Affiliate income is a valid way of bringing in money for those who are eager to learn and to create websites based around individual, targeted topics. The idea is to begin with just one site and grow the business from there. It can take some time to grow the first site to a stage where it doesn’t take up quite as much time, before pressing on with the next one.
For some, the scalability of the business is the appeal. Each site may bring in a certain amount each month. The more sites there are, the greater the income. But while each site does represent a source of ongoing income, each site must also be maintained.
And that’s where a WordPress Care Plan can come in useful.
No matter how experienced you are at running an affiliate site – or indeed maintaining it – you still need time to add new content to every site to keep it fresh for the search engines. And that means you could run out of time to keep up with maintenance.
However, with a care plan in hand, catering to each one of your websites every day, you can rest assured those most important elements are being taken care of for you. You can dip into the reports to make sure you know where things are, and to stay up to date with what’s happening.
With all this handled on your behalf, it becomes easier to free up more time to devote to creating your next affiliate site. The more streams of income you can create, the better your overall income will be. You can then invest in a bigger plan to stay on top of those maintenance tasks.
And your next affiliate site, once launched, can also be added to your plan.
Tristan Whittaker
Founder & Director, Infinity3
Tristan Whittaker is the founder and director of Infinity3, with more than 20 years of experience in web design, digital marketing and technology. He works with businesses across the UK to improve their online presence, generate more opportunities and make better use of digital tools, AI and automation.
Combining strong technical knowledge with a practical understanding of how businesses actually operate, Tristan has helped hundreds of organisations create better websites, improve their visibility and simplify the systems behind them. He’s particularly interested in finding sensible ways to use technology to solve real business problems, without unnecessary complexity or jargon.