Thanks!

any update on this case study.. have you tried sending MASSIVE traffic to this campaign?

Some dogs have separation anxiety. They do not like to be apart from their owner. When you are gone, they will participate in destructive behavior. Realize that dogs like to be with other dogs, or people, and do not like to be alone.

Of course, it is not realistic that you are by your dog’s side 24 hours a day. It is your goal to make your dog realize that even though you are leaving, you are coming back. Leave and come back very quickly to help your dog used to this. That means standing just outside the door and returning right away. Gradually, you can increase the length of time you are gone until your dog is no longer anxious.

Another tip is to not make a huge deal when you leave. If you take forever petting the dog and cooing over the dog, he will just be more upset when you go. He needs to realize that it is not a huge deal when you leave, because you will be returning. This can be difficult for you to do, especially if you miss your dog, but it is absolutely essential for both of your sake’s.

Other dogs might be anxious around certain other dogs or people. There is no simple method to deal with this, as the different circumstances require different methods. No matter what, it is your goal to make sure your dog feels safe and secure, and that you are by his side so there is nothing to fear.

If you are noticing severe anxiety problems, you will want to take your dog to his vet. They might be able to diagnose some underlying issue that you are not seeing. Otherwise, it is a matter of staying on top of it and helping your dog feel as safe and secure as possible. Focus on your exact issue and educate yourself enough to help your dog become less anxious.

This is yet another reminder that your dog is emotionally complex. It is not always easy for you as a dog owner, but it is absolutely necessary for the dog you love.

thanks for visiting. i’m in the process of redesigning and expanding my landing pages for this niche because it’s consistently converting well for me at the moment. it’s sent me an additional sales check for those keywords alone and upon checking keyword stats, i discovered more “money keywords” that i never thought visitors would type-in to find my site. testing and tracking really works. btw, i stopped promoting this site at miva and 7search because it’s not converting for me. yahoo is a lot better.

I’m testing it out, and seeing the heatmap will show clicks on the page in only “resting” state (i.e. with the dropdown menu not expanded). I’m wondering if there’s any way around this?

how are you, buddy? i haven’t been in touch with you toronto bloggers in a while.

yeah, i’m glad that i finally was able to make some money from affiliate marketing. it really works if you just put some time in doing it.

update: i added this project to 3 more search advertising companies: 7search, miva and yahoo – to see if i can improve my roi even more.

7search and miva have cheaper clicks but i still have to wait and see if their traffic will convert.

but if you have a static site, just click on javascript at the upper right (just like when you first installed the script to your site) input a name for the page you want to track (at “use keyword” button), copy the javascript result, test it by using the debug code and then try going to your site and click.

you should be able to see the result at the “website & group” dropdown menu.

hope that’s what you’re asking.

Implemented code to header, but seee index page heat map only. favbrowser.com

One question, though. Are you sure it’s “footer.php” and not “header.php”?

I put it in “header.php” and it seems to work. It would also make sense, since the opening body tag would likely be there.

By the way I missed you guys at Toronto Bloggers meet, had a soccer game. I did attend the one held on Thursday at Live restaurant with John Chow and Yaro Starak. It was nice meeting with the local bloggers.

thanks for dropping by. when i started in affiliate marketing, i have to admit i’d been lazy too. i would stop doing my promotions when i didn’t see any money coming in after a month or two or three of working my sites.

but, you know what? those initial work that i did in promoting my offers and my sites are what’s sending me sales nowadays and my mistake was i didn’t even know how i did it.

i learned my lesson and now everytime i create a site, i make sure that i can track and record every important details about the traffic and visits that my virtual real estate are getting.

i try very hard everyday to overcome laziness and keep myself motivated eventhough a big part of this business is boring and monotonous. all for the sake of getting that passive income that i so wanted to reach.

never quit. quitting is for losers.

i tried my hand on affiliate marketing. I know this is great way of earning money from internet.

But i found out that one has to have the time and patience to do this. This is especially true in blog advertising. After the initial excitement, my creative juice dried up. So there goes my blog commission.

In other words, this is not for the lazy ones.

I do have plan to register my own domain soon and transfer all my blogs there.

Thanks for the great info on internet/affiliate marketing.