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p2parchive
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 7:15 pm
Post subject: Ok here is my Affiliate based Shop > Comments?
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hey,. ive been working on this a while just owndering what you think, it is not totally complete but every page is working. The security products page is ready and working, so i ask am i doing it right, does it look good, am i doing somehting wrong, what should i add change etc, i think you get the point, i thank all of oyu who will take time to have a look from the bottom of my heart. I have clickbank registered to www.p2p-archive.com, now this address is http://qualityproducts.p2p-archive.com/ or www.p2p-archive.com/qualityproducts so i will not need another account ?.
Anyway thanks so much (REMEMBER its my first attempt  )
Linda
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:03 pm
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Ok. Bear in mind that these are my comments, and I am just another web user. Please don't take this to personal...
1) Your logo (the planet thingy) is too big. IT makes your left column to wide.
2) Why have a left column if your not putting a menu it it?
3) If your not having a menu on the left, put your google adsense on the right.
4) Your width of the page is not dynamic. It forces me to scroll horizontally.
5) Your images and banners make me nervous. I feel like I am trying to sponsor a cracker site, not find quality products.
6) Why are you pushing the free MP3's and movies from a site where you are trying to sell products? I am getting a mixed message here...
That is about it for now. The colors are readable... but probably not recommended. Generally the lighter colors work better. They are easier on the eyes.
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:05 pm
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Looking good, nice design. I would stick with the www preface on the url you promote and link with because on the subdomain one you will only get PSA's 
Adsense has started with disallowing subdomains.
Debs
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:15 pm
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| about the www.myname.com instead of subdomain i agree with you on this, but the only problem being i have to register again with clickbank but ive heard thats ok anyway, about google i got an email i can use thee code on another site so that should be ok, thanks for the coments so far. |
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:24 pm
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yes, you can use the code on another site, but ... a subdomain such as you have set up, will only show ads you won't get paid for, so why use it there? Make sure you promote the site with the www.domain.com/store/etc then the ads will show you get paid for.
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Debs
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 9:55 pm
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You don't have to change your domain, just promote the url you already listed:
www.p2p-archive.com/qualityproducts
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http://qualityproducts.p2p-archive.com/
The second url is a subdomain and is only showing PSA's for Adsense (public service ads you don't get any revenue for). While the first url is showing paid ads you will get revenue on.
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 11:06 pm
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Is this "Adsense giving PSAs on subdomains" thing new? I get proper ads on my subdomain-based site at http://renovation.pool-room.com. How much longer will that last? I might have to look into getting a proper domain for it.
Actually, I should do that anyway, since it really doesn't cost much . But I have a bunch of other subdomains that I'm not going to register as domains because they're not commercial at this stage - should I be worried?
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 12:37 am
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I wouldn't worry so long as they show regular ads, not PSA's. No clue how long that may be however.
Subdomains can take considerably longer to display relevant ads, particularly if the subdomain is on a different topic than the main domain.
The concern I have with p2p's site is that Adsense is not supposed to be placed on non-content pages. As a subdomain, one concern is the "separate site" structure that subdomains can imply, as a store, it could be a concern to Google and p2p could be faced with a "remove the code" message. However, as an extension of the www site, and url that starts with the www, it is merely a few pages out of many and unlikely to draw Google's attention.
That's one reason I recommended p2p promote the www url instead of the subdomain. I should have been more specific in my prior posting as I was seeing PSA's on the subdomain, and good ads on the www domain.
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 5:57 pm
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hey, thanks for the comments again, ive bought www.quality-purchases.com as i needed a new domain anyway as my other site could not cope with both, bets ot have a new one anyway, so i have confirmed i can put google ads on there using same account as my original and i can do this with my clickbank account aswell, Please confirm,
Ill have my site up and running soon,
thanks again
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 7:58 pm
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Clickbank yes, Google you best ask. As I mentioned above, Linda, affiliate store sites are not favored by Google.
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 9:47 pm
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Looks as though I'm a bit late with this comment, but it might help with the rest of the site..
I think the words "shop" and "purchases" send the wrong message to your visitors. Words are powerful things. Choosing the right or wrong ones can have a huge impact on your results.
Those words remind me of spending money. That's not what you want your visitors to be thinking about. In comparison, "hot products", "cool products", "useful gadgets", "quality products" and similar phrases all present me with an image of getting, useful, interesting things. There's a world of difference.
Hope that helps.
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Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 11:35 am
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| AllanGardyne wrote: | | I think the words "shop" and "purchases" send the wrong message to your visitors. Words are powerful things. Choosing the right or wrong ones can have a huge impact on your results. |
The other side of the coin is that people who search using "buy widgets" often convert better than people who search for "widgets info".
The bad news is that very few people (relatively) search for "buy [anything]" which tends to reinforce Allan's point, I reckon.
Just a thought,
Charlie.
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p2parchive
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Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 11:38 am
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sighs, so ive wasted my money then
the way i look at it, and the thing is im not expert at all, but i reckon alot of people know there ganna have to pay for it anyway, i totaly understand the words shop is a no no ye ok, but then again many web address have www.theiraddress.com/shop and also do well, and you search for the text in google right so some1 may search spyware remover, my site could still come up etc, thats my views, i dunno if im totally wrong or what, i just hate to think ive wasted my money, ive gotta keep www.quality-purchases.com now anyway so..
Linda
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Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 3:27 pm
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| that domain is ok, as for the site let me know when its up |
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