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That was puzzling me too, especially as he has lots of PR 5 pages on there, and I dont think there has been a PR update since 6 Jan has there?Quote:
Originally posted by flyingpylon
If your site has really been online only since Jan 6, how are you getting enough traffic already?
I'm guessing the site was up for a while before he added AWS.
It was. AWS is an add-on to the existing site.
Yeah, the site has been online since the beginning of last year or something like that. AWS was added on january 6.Quote:
Originally posted by flyingpylon
I'm guessing the site was up for a while before he added AWS.
Thanks so much. I was testing other placement of ads and if they would work out better and forgot to remove them. They're gone now.Quote:
Originally posted by flyingpylon
Also, I noticed you have AdSense on some pages twice. I'm pretty sure that's a no-no.
The tradeoff for removing the cap on electronics was a base referral rate of 4%. So a direct item link is 6.5% with no cap -- definitely an improvement if you ask me, otherwise it'd only be $10 on that $3k camera.
Superb :)Quote:
Originally posted by emke
I've had great success with AWS.
What's recommended for the payment plan: classic or tiered?
Also, what's the difference between "Easy Links" and "Direct Links"? Are the AWS "add item to shopping cart" forms regarded as one or the other?
I think colleges are offering a 200-level course on just this topic. Here's what I think. Please correct me if I'm wrong.Quote:
Originally posted by pas
What's recommended for the payment plan: classic or tiered?
If you are fairly certain that you will sell 36 or more products including at least 1 non-media item this quarter, then go for the Tiered Structure.
What's a non-media item? Anything that is not the following: Book, Music item, Video, or DVD.
Basically yeah. If you're sure you're shifting a lot of items + a few non media items, then the Tierd structure would probably be better.
Direct link is where the item is specified, so the AWS "add item to shopping cart" are direct links.
Two things.
1. Apparently power tools are no longer a new category and they're still capped. So those $400 tools I'm selling only get me $10 in commission :(
2. I think straight text Amazon links perform better than clickquick ones, just from a couple days of testing.
Do you get more people buying stuff, other than what they click on with the normal text links (using the cookie)? I imagine you would. I haven't thought about that before.
Dan, oops!!! Looks like we've done the same site: http://www.camcorder-reviews.net/ When did yours go live? Sorry I didn't notice it before. Oh well, when we both get some PR we could exchange links, compare notes etc...
All my reviews seem to be down right now. Hmmm. I'm not caching at the moment.
Someone else was talking about reviews gone...
Yes, BobbyB has made one. I wouldn't worry much, I'm sure he won't mind.
Who else has mentioned the reviews problem? I guess it's just a AWS glitch.