We all work on lots of pages and offers sometimes called money pages. I have a spreadsheet which keeps all of this together. In my spreadsheet one of the tabs  is “Links to Build”. Often we get excited about the next shiny thing and the pages and reviews that we were promoting before just get left by the wayside. I can tell you this is a really big deal.

Finding my money Pages

I went through all of my blogs to look at what product reviews that I have as well as other money pages and I found about 40 different offers that I have not bothered building at all. This is not Amazon book reviews or anything but instead are higher paying affiliate links to CJ, Linkshare, Clickbank, and Health Buy (Joe Bucks). These affiliate sales are worth $15-$50 each.

Links to Money Pages

Having links in one place was very useful to me. When I get itching to build some content and write some articles I would be looking through the computer or blogs for the link I wanted to promote and often this would take longer than the actual writing of the article. Not Good.

You can just put the links to your money pages either in a spreadsheet or in just a text document with the link text that you would like to use as one string. You know how to set this up <a href=”http://pagename”>link text</a>. Once you have this you can drop a link to your money pages into a post or article easily without having to format

Tracking links and sales to money pages

One last thing that I do is to make sure that I know how each of these pages is doing in the Google Serps (Google Search results) I initially use Google analytics and find out what keywords are driving traffic to these pages and then try to improve the rankings to these pages. This though can be covered better in it’s own post about money pages and traffic generation

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