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0:00After Shopping Connect launched last
0:02year, I thought every blogger was doing
0:04affiliate marketing. But I was wrong.
0:07Many are still scared to start
0:08affiliate posting and are being
0:10cautious. There are still many who
0:12hesitate, thinking, "I don't have
0:14enough daily visitors, so nothing will
0:16sell even if I post." So today, I’m
0:18going to teach you the standard way to
0:21write affiliate marketing posts. Of
0:23course, it’s fine to write
0:24comfortably as you like. You can just
0:26write a review and add the link at the
0:28end. But since affiliate posting can
0:30feel difficult and cautious, if you're
0:32going to put in the effort, you want it
0:34to sell well, right? To help you get
0:37started, I’ll share a 6-step guide to
0:39writing posts that sell, complete with
0:41easy-to-understand examples for each
0:43stage. You really need to try following
0:46this. Do you know the biggest trait of
0:49those who don't earn small profits
0:50through affiliate marketing? It's that
0:52they find the link after finishing the
0:54post. That’s why people often ask me.
0:56"Do you have a link that fits a
0:57restaurant review?""I've finished the
0:59post; what link should I put here?" But
1:01that’s not how it works. You must
1:03select the product first. So, step one
1:07of writing an affiliate marketing post
1:08is choosing the product. Once the
1:11product is set, you can determine what
1:13keywords potential buyers would search
1:15for, allowing you to move to the next
1:17stage. It also helps you write the
1:20content centered around that product.
1:23If you find a link after writing the
1:25post, the link often doesn't match the
1:27overall context of your writing. So, if
1:31you plan to write an affiliate
1:32marketing post, you must always choose
1:35the product or service first. And
1:37naturally, people look for high-priced
1:40items or products with high commission
1:44rates, thinking that even a small share
1:47will be substantial. However, if you're
1:50new to affiliate marketing, I recommend
1:53starting with products you've used or
1:55services you've tried, even if they're
1:58cheap. It's hard enough writing a
2:00recommendation for something you've
2:02used, so it’s nearly impossible to
2:04start by writing about things you
2:06haven't. Also, expensive products
2:10generally take more time to sell. Think
2:14about buying a $ 30 item online versus
2:17a $ 3,000 one; people compare much more
2:20for the $ 3,000 item, don't decide
2:22based on one post, and browse
2:24everywhere, making it harder for them
2:27to buy through your link. Of course, if
2:30there’s a promotion like the Samsung
2:32Onnuri gift certificate refund event,
2:33they do sell quickly. Unless that’s
2:36the case, it’s much better to start
2:38affiliate marketing by writing about
2:40products or services you’ve tried
2:41yourself and would actually recommend
2:43to others, even if they’re
2:45inexpensive. With affiliate marketing,
2:47you get a real thrill when you finally
2:49make that first sale you were aiming
2:50for. Once you get the hang of it,
2:52you’ll be able to write about more
2:53expensive items or products you
2:55haven’t used before, all while
2:56maintaining that initial intuition. So,
2:58when you first start affiliate
2:59marketing, focus on getting a feel for
3:01the process. Once you’ve decided
3:05which product or service to write about
3:07, the second step is to identify your
3:09target audience and selling points.
3:11Terms like "target audience" or "
3:13selling point" might sound a bit
3:14intimidating at first. Simply put, it
3:16just means deciding who you’re
3:18selling to and finding the most
3:20compelling reason why people should buy
3:22this specific product. I recommend
3:24starting your affiliate marketing post
3:26by narrowing down your target audience
3:29and focusing on one or two strong
3:31selling points. Let me give you an
3:33example. I gave birth around Christmas,
3:35which means I was heavily pregnant
3:37during late autumn and early winter. I
3:39was so cold that I bought some
3:41maternity long johns. It turned out
3:42this product was available through
3:43Coupang Partners. It just happened to
3:45be something I really liked. So, I
3:46wondered who I should try to sell this
3:47to. Obviously, you’d think of
3:50pregnant women, but I thought about who
3:52else could be a more specific target. I
3:55decided to target tall pregnant women.
