Interview With Nikola Roza The Affiliate Marketing Wizard

9. You have published few posts on the subject on wealthy affiliates on your website, as there was a kind of negative propaganda going on in this marketing, will you please shell out some light on this issue?

The problem with Wealthy Affiliate is that it has too many members and many of them are promoting Wealth Affiliate as a get rich scheme. Which of course they’re not. 

Wealthy Affiliate is a legit program that teaches you the basics of affiliate marketing and how to get free traffic through Google and social media

That’s that and they have plenty of successful members to show off.

Here are some of the inspiring success stories for you.

So the problem does exist but it’s blown way out of proportions by shady marketers who dish on Wealthy Affiliate just so they can promote their stuff. And their stuff is usually garbage.

What can I say, it’s a dog-eat-dog world out there. Don’t trust everything you read.

10.  Apart from Affiliate Marketing, you have posted several technology-related posts on your pages as well as guest posts. Can you share some of the important points you covered in your published posts for the readers here?

My specialty and the topic I like to think about are plugins that help with WordPress SEO. 

You see, most plugins can enhance our WP sites in this and that way, but if you know a bit of SEO then you often get a surge of ideas on how to use those plugins for SEO and how to set them up so they increase your Google rankings.

For example, content tables boost SEO because they give you sitelinks in Google search.

And that, in turn, increases CTR, which is a definite ranking factor.

And the beauty to this is that almost no one is doing this stuff so it’s a big advantage for you.

11. Do you have any other specific subject in which you are more interested in writing apart from Affiliate Marketing and technology?

Yes, I love writing about SEO and it’s estranged brother link building. I say that because link building is seen as the necessary evil for ranking in google but I honestly see it as the most exciting part of the game. 

It’s because building links is the one crucial thing that doesn’t depend solely on you. 

You can do perfect on-page SEO but you won’t rank until you go out into the wide world to make bonds will fellow bloggers. Help them get exposure to be generous with your time and those coveted backlinks will follow.

That’s the process and it works, though at times it seems to be broken. And the exciting and scary part of link building- waiting for the result to appear and while waiting to put in the work

I love it!

12. You are also an expert in link building, what is the best strategy you apply for link building apart from guest blogging? 

Expert roundups. I like them because they’re so easy. You have a guaranteed link as long as you provide value in your answer and since the roundup is about the topic you love, in my case SEO, then it’s easy to give a valuable reply.

Also, expert roundups give you a guaranteed link to the homepage but often it is acceptable to include a link in your answer to one of your posts. That is two links already and totally whitehat as you’re providing good content too.

 13. Traffic is an essential part of blogging, Many new bloggers struggle to get it. How do you get more traffic in your pages, any special tips or strategy to share with your fellow bloggers in this regard?  

The web is saturated with content and more is coming out every day. You need to realize it before going into any niche. But still, it’s very possible to become widely successful online and the key to success is to create content and build links.

Here’s how.

Divide the year into two halves:

• First 6 months– build content and a few links only (expert roundups, a few guest posts…). The key is to focus on producing content for your site first.

• Second 6 months– focus on link building and either stop publishing new content or publish at most once per month. The key is to build as many good links as you can, to your site and pages you want to rank the most.

The truth is that it is better to have 40 articles and 100 links at the end of the year than100 articles and a few links only.

In the former case, you will rank for many long-tail queries and then you will be able to expand from there in the second year.

In the latter case, you will be indexed for a tonne of the queries, but you won’t rank for any of them.

You need links to rank in Google and as more content comes out, the value of each link you get will grow.

Telling it as it is.

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