Write content that's highly relevant to your audience (i.e, don’t talk to an audience of WordPress developers about how Comparison Tables will make their content look better. They don’t think that way!).

Use headings, subheadings, and bullet points to make it easy to read. These days, people don’t read articles; they skim. Make them stop and click!

Add screenshots, CTA buttons, and product boxes to engage your readers (Lasso makes this super easy). These things increase clickthrough rates like you wouldn’t believe.

Write about Lasso's unique features and benefits and how they can help your audience. A great way to do this is by adding Lasso to your existing content and conveying how it will help with specific situations.

Use relevant keywords in your content, including in your headlines and subheadings. Whenever possible, try to target info keywords and provide Lasso as a solution to your reader’s problems.

Use headings (H1, H2, etc.) to structure your content. The primary ideas in your blog post should be H2s, and secondary headings should descend beneath each H2. If you transition to a new idea, you need a new H2.

Use internal and external links to provide more value to your audience. Your internal links should be thoughtfully placed, and your anchor text should describe the destination.

Consider using an SEO plugin, such as Yoast SEO for WordPress, to help optimize your content. These plugins don’t give you all the answers, but they do provide some basic guidelines.

Offer a lead magnet, such as an e-book or checklist, in exchange for your audience's email addresses.

Use a professional email marketing platform, such as Mailchimp or ConvertKit, to manage your email list and send campaigns.

Create engaging email content that promotes Lasso's unique features and benefits. Show your audience exactly how Lasso will fit their workflow and help improve their niche site income.

Use segmentation to send targeted emails to specific groups within your email list. Different members of your audience have different needs, so catering your emails will save everyone time and drive more conversions.

Use reliable ad networks like Google AdWords or Facebook ads to promote Lasso to your target audience. Low-end penny-click ad networks will drive low-quality leads and bot traffic, which is a waste of everyone’s time and resources.

Use clear, concise messaging and eye-catching visuals to capture your audience's attention. Make sure you’re accurately conveying what Lasso is and what it does.

Test different ad formats and targeting options to find what works best for your audience. Successful ad campaigns are a game of testing and measuring incremental changes until you find what works.

Use analytics to track the effectiveness of your ad campaigns and make adjustments as needed.

Use hashtags to improve discoverability. Your existing audience will see the post, but you want to reach as many people as possible.

Engage with your followers by responding to comments and messages. This will make them feel heard and build trust.

Consider running social media contests or giveaways to generate more engagement. Your audience will love this, and it will help you find new followers quickly.

If you use Lasso to manage your affiliate links, connect it to Google Analytics. That way, you can track which displays and links get the most clicks.

Use A/B testing to test different content, designs, and messaging. Remember only to run one A/B test at a time to get accurate results.

Use heatmaps and other analytics tools to track user behavior on your website. A tool like Hotjar can show you what parts of your website users are engaging with and where they are getting stuck.