3:57I’m 170cm tall. Most pants are just
4:01too short for me. My ankles are always
4:03exposed and freezing. But the maternity
4:06long johns I wore when I was heavily
4:08pregnant covered my belly perfectly.
4:10Even with my belly fully covered, the
4:12pants were long enough to cover my
4:15ankles. And that made such a difference
4:16in staying warm. Covering your ankles
4:18is crucial, and honestly, it’s rare
4:20to find innerwear pants with this kind
4:22of length. So, I focused my post on
4:25that specific detail. That post has
4:27reached a total of 634 views so far. I
4:31sold exactly 15 pairs of these pants,
4:33and the brand saw a total of 26 sales
4:35attributed to my content. Most people
4:39think they need to sell to as many
4:41people as possible when they start. But
4:44narrowing your target and finding that
4:46one point that persuades them is a much
4:48better strategy. Everyone has different
4:50reasons for making a purchase. For
4:52example, for the same long johns, you
4:54could focus on a selling point like, "
4:56This material is so soft that it didn't
4:58irritate the skin of a pregnant woman
5:00suffering from pregnancy-induced
5:02pruritus." Or you could highlight that
5:05they are cheaper than other brands,
5:06making it really convenient to buy
5:08several pairs and rotate them easily.
5:10Of course, you could include all of
5:12this in a single post. But if you think
5:14about it, even when we scroll through a
5:16product page, we rarely read it
5:18thoroughly from start to finish; we
5:20often buy it because we get hooked on
5:22just one specific point. That’s why
5:25when I do affiliate marketing, I prefer
5:27to pick a target and write content
5:29focused on persuading that specific
5:30audience. It makes writing much easier,
5:33and you’ll find your conversion rates
5:35improve significantly. And for your
5:37target and selling points, it’s best
5:38to choose someone like yourself. It’s
5:40easier to write when you focus on the
5:41aspects that you personally find
5:43appealing. For the record, if I don't
5:45have a clear target and selling point,
5:48I focus on writing posts that do, and I
5:50save the rest for later. Honestly, I
5:53felt it was a waste of time to write
5:55scattered content when there’s so
5:57much to cover in affiliate marketing
5:59and I wasn't even sure what to write
6:01about. And step three is crafting the
6:04title. In affiliate marketing, traffic
6:06from search exposure definitely leads
6:07to higher conversion rates. If browsing
6:09is like saying "Oh, this exists,"
6:11searching is like saying "I need this,"
6:13and because they are actively looking
6:15for it, the conversion rate is much
6:17higher. I also recommend
6:19search-oriented titles to those who
6:21haven't written many affiliate
6:22marketing posts yet because it allows
6:24you to see your traffic keywords. If
6:27you click the stats button at the top
6:28right of your post and check the
6:30traffic sources, you can see detailed
6:32pathways and keywords from blog
6:33searches and integrated searches.
6:36Checking these keywords is crucial
6:38because you can catch what people are
6:40curious about and how they search,
6:42which helps you reference those
6:44keywords for future posts about similar
6:46or different affiliate products. These
6:50days, Naver doesn't just show results
6:52based on your title keywords but also
6:54displays results based on context, so
6:55sometimes you get traffic from keywords
6:57you never expected. Seeing and getting
7:00familiar with these keywords is also
7:02vital when building your affiliate
7:03marketing strategy. I’ve already
7:05explained how to write search-oriented
7:07titles in my other videos. Although "
7:09Smart Blocks" are gone, you can still
7:12utilize features like autocomplete,
7:14related searches, and questions found
7:17in AI briefings. Also, one thing I
7:18always suggest including in your title
7:20is your own personal experience.
7:21We’ve all complained a lot about how
7:23Naver changed its search exposure
7:24method, right? We said, "My blog views
7:27are dropping so much," but if you think
7:29from the searcher's perspective,
7:31they’re searching and not seeing any
7:33blog results. They think, "I'm not
7:35getting the results I want with this
7:36search." So, they start searching with
7:38more detailed keywords that fit their
7:40specific situation. We are targeting
7:41this specific point. In fact, traffic
7:43for keywords like "maternity long johns
7:45,""pants for tall pregnant women," and
7:47"winter pants for tall pregnant women"
7:49actually came in. If people like that
7:51see my blog post, they won’t hesitate
7:53for long, right? The probability of
7:55them purchasing would be much higher.
