2 Tips for Using Tables for More Ad and Affiliate Revenue

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You can increase website revenue in one of two ways:

  1. Get more traffic; and/or
  2. Generate more revenue with existing traffic.

I pursue both as much as possible.

This brief post and video showcases a super simple way to increase revenue with existing traffic.

In a nutshell, this tip explains how to earn more ad and/or affiliate revenue with tables.  Specifically, I show you how you can create attractive and attention-getting ads with tables that you can insert anywhere in your posts.

You can totally customize these “ads” by customizing the table.

Concept in a Nutshell

Insert ads and/or affiliate links in small tables that you pepper throughout your website.

Here’s an example of such a table:

AdSense Link Unit
1.Up to 70 per cent OFF Blue Jeans
2.Up to 70 per cent OFF Blue Jeans
3.Up to 70 per cent OFF Blue Jeans
Ad Unit

Video Tutorial

Here’s a brief video stepping you through setting these high-earning mini-tables.

=> Watch Part 2 with advanced tips in my flagship course Niche Tycoon

Screenshots

In case you don’t like watching videos, here are 2 screenshots showing you how to set up these simple mini-tables with Tablepress plugin.

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You can take this concept much, much further.

I cover several more great ideas in my flagship course Niche Tycoon.

11 thoughts on “2 Tips for Using Tables for More Ad and Affiliate Revenue”

  1. There really is a lack of decent Wordpress plugins for creating tables efficiently. I’ve always had issues with Tablepress so not a huge fan, do you have any other recommendations? I was considering using html tables with a responsive tag around it. Thanks

  2. I’m really struggling to optimise my affiliate marketing…and by that I mean I’ve had a few clicks but never any purchases. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong as I write good, unique content with excellent copy and have good traffic. Where am I going wrong?

    1. Hey Kelly,

      it really depends on the amount of buyer intent visitors have. If your article is more informational such as “how-to” conversions will be really low. But if it’s something like “Best X machine for Y purpose” that should get decent conversions. I do a variety and some content doesn’t convert (so I make money with display ads) and other content converts much better.

  3. Hi,

    Woaho, I was thinking that how you will answer this big question with just two tips and amazing, you did it and the video tutorial is great, plus you have added screenshots too, so nobody has to search for any other guide.

    I will try to create content like yours, totally impressed <3

    Thanks for the publish!

  4. i have Read Your Post completely.i want to know how We show ads in between the Rows ?
    Because I have a table with 30 Rows in on table and want to show adsense ads between the Rows ?

  5. Thank you sooo much for this article. I had the dreadful white screen and your tips saved me .
    Great article Randy Schueller, truly appreciate your work.

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