The answer is a definite maybe. If they were all from a particular niche and your page was relevant to that niche, the chances are that you would make a lot of sales. If your page was not relevant to those niche visitors, the odds are against you. You still might make a few sales, but not many. You might have gathered from the above that it’s not the number of visitors that counts, but the quality of those visitors and the relevance of your page to them. There is a way to gather large numbers of visitors to your page who are related to your niche and let them self-filter to more relevant pages where you’ll have better conversions. Not only that, but you can run links from your generic page to multiple specific pages that can make you money. Ranking low-competition non-specific pages is relatively easy because most marketers want to fight for the money keywords. Not you because you’re smarter than that. Your money keywords are the links inside your long-form blog post that are on the generic page. You’ll know how to do that if you watched the video in yesterday’s email. Regards, P.S. You can shortcut the wait for SEO traffic by generating visitors via this platform. https://go.wm-tips.com/llhome. It’s free to join and free to get visitors. It does take a little time to get started, but the visits begin the same day you get active. |
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