7:56These days, even if keywords aren't in
7:58the title—or even if they aren't in
8:00the main body—content can still rank
8:02if the context is relevant. However, it
8:04definitely stands out more if it’s in
8:06the title. I’d like to try creating
8:08another title here. Since August and
8:10September are approaching, it’s about
8:12time I write a post about my Grand
8:13Canyon tour. My target audience is
8:15people considering a Grand Canyon tour
8:17in August or September. Various
8:19autocomplete suggestions popped up, but
8:21since I've covered title-making in
8:23other videos, I’ll skip that and
8:25write the title like this. "Las Vegas
8:28Departure Grand Canyon 2-Day Tour:
8:30August-September Honest Review." Here,
8:34my experience is that I took a tour
8:36starting from Vegas, and since I went
8:39in early September, the weather is
8:41pretty similar to August. So, August
8:45and September become part of my
8:46experience, and I've also integrated my
8:48target audience into the title. Once
8:50you’ve crafted a title like this, you
8:52move on to step 4: writing subheadings.
8:54We’re not writing the post yet. You
8:56have to create the subheadings first.
8:57Why do I tell you to write subheadings
8:59first? If you write the content
9:01immediately after the title, you end up
9:03forgetting who your target was and what
9:04your selling points were. So, the
9:06subheadings serve to help you keep
9:09those points in mind from start to
9:11finish. For your reference, 95%of my
9:14posts have exactly three subheadings.
9:16That’s because having too many
9:18subheadings makes it harder to
9:19concentrate than having a long block of
9:21text. Usually, when there are too many
9:24subheadings, you write one, add two or
9:26three lines of text, then move to the
9:28next. This makes the writing feel
9:30disjointed, and you're more likely to
9:32end up just listing information.
9:34Affiliate marketing posts aren't just
9:35for listing info; they’re meant to
9:37help the reader make a decision. If you
9:39turn every little detail into a
9:41subheading, everything looks equally
9:43important, which can actually hinder
9:45focus. So, stick to three subheadings
9:47—or at most four. Then, what should
9:50you include in the subheadings? Just
9:51write the essential content that aligns
9:54with the selling points your target
9:56audience is curious about. So, let’s
9:58try setting the subheadings for the "
10:00Las Vegas Departure Grand Canyon 2-Day
10:02Tour: August-September Honest Review"
10:03title I just wrote. What people expect
10:06from a post when they see this title.
10:08What are people wondering about if they
10:09plan to tour the Grand Canyon in August
10:11or September? And what kind of
10:13information do they expect to find here
10:14after reading this title? Leaving from
10:16Las Vegas, what time should I depart?
10:18Do they provide hotel pickup? Which day
10:20of the week is best to go? Isn't it hot
10:22in August? It's a desert, will I be
10:23okay? What should I bring? They'll
10:26wonder about things like this, and
10:28whether the tour you took was any good,
10:30right? So, I'm going to write the
10:32subheadings like this. Grand Canyon
10:33tour departing from Las Vegas. Grand
10:35Canyon weather in August and September.
10:39And once the subheadings are set, I jot
10:42down what I intend to include in the
10:44post. I’m raising a baby right now,
10:47so I sometimes get called away while
10:49writing. Then my train of thought gets
10:51cut off, and I can't remember what I
10:53was going to write. I recommend leaving
10:55a few notes just in case that happens.
11:13Those who have watched up to this point
11:15might think: Oh, obviously you'd write
11:16it like that. Of course, you'd write
11:18the title and subheadings like that.
11:20But the target audience changes,
11:21doesn't it? Then it becomes a
11:22completely different post. For instance
11:24, some people might be worried about
11:26taking a Grand Canyon tour with their
11:27parents. Others might wonder if it's
11:29okay to go with elementary school kids.
