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 So I do only work four days a week. But, those four days are pretty action packed. In the sense where I just don't have a second debrief, but pretty boring in the sense where nothing exciting really happens.

 AB Lieberman: Usually I'm up around 6 a.m.. I get my son ready with my wife, get him out to, to to daycare, drop him off a daycare. 

AB Lieberman, the CEO and founder of Clicks Talent. Thanks for joining me, AB. AB Lieberman: Thanks for having me. Daniel Burstein: 

 Guest Application and I thought, well, that is a actually a pretty good summary of what we do here and how I made it.

Article focused on product recommendations The articles were relatively easy to write for the team.

Below the recommendations, they added more information and explained why they believed the selected products were the best in their class.

The team decided to shift the focus from buyer guides to articles with a ‘top products’ format, featuring between three and seven products.

 Creative Sample #3: Informational content, recommended products were integrated but not the focus (arrow shows affiliate link) Creative Sample #3: Informational content, recommended products were integrated but not the focus (arrow shows affiliate link) AFTER – Focus on articles with purchase intent.

 Since it was clear that the current strategy was not a reliable way to monetize the blog, the team decided to experiment with changing the focus of the website.

We got a lot of great feedback from our readers, but financially we were not achieving our goals.

Although these articles together attracted 25,000 page views per month, the ROI per visitor was very low.

BEFORE – Focused on generic articles Initially, the articles published on the blog were helpful guides with low buyer intent.

 Quick Case Study #2: How focusing on buyer intent articles grew affiliate earnings 83% for archery blog ImproveYourArchery.

800,000 visits per month from these new pages within six months of publishing, along with an 85% increase in registrations and 40% increase in purchases.

 Creative Sample #2: Spanish language ‘flowcharts’ landing page Creative Sample #2: Spanish language ‘flowcharts’ landing page RESULTS – 85% increase in registrations The team got 

 “Once the files were translated we hired freelancers via Upwork and got them proofread and slightly edited them to match local context and search intent,” Silva said.

 “So we decided to go with Memsource (now Phrase),” Silva said.