Hi all. Let me introduce myself, my name is Mike Paetzold and this is the last week of my Old Bald Guy’s Blog Tour. I have been traveling from blog to blog across the internet and setting up my cyber tent to camp out for a week at a time. This is the last stop of the tour and it has been a fun time.
This week I will be talking about using a blog for affiliate marketing.
Now you can do this in any niche and it is probably easier to do in niches outside of the internet marketing area. Blogs work because Google has shown that they like blogs and the ease of use to add content helps you keep it current.
The topics that I will cover will be using your blog for…
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List building
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Finding a good niche
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Review posts
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Finding the right affiliate product
All of these things are important but the item that will help you the most is doing good research before you even start your blog. You need to find the right keywords to be able to rank and generate traffic from the search engines.
Finding the keywords that you can easily rank for and that are words searched for by buyers is the real key no matter what your business model. You can get more information on doing keyword research and finding a good niche check out the keyword research call.
Look forward to spending the week and look forward to your comments and questions.
About the author
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Mike Paetzold has been online since 2000 and runs numerous blogs and you can find out what he is up to at Mike Paetzold Recommends. You can also find out and keep current with WordPress at his blog WordPress Made Easy. |



#1 by Valentina on January 12, 2010 - 16:30
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Hi Mike!
Welcome to Blog Income Life! Affiliate marketing is so timely not only for myself as my goal for this year is to become a good affiliate marketer, but for so many as people are looking for ways to shore up their incomes – sort of like building a financial safety net.
Looking forward to your words of wisdom.
best………..valentina
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