11:31Some might be debating whether to rent
11:33a car or take a tour to the Grand
11:35Canyon. From people deciding between a
11:37day trip, a 2-day/1-night trip, or a 3-
11:39day/2-night trip, the variety of
11:41concerns is endless. If you think about
11:44how the target changes, you can write
11:46multiple posts from a single experience
11:48. Since the questions and selling
11:51points for each target are different,
11:53the subheadings will change too. Once
11:55everything is set up like this, move on
11:57to the fifth step: writing. It's a long
11:59way off, right? But when you write
12:01after thinking through all this
12:03beforehand, Your writing time
12:04definitely decreases. And you'll be
12:06much more satisfied with the finished
12:08piece. There will definitely be people
12:09who feel this way. I've finished
12:10writing, but it feels so strange. I
12:12don't even know what my own post is
12:13trying to say. It's way too long. Or
12:15it's too short. There are definitely
12:17people who decide not to publish
12:18because they think, "I can't post this.
12:19" But there's no need for that. Once
12:22you pick a product, identify a target,
12:24find the selling point, and write the
12:25title and subheadings accordingly, You
12:27won't have time for other thoughts.
12:29You'll be too busy filling in the
12:31content. And while writing, you just
12:32insert your affiliate links to match
12:34the flow. My posts, for some reason,
12:36don't get read. I wrote a post and
12:38included links, but nothing is selling.
12:40If you look at posts from people who do
12:42this, they often jump from one topic to
12:44another and back again. Since it
12:46doesn't flow as a single story, the
12:48placement of affiliate links often
12:50feels awkward. Honestly, watching this
12:52video of mine today is a win-win
12:53situation for you. Just follow this
12:55order and try writing it this way
12:57exactly once. Once you read what you've
12:59written, even you will feel like buying
13:01the product. If you look up quotes from
13:03famous authors, there are so many
13:05stories about how they revised their
13:07work repeatedly. But realistically, we
13:08struggle to write just one blog post a
13:10day, so who has time for revisions? We
13:12just write it and hit publish. But this
13:14is where you should use AI. Everyone,
13:16after I finish writing, I export it to
13:19Word, convert it to PDF, and toss it
13:21straight into my custom marketing post
13:24diagnostic GPT. Then it tells me what I
13:26did well, what I didn't, and what I
13:27should fix. It provides feedback in
13:29that way. That’s how I’ve set it up
13:30. Sometimes its feedback doesn't align
13:34with my intended direction, but if
13:35there's a point I missed, it reminds me
13:37, "Right, I forgot about that," and I
13:39incorporate it. There are so many
13:42psychological factors to consider in
13:44affiliate marketing; how could I
13:46possibly keep them all in my head every
13:48time? But since AI reviews it for us,
13:50it makes things much easier. And even
13:52if you don't have a specific prompt
13:54created. Even if you haven't built your
13:56own GPTs, the AI already understands
13:58what affiliate marketing is. So, if you
14:00put in your text and ask it to review
14:02it from an affiliate marketing
14:04perspective, you'll be able to get
14:05feedback. Affiliate posts that only
14:07focus on discount links or codes might
14:09sell well even if written by AI. That's
14:11because for those, high search ranking
14:12is what matters. However, for affiliate
14:13posts where you talk about how you
14:14tried the product and it was good. Or
14:16that a service was good, people are
14:18ultimately the ones reading and
14:19deciding to make a purchase. So, even
14:22if you use AI for feedback or to draft
14:24the text, I really want you to read
14:26through it one last time yourself.
14:29Honestly, we also want to click away
14:30when a post clearly looks like it was
14:32written by AI. In fact, there are
14:34dozens, no, hundreds of skills and
14:36techniques in affiliate marketing. I
14:39believe there are still many parts out
14:41there that even I don't know yet. But
14:44rather than focusing on specific skills
14:46from the start, it's better to build a
14:48solid writing foundation first, so that
14:51when you do apply those skills, they
14:53create much stronger synergy. You might
14:56think the method I shared today is too
14:58difficult or involves too much work,
15:00but once you get used to it, you'll be
15:03doing it in no time. You'll find the
15:05process of building this foundation to
15:06be truly enjoyable. I hope you try
15:08writing your posts this way and boast
15:10to me once you make your first sale. I
15:12hope today’s video helps you take the
15:14first step in your affiliate marketing
15:16journey. Thank you for watching today's
15:17video until the end.

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