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I don’t know about this, but it seems like improving your Alexa ranking works to get more commissions. My portal rankings really went up recently and so did my commissions.
I would not guarantee this, but I think it’s worth taking a look at.
The main thing is that when your Alexa rankings go up, so does your quality traffic. It’s common sense.
The way to do this is to research online how to make your Alexa rank go up. It’s mostly just working on priorities.
Alexa gives a list of links pointing to your site. They only list the sites that Alexa finds trustworthy. Avoiding the sites that do not come up is one technique. Just work with the Alexa friendly sites.
And do not talk too much about SEO. Just call it advertising or site promotion.
Alexa ranking can easily be manipulated. Try putting the Alexa Chrome extension on your PC then (assuming you visit your own sites a fair amount) keep an eye on your ranking – it will rapidly improve I suspect.
This looks like a really good strategy. I will be doing this myself and tracking it. I’ll post the results.
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Greg Tingle PromotionsWell, my commission increase should be based on actual traffic increase. I don’t know what I was thinking when originally wrote this post. I have no idea if a better Alexa ranking gives your site higher quality users.
I think what I was trying to say was I just get the word out about my sites and use the Alexa browser extension.
The main thing is my work ethic is higher than the previous 10 years.
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I think what I was trying to say was I just get the word out about my sites and use the Alexa browser extension.
According to Alexa, your site’s popularity has soared recently to the top 1 million websites. I suspect the plugin trick has done well for you. Now, with that said, I think your link profile must be pretty bad
Just looking at Alexa, you have some bad links I wouldn’t want. For example, a link from Michigan State University would normally be good. But not when it is on a page with over 5,000 comment spam answers! That page is almost certainly either ignored by googlebot, or even worse, penalized. Think about it… how to catch link spammers? Find a .edu page with 5,000+ links on it and you’ve found people willing to leave spammy comments! Extrapolate from there
Then there is the Alexa traffic comparison which says that, according to traffic, your site is very similar to buycasinoads.com! I wouldn’t want a link or association with that domain name under any circumstance. Spam magnet I imagine!
I’d disavow those links if I were you. I imagine they are toxic.
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