Many adult webmasters use Tumblr to drive traffic to their websites. That’s because Tumblr allows adult content and has a large amount of horny users searching for adult Tumblr blogs. But how can you gain followers on Tumblr and make money?
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Having visitors on your website is awesome. However, you surely don’t want visitors who are trying to hack your website or who are leaving spam comments. I’m showing you how to identify and block those users by IP, user agent or referrer.
First, I have to tell you that you are welcome on my website 😛
However, nearly every day there is someone trying to log into my admin account by using common passwords. Others steal my time by submitting shitty comments. I surely don’t want them to come back, so they get locked out forever.
In this guide, I’m showing you how to set up free A/B split testing campaigns for your landing page or website. All you need is WordPress and a Google Analytics account.
A/B split testing is a convenient way to optimize a landing page or website. The webmaster creates either two different versions of the same page (version A and version B), or creates another version of the current one, so A is the original version and B the new one.
The visitors are then randomly shown one of these versions. The webmaster tracks how each version performs, e.g. in terms of sign-ups or purchases. The final page will then be of course the best performing one.
A/B split testing does not end here though, as every aspect of a page can be split tested, e.g. headlines, images, call to actions, buttons etc. The goal is to have a landing page that converts as well as possible. It’s also possible to split test more than just version A and B, meaning you could also test version C and D etc.
Landing pages are an awesome way to sell or promote something to your audience. There are many paid services for creating landing pages in WordPress. However, I’m showing you how can do the same for free, either with or without using PlugIns.
A landing page is a website or part of a website which is optimized to promote a certain product or service to the target audience without any distractions.
Right now you are reading a blog. I have different articles and categories for you to choose from. A landing page would just be one page around a rather narrow topic on which I would want my visitors to do something, e.g. to purchase a product or to sign up for my email list.
Landing pages need to be easy to understand and to have a clear focus, as visitors coming from PPC campaigns or search engines might only spend a short amount of time before leaving. Landing pages usually include a call to action; that is, a short instruction on what the visitors should do, e.g. “Sign up now”, “Add to cart.” etc.
The general goal of landing pages is to convert visitors into customers. Most internet marketers don’t create a landing page and leave like it that forever, instead, they’ll engage in a process of continuous optimization to create a landing page with the highest possible conversion rates. A way to do that is by conducting split testing, which I will be explain you in detail in another post.
PlugRush is a project of a Norwegian company which allows you to buy, sell and trade traffic from adult websites. The site and its users are international.
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