Well after month or so being back from Affiliate Summit I am finally finished doing all the work with my new contacts. It is always a little hectic when I get back from Las Vegas so I end up staying there for a few days to digest it all in.
After Summit we drove to Los Angeles to see my favorite band The Dollyrots. They rocked as usual and I am so glad we added that part to the trip. (Hi Chris I know you are reading this)
So whats new is Loxly and I have our own little podcast going on. It is over on Geekcast.fm where we explain the ABC’s of affiliate marketing and making a quality website and how to drive traffic to it. There is also two podcast on using Twitter. I am finding it a lot of fun to talk about making a website, much better then typing it into a website. I can explain stuff in 15 minutes that would take me an hour to type and half that time I would lose focus on what I was trying to say in the first place.
The NASCAR site I built on the forum is doing better then expected. The traffic is just off the charts due to using Twitter I can’t rave enough about finding like minded people in the “Niche”. On some occasions people re-tweet whats happening on the site. Fans recommending fans to the site, got to love that. The forum has been a little hard to get going but like I said this isn’t a race its a long term deal. It is a passion of mine that just happens to make money.
I am now starting a new site and it is really just in the research stage. I developed a love for a certain medical type product which a lot of other people could use to make their lives easier. There is really no competition for it and I already found an affiliate program that converts well. Did my keyword research and I am able to get a great domain for it. I really don’t see why this site project doesn’t move forward rather quickly. You can bet though that the site will be pushed using Twitter, and probably Orkut too. I am not a big fan of Facebook and choose to use Orkut instead as I see it bringing my sites more international traffic.
Now go listen to the podcast on Geekcast.fm.
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