Just want to share real quick what I am working on! I made this affiliate blog post with my new custom tools: https://herstyledeluxe.com/these-spring-date-night-outfit-ideas-will-make-you-look-like-you-just-stepped-off-a-yacht-but-youre-actually-just-going-to-dinner/ My goal is too find products first, that I want to promote, insert the links into my blog post writing tool, give it a topic, like Spring night outfits for a date night in an expensive restaurant. The tool is writing the blog post, the images of my model Ivory are made with ChatGPT based on screenshots of the product and they look exactly the same. The tool includes the ASIN number of each article. At the end I insert the Hostinger affiliate box, put the ASIN numbers in and have now an affiliate box with products with some prices about 2000 pounds! As Amazon Associates you will get 8% of the sale. For a $2000 sale you will get a $160 commission. It is possible that 1 of 1000 visitors actually buys something expensive, this is a really small percentage of 0.1%. Usually there is 1-2% conversion rate. But even with 0.1% conversion rate you can get $100-$200 commission. If you would just monetize with ads from Ezoic, you would get $10-$15 per 1000 visits. Additionally ads are slowing down your website and nobody likes that... That is why I prefer to write affiliate articles and make them as good as possible! Long-term this is also a much more valuable asset to sell on Flippa. So what do you think about my affiliate blog posts?

If you have already a website/blog or you plan to start one, how do you (want to) drive traffic? Let me know in the comments, where do you get the most traffic from and what else did you try already?

Optimizing a blog for AI search is usually called AEO – Answer Engine Optimization. It means structuring your content so AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can easily understand it, extract answers from it, and recommend it. You may also hear: • GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) – focusing on AI-generated answers • AI Search Optimization – a broader, informal term • LLMO (Large Language Model Optimization) – more technical, AI-focused language In simple terms: - SEO = ranking in Google - AEO = being the answer AI picks Traditional SEO is built around keywords, backlinks, and rankings. AI search works differently. AI doesn’t browse pages. It reads content, understands context, and selects information it trusts. For AI, clarity matters more than cleverness. AI-friendly content usually includes: • clear question-based headings • direct answers near the top of the article • structured sections (lists, steps, comparisons) • strong topical focus instead of scattered keywords • natural language that sounds like real questions people ask SEO and AI search are not opposites. The smart approach is to use SEO to get traffic and AEO to become a trusted source. Example strategy for a fashion blog: Instead of writing: “Winter Fashion Trends 2026.” Structure content like: • What should I wear in winter if I want to look elegant but warm? • How do I style a trench coat for everyday city life? • What winter pieces are worth investing in long term? Then: • Answer each question clearly in its own section • Add short summaries at the top of the post • Use clean lists for outfits, fabrics, and styling tips • Keep one main topic per article This makes the post: • easier to rank in Google • easier for AI to quote • more trustworthy for readers • more valuable as a long-term website asset Blogs built this way are not just traffic sites. They become reference sites. P.S. How do you like this image? Made with ChatGPT