Affiliate Store Guide

Datafeedr, produced by Stefan Everaet and Eric Busch, cleans up yucky, messy datafeed files and converts them into beautiful looking web pages.

You're going to want to do some keyword research and thinking about the niche, the products, the categories, etc.

You can promote your OWN products if you have them.

It's YOUR store on your domain, under your control, so you collect all the commissions.
You can also quickly build target pages for PPC.

It made me feel like my Storestacker stores were not worthy when put up against the professional look this software has and how smoothly it integrates with any Wordpress site.

How to display products on your website?

Why would I say that?

Datafeedr is one power packed service to convert a regular blog into a product showcase e-commerce website with just a few clicks.

This let's it post a new product every 4 to 8 hours.

What I love about this service is that YOU are in control of all the details and customization. So you build a store that is truly unique.

For example...

* You can combine products from different merchants across different networks in one store. You choose the over-all theme of your store.

* You name the store's categories and sub-categories. You don't have to rely on datafeed categories that aren't named the way you want them.

* You choose which affiliate networks to use. UPDATE: You can now choose from Shareasale, CJ, Linkshare, ClickBank, Netshops, Bridaluxe, Pepperjam, AffiliateWindow and AffiliateFuture. That's a HUGE selection of merchants and products. More affiliate networks will be added.

* You choose which merchants you use.

* You can use search criteria and add exactly the products you want in your store. It all helps make your store unique. You can set up new pages highlighting specific products for PPC in time for the Christmas rush. You use your own domain name and hosting. Your store is not part of a "mall" - unless you choose to create one.

* You can have one store per domain or create sub-domains for dozens of stores. It's your choice how you do things.

* You choose the customization options. More options are coming.

* You can add AdSense ads if you wish. You can add widgets.

* You can add modules promoting other products. So if your favorite affiliate product doesn't have a datafeed, you can still promote it in your store.

* You can promote your OWN products if you have them.

* Single products can be embedded in blog posts to make them stand out.

* You can drip feed products into your blog, so the search engines - and visitors - think your blog is being updated regularly.

* If you're a WordPress enthusiast and want to use your favorite WordPress themes and plugins, that's fine. Go right ahead.

As you gain experience and can make a store produce take on the multiple store levels.

If you are already an affiliate marketer or even if you are just starting out in affiliate marketing this is a great opportunity to quickly build a portfolio of money making websites.

Plans include adding Affiliate Window, Commission Monster and PepperJam.


Subscription plans for this service are available starting at $27 per month.

Stefan and Eric can build one of these stores in about 10 minutes.

Datafeedr is a program which allows an individual to produce & embed an affiliate store into your WordPress weblog WITHOUT touching any clunky datafeed data, understanding a programming language or employing proffessional programmers.

It happened with MFA (Made for AdSense) web site, and it happened with BANS (Build a Niche Store). Google saw people actively building lots of web sites it thought were "thin affiliate sites", or sites that mostly affiliate links and no real original content (or value).

If it does Google calls you a "thin affiliate" site - heavy on affiliate links, and light on content.

Rather - create a great site with awesome original content and let IT DRAW the traffic, which will naturally visit your store (and make you money).

Why do Datafeedr stores fail to rank well?

I get this every now and again. 99% of the time a Datafeedr store fails because a site or blog is centered around it. I have had people in the past ask me to setup a Datafeedr store, and then they do nothing with it, and wonder why they made no money. This is only ok when you're going to send paid traffic or do AdWords PPC to the Datafeedr store. If you want to be indexed in Google - you have to do all the normal things you would have to do for any site to be promoted online. Write content. Gain subscribers. Build Links. Get Authority. Get traffic. Make Money.

Thanks to the availability of innumerable WordPress themes, premium themes and datafeedr WordPress, you can change the get up and looks of your website easily.