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I don't think you understood my question. I know I can join multiple affiliate networks, my question is more getting at whether there is an ecommerce platform, that you can put on a website, that would compare products across different networks (for the user).
What would be the first links you get for a new site?
Yahoo and BOTW directory links?
What are your favorites?
Does anyone know if there is such a thing as an ecommerce comparison platform for affiliate programs?
Something that would say, take a particular product, and let the user compare between Amazon, eBay, Walmart (all would be through affiliate programs).
Does such a thing exist? Or is such a thing even feasible?
oops, sorry for multiple posts, please let me know if i can delete somehow
found the answer, in case anyone else is wondering
"Keep in mind that your ad group will have to receive a minimum number of clicks to be able to show call extensions. In case your traffic is unable to meet that minimum requirement the ad will display w/o the call extensions."
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I've enabled Call Extensions with Call Forwarding on my Adwords Campaign (found out Location Extension must be enabled, so enabled that, but left out phone number in location settings).
I thought these extensions should work on a campaign level.
However, I can only see the google voice call forwarding extension on some of my keywords/ads.
What's up?
Google seems to have pulled the title from the homepage and put that as the title in the local pack in the SERP for my targeted keyword.
The local plus page title remains unchanged.
Any way to influence this back to the way it was? The local plus title looks much better in results (even though it's just the brand name (which is the same as the domain name) and not the city + industry).
Is it considered a good or bad practice to have the affiliate code present in your affiliate link url's ? (as opposed to disguising them with something like phpbay)
Does the general public not scour the hover-over url's of links they click?
Also, is there any way of keeping customers on site when they click affiliate links? (via frames or something more modern) Or is that frowned upon by advertisers?
Follow-up question on this topic: how would I track conversions with calls? I can't think of anything besides manually keeping logs. Any ideas for a smarter/automated way to do this?
The call-to-action for this site is not some sort of webform, nor adding an item to a cart; it is a call, that is the action this business wants to elicit. Would there possibly be any advantage to making the number clickable and having a landing page for that, any suggestions on how to make this call-to-action more pronounced/clear?
Thanks! =]
what's your favorite guide to keyword research?
in lieu of having a favorite, what is the most comprehensive guide you've come across?
something like:
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35769
and, of course:
http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo
but for ppc? :]