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There are some great resources for learning to do what I do. Affiliate SEO is a very specialized field, and quite often it results in big earnings. More often it results in modest to no earnings. I keep very busy in my field, and new content sites, ads, blogs and other media are necessary every day.

Affiliate SEO is a little like being a commission only sales person. Just one big sale won’t do it. You have to keep the folks coming in the door and keep selling them for any kind of a living to be made. In the world of affiliate SEO, you have to keep producing even though you may have several good producing sites out there. The cycle never ends, and you never know when a page will drop out of search.

Start with good content, excellent presentation and a nice mix of text and graphics. I recommend not too many graphics unless you are producing a product display site with thumbnails. Most people are on cable or DSL, but their attention span is very limited because they are used to a page loading in 2 to 4 seconds.

I love affiliate SEO, and there are some good ebooks I have purchased that have taught me a thing or 3. You don’t have to go and buy them if you don’t want to, but learning in today’s highly competitive online environment is much slower without some help.

Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate

Super Affiliate Handbook

Search Engine SEO Secrets

In my opinion the consummate knowledge contained in those 4 ebooks is enough to propel you into the right direction for success. You will benefit from them if you are considering doing what I do.

Another methodology is the join a community of successful affiliate marketers like:

Michael Andrew’s Profit Lance System

The Millionaire League by Brian Wynn

I have never written an ebook so just don’t try to get me to tell all I know, and that is because I still have not made my first million, but do look through all my pages to see the structure I use which really does work to get included within search. Another factor is the age of my domain, which is 11 and a half years. Longevity counts in the architecture of the web. The long tail of content exists forever (theoretically anyway).

I just tried an experiment and opened a free trial Adwords account, but after a week I never saw any results. I know nothing about ppc at all. In a few days I will see the results of the newest pages and ad sites I have created and it will certainly do better than my own ppc folly.

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