Six Figure Mentors Training | #12 HowÂ To Create And Add Affiliate Banner Ads In Digital Bloggers

When it comes to blogging we can teach you how to really monetize your Digital Bloggers blog even under the student basic account.

It is all about knowing how to create and add an affiliate banner of yours and know the right places to include it within your post.

Today’s blog post I am going to share another Six Figure Mentors Training on How To Create And Add Affiliate Banner Ads in Digital Bloggers. Â Read more…!

So youÂ been hearing about how the top income earners in the internet marketing industry knows how to monetize their blog but yet you still are struggling with how to do it yourself. Â Don’t feel bad because I used to struggle with the same issues and then I learned through Six Figure Mentors training how to use WordPress and create clickable banners and advertisements that are tracked and monetized.

This is of course a learned skill because before blogging I normally would just refer people to go to my regular business websiteÂ and ask them to subscribe to my monthly newsletter which resulted in me losing that lead forever. Â Thanks to the investment into my digital marketing education I am qualified to teach this skill to you so you can create banner advertisements yourself.

So below is a video tutorial I made today where I do an over the shoulder training walking you through all the steps to create your affiliate banner ad, insert your ad into widgets, and add tracking so you can see where your leads are coming from all in one place.

Six Figure Mentors Training | #12 How To Create And Add Affiliate Banner Ads In Digital Bloggers

Two most important affiliate marketing tips to remember:

Tip #1: Whenever you create a ad, banner, or video for marketing and advertising, make sure you put a tracking link on each creation. Â This is how you will keep track of all the leads that opt in to yourÂ campaign.

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Tip#2: Always test your campaigns and advertisements by clicking on them yourself and looking for the tracking url. Â This is how you know you have completed the steps correctly.

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