, new search technologies make use of tagging to index or group related contents for easy navigation. Tagging coupled with social bookmarking becomes a new way for many to build traffic and rankings. Continue Reading