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DA Calculator

What DA can you compete with? Input your current DA (from Moz) and I’ll recommend the DA range you can compete with in your niche.

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Keyword Traffic Calculator

Ever wonder how many pageviews a keyword will actually bring? I have a formula for figuring out how much traffic you'll actually get from a keyword. Input the monthly volume estimate from your keyword research tool of choice and get results for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places on Google.

Keyword Traffic Estimator

Pageview Calculator

When you're planning a content plan, you need to know how much traffic you can actually get from it. Use this calculator to put in the keywords (up to 50) of your plan and their estimated monthly pageviews - aka. "monthly volume" from your keyword research tool of choice - (most accurate if you combine the pageviews from secondary keywords too).

OR if you don't feel like adding them all individually, drag and drop a CSV file that has a column labeled "Keywords" and a column labeled "Pageviews" and it'll calculate it. You must have both columns present for it to work.

Estimated Traffic

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Affiliate Income Calculator

Anticipate how much money you can make monthly for an affiliate post with this calculator. This is a basic formula to show what you can earn if you rank #1 and have a low-medium conversion rate. This only works for dedicated affiliate posts (i.e. best hotels in X, NOT for a post that has affiliate links tossed in).

Use this calculator to put in the keywords (up to 50) of your plan and their estimated monthly pageviews (most accurate if you combine the pageviews from secondary keywords too), then put in the % commission rate from your affiliate, and how much the item is worth. If it's a round up post, I recommend either selecting the price of the top item or averaging the top 3 prices.

Affiliate Income Calculator

RPM Calculator

We don't just want to know how much money we can make from an affiliate post. We also want to know how much we can make from those sweet informational posts that bring so much traffic.

Use this calculator to anticipate the ad revenue for up to 50 posts in your content plan. This will be most accurate if you adjust your RPMs. (I.e. if the keywords you are planning are all around 1 location, average the RPMs for that location.) Different types of posts also bring different RPMs (i.e. affiliate posts have very high RPMs). However, using your general RPMs from an ad network, especially with multiple keywords, will give you a good estimate.

Ad Earning Calculator

Sponsored posts aren't the only way to make money on your blog. You can also get paid for link insertions.

If a company would like you to link to them in a post, use this calculator to help you determine the amount to charge. We'll be looking at your average monthly pageviews from the last 3-6 months (this gives you a good average to work with), CPC (you can find this in Keysearch or Ahrefs), and 3 different options for pricing (monthly, every 6 months, or every 12 months).

This calculator converts at a 1% click through rate.

Consider charging more for multiple links, higher CTR, or even bundling across multiple posts.

** Note: I do not collect any data you enter on this page. The info you enter is solely used for the calculators to run their code. You can choose not to enter a keyword if you so wish, or enter them to help you keep track of the multiple pageviews you're entering. The calculators will work with or without the keyword entered.

You do not need to worry about me seeing any of your data. I literally can't. It doesn't save it or put it anywhere. But if you're concerned I ensured you don't need to enter the keywords for it to work 🙂

While these are mobile friendly, they are not perfect. I recommend using them on desktop or on the wider, horizontal screen on your phone.

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