As mentioned in my previous CX Digital blog post , I am opening up this new post as a chance for you to ask me anything.
It can be about affiliate marketing, blogging, seo, what sports I like, my favorite foods, what I do in my free time….pretty much anything! It does not have to be related to affiliate marketing. It’s your choice.
Also just because I said you can ask me anything does not mean I will answer everything! For example, I’m not going to give you the URLs to all my PPC landing pages (most are registered as “Private” by the way). I will try and answer most questions.
Please be as specific as possible with your questions. “How Do I Make Money Online?” is NOT a good question. 
I’ll leave this post open to questions for several days. I’ll then begin answering the questions in a new post. If I’m really brave (I probably won’t be) I’ll answer some of the questions via video from my new FLIP ULTRA camera.
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What are the first things to get set up to get started with affiliate marketing? And how much of an initial investment is it?
Hi Tim, I’ll go first. Would you consider private training, or one-on-one consulting? I’ve been lurking affiliate blogs for a few months, and I’ve just started to run a campaign with NeverBlue Ads and it’d be great to get advice from someone with your experience.
May I call you?
May I call you for not more than 5 minutes
What is your favorite link development method and why? Thanks!
What’s the biggest mistake you ever made when you started out making money online. Feel free to list more than one if you can
I seem to be making several at the moment, and wouldn’t mind skipping the next few.
Hey Tim - I’ve got 2 questions for you:
1) I’m bidding on a very competitive keyword in Adwords. My Quality Score however is poor, but does this really make a difference seeing as how I’m bidding at times $3 per click in order to break into the market? I’ve only ever used QS in conjunction with helping to lower bids - but I’m sure that $3 will still be needed to maintain a high ad position due to the competitiveness of the keyword.
2) Do you find that the top 5 positions ALWAYS convert better, rather than being in ad position 10 for a keyword. Is it worth trying to get in those top 5 positions if it means paying more per click?
What kind of things is giving you inspiration?
Thanks.
Tim,
I make on average $80k per year. I am not a celebrity marketer. But I teach my members how to do what i do with little competition.
My questions is, How do I get more members to join the site considering I am not a celebrity marketer. And like you requested, I will be very specific. The site I am referring to is below :
Thanks for your time
Chris
Hey, one more question. What’s your most time efficient, but effective link building strategy?
I am with Top Rated, what is the most efficient link building. I feel like I waste a lot of time chasing down medicore links.
Not sure if you’ve done this elsewhere on the blog, if you have ignore me and I’ll find it.
Could you create a “sacrificial lamb” profitable PPC campaign so your readers can look at the structure? Like the ad groups, the keywords, the bids, the ad copy, etc…? I know you aren’t wanting to give landing pages away, and that’s fine, but the other info would be helpful too!
Not asking for a campaign that is making you $1,000’s each month, but one that maybe made you a few hundred bucks?
Are you jewish?
How much did your blog design cost? It’s pretty sweet.
Keep the old AdWords interface!
The AdWords Editor does not accept data in the format “Google AdWords Guide ** 0.75 ** http://www.AdwordsCampaign.net ** #2-3″. The “Edit Keywords and Bids” textbox in the previous interface does, and saves a HUGE amount of time and effort. After I contacted Google about this, I heard from them today. They said that they’d suggest to the product team to include this functionality in the new “Add keywords” textbox, which is currently VERY basic. If and when it’ll happen, though, is anyone’s guess.
The tool I use (AdWords Campaign Manager) generates bulk upload data in all formats. You can do certain things in the old interface that you cannot do in AdWords Editor, and vice-versa. Being able to use both is just perfect. The old interface should therefore remain available always.
The new interface may be easier to navigate, but it is useless for bulk upload of many keywords with different “weighted” bids and URLs. The old interface is there and has great functionality of its own. Why not just leave it there? What’s the harm? Users should be given the choice.