Make Money Blogging: Tips and Techniques [2020] - Part 2 of 5

Make Money Blogging: Tips and Techniques [2020] - Part 2 of 5

Make Money Blogging: Tips and Techniques - [2020] 

Part 2
Sales links
Link selling is generally considered a gray SEO practice, which is frowned upon by Google - check out the information on buying and selling links that pass PageRank. Therefore, I don't recommend selling links without the Nofollow attribute. By doing so, you run the risk of being excluded from the Google index.

However, if you decide to follow it, here are some guidelines to follow:

How and where to sell

You can sell links manually (through forums, social networks, blogs, etc.) or information (through a link broker).

Manual sale

If you go to manual sales, you can sell links on current forums, as well as SEO forums and webmasters that post a message offering links to forum members. However, do not disclose the URL of the website from which you sell links to the general public, as people may report it to Google and you will be banned. There is also gossip on SEO blogs and forums reporting that Google hires spies to link sellers and penalizes them manually.

So be careful, show the site URL only to people who seem trustworthy (for example, forum members who have been registered for at least several months, have a lot of posts and a great reputation).

Also, note that link sales can be time-consuming and difficult to control: you should remember expiration dates, constantly search and correspond with link buyers, strive to maintain continuity in the sense that most of your links Spaces are sold and paid on time (etc., etc.).

Also, when selling manually, you need to know and follow the prices, which can vary widely depending on the type of link (site-wide, the home page, or deep-link) and website parameters (PR home page, PR sale, number of outgoing links, site age, number and quality of backlinks).

Also, prices can change over time due to changing market competition, change in search engine ranking algorithms, inflation, and many other external factors. So there is no point in quoting at any price here. Your best move is to check the forum posts of users who are already selling links and see what prices they quote.

Sale alert,

In my opinion, it is much easier to sell links through a link broker, which is in charge of acquiring new links, expanding existing ones and eliminating those that are necessary, as well as managing all payments and payments. General Chat Chat Lounge, In other words, a linking agent takes full control of all the processes associated with link sales.

To start placing links on your blog, you will need to sign up with a broker of your choice and install a code on your website. For standard blog engines (like Wordpress or Moveable Type), this can be pretty easy since the broker generally provides easy to follow instructions. With non-standard blog engines, you may need to edit your site's PHP / HTML code following general guidelines on where and how to install additional code.

There are link brokers for any type of website and blog link brokers. In addition, there are link brokers that sell "independent" links (footer links, sidebar links, blogroll links, etc.) and there are brokers that sell/buy contextual links, ie. links within the publications themselves.

Sale of independent links

These refer to links to the blogroll or navigation sections of your blog (sidebar, header, footer, etc.). This is the easiest option, regardless of whether you want to make automatic or manual scales.

With the manual placement of links, you add them to your blog in regular navigation links (for example, in the WordPress blog you do it through widgets). With the link broker, you will get a code snippet or plugin that you will need to install on your blog. In general, this is straightforward, especially for the standard blogging platform (see above).

Context links are selling
With context brokers, you sell links to your blog posts. Similarly, to start selling links, links to navigation link brokers, you must install a PHP snippet or plugin on your blog. Again, with standard blog types, this shouldn't be a problem. However, installing code for non-standard or custom blog platforms can be difficult because you will need to change the PHP code for your blog.

One of the oldest and most popular companies for reference is Text Link. At the text link, advertisers bid for specific words in their blog posts, and you can sell these words to the highest bidders. You also have the option of selling "standalone" links with text link ads.

Other known link brokers on the market are:

Affiliation: auction system; both navigation and context; websites of any kind
Linkworth - contextual and navigation links, paid posts, and ads. Websites of any kind
TextLinkBrokers - context and navigation links, paid reviews, and text ads. Any website
WP Text Ads - WP Plugin, $127, no commissions. Revoke links! Without context; only blogs
Vibrant Media - These text links that point to video ads; any type of website

Summary,

In short, if you decide that you want to sell links, I suggest that you first use LinkLinkers that accept non-Link links (such as WP text ads), as these are perfectly legal. And Google's Webmaster Guidelines don't break. That way, you won't have any problem with Google, since this link is considered an ad. However, you must enjoy relatively little traffic to your blog (at least 100 visitors per day) to get the correct payment.

If, on the contrary, your blog is poorly attended, then your only condition is to sell the tracking links (either manually or through the link broker) and do it, as I have done before. The index would risk banning its Google sites,