Originally Posted by AKOEAJA

Tyler, I sugest you don't try to scam other people here.
Yes you did sent the ebook but the account you sell it to me for $60,
what I got, big nothing, just as Craigc said !
you ignore all my email.
It's very funny to me if you got $400 a week and you still post artcile writer for $5 in fiverr.. do forgot something ?
If you sent me all the account that should belong to me, why don't you post here the exact copy of your email that sent to me, I don't mind !

In case you can't read, CraigC paid for the accounts, but then got a full refund upon request once I got conned by YOU and your buddy. Go ask CraigC yourself. I sent him his refund not more than 60 seconds after he asked for it. You know why? Because unlike you, he didn't steal my accounts and then file a dispute.

I have nothing more to discuss with you. Paypal will handle this properly.

And as for Fiverr, your damn right I'm on there, making more money each day.

Now get off my thread. If you have any further questions you can discuss them through Paypal resolution center.

i always try to stay focused on my webmaster projects, but i can't coz my brain forces me to read every day in this wonderful forum with all this new fascinating threads.

thx for sharing this brilliant method and ebook (55MB wow!)

having a drink on you

Hi Tvision10, just another question. As u said u find and promote 2-3 products everyday, do you search for the new products on CB or you also promote old products? Because old products may already have competition on them.

Thanks

New or old. Doesn't matter. A good product is a good product. You'll be able to judge the competition by looking at the gravity.

High gravity doesnt always mean you should promote. I've promoted many products with Gravities at 5.0 and such, and they sold just fine. Through a little research, you can find many low gravity undiscovered products that can make you a lot of money.

As I said earlier, don't just look at the gravity and promote. Go to the sales page, check it out. Take a look at the graphics, salescopy, price and quality. Use your eye and you wont go wrong.

Just checked the Paypal dispute against me and am glad to say the claim has been removed, and has been found in my favor by the Paypal resolution team.

1 down, 1 to go.

Just thought I would chime in. I read over the thread and decided I didnt have shizzle to lose. I wrote up 2 articles last night and they were approved within an hour. Its been 24 hrs and I have had 12 hops. I could see this working out as long as its scaled up. Much thanks for the how to op!

Originally Posted by THECEO

Just thought I would chime in. I read over the thread and decided I didnt have shizzle to lose. I wrote up 2 articles last night and they were approved within an hour. Its been 24 hrs and I have had 12 hops. I could see this working out as long as its scaled up. Much thanks for the how to op!

Great job. It not only "may work" as some may say.. This method DOES work. period. Just scale it up each day, maybe 1-2 products each day to start out, and the sales will come in.

The only reason they wont come in is if the articles are not up to par (e.g. Too spammy or sale-pushing) or the product is crap.

Either way, don't let that stop you.

As the drunks say in AA meetings, "It Works If You Work It!"

Originally Posted by THECEO

Just thought I would chime in. I read over the thread and decided I didnt have shizzle to lose. I wrote up 2 articles last night and they were approved within an hour. Its been 24 hrs and I have had 12 hops. I could see this working out as long as its scaled up. Much thanks for the how to op!

Hi, good to see your progress. Did u open new account on article directory or it was an old one? Cause I have submitted too and they said it will take around 72hours to complete the review.

Thanks

Originally Posted by blogbd1

Hi, good to see your progress. Did u open new account on article directory or it was an old one? Cause I have submitted too and they said it will take around 72hours to complete the review.

Thanks

Quick note: After 12-15 articles you get set to auto-approval, but even after that, each article you submit will still show the "under review 72 hours", so don't worry if you see this.

Tvision10 ,
i have started the same method but with twist , someother High PR article site and posting 15-20 articles on one product after selecting keywords from adword tool.
Think its gonna work, lets see

Originally Posted by theqavish

Tvision10 ,
i have started the same method but with twist , someother High PR article site and posting 15-20 articles on one product after selecting keywords from adword tool.
Think its gonna work, lets see

Thats really impressive and give us update or your progress.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Tvision10

Quick note: After 12-15 articles you get set to auto-approval, but even after that, each article you submit will still show the "under review 72 hours", so don't worry if you see this.

Thanks for your response. My account is new and therefore I guess it will take much time (2 days or more) to approve.

Thanks

Great job people. Now, 10 to 15 to even 20 articles a day may seem excessive, but I assure you that once you get into the groove of writing reviews and knowing exactly how to write them correctly, you'll be knocking them out one after the other with a quickness you would have thought couldn't be possible.

Your basically using the same writing tactics for all of your articles, so it will become very routine once you get the method down.

Originally Posted by blogbd1

Thanks for your response. My account is new and therefore I guess it will take much time (2 days or more) to approve.

Thanks

Nope. Articlesbase is usually very good with their approval timing. Sometimes they approve within a few hours, sometimes a full day, but usually no later than that.

you said you create 3-4 articles for EACH product and choose 2-3 products every day which mean you create about 10-12 articles a day? I dont think you can find that many clickbank products...so sometimes you create similar articles telling story promoting the same product? FOr instance that "The Last Traffic Secret" you make the similar articles every day about it?

I dont know any other niche but do you think other than biz opp and weight loss can perform well in articlesbase and similar article directories? Weight loss I know did well some time ago but I dont know if it still...also, you said forex dont work there though so you know anything else that dont work well?

Originally Posted by Tvision10

Nope. Articlesbase is usually very good with their approval timing. Sometimes they approve within a few hours, sometimes a full day, but usually no later than that.

I have just checked and its approved in articlesbase, its my first article there and took around 9 hours. That not bad I think.


Thanks

Originally Posted by wokaka

you said you create 3-4 articles for EACH product and choose 2-3 products every day which mean you create about 10-12 articles a day? I dont think you can find that many clickbank products...so sometimes you create similar articles telling story promoting the same product? FOr instance that "The Last Traffic Secret" you make the similar articles every day about it?

I dont know any other niche but do you think other than biz opp and weight loss can perform well in articlesbase and similar article directories? Weight loss I know did well some time ago but I dont know if it still...also, you said forex dont work there though so you know anything else that dont work well?

Yes, 10-12 articles each day, if not more. You make it sound like this is actually hard.. In reality it only takes me around 4-5 solid hours to knock out 20-30 articles. People at McDonalds are working 8 hour days for dog-sh*t, so I know you can do this.

As I said before, I only write 3-4 articles max for one product. After that I leave the product alone and move to the next. Trust me, there are thousands upon thousands of products in the CB marketplace, enough to keep all of us busy for years to come.

As for your question about which niche to use. All I can say is test, and then test some more. There really isn't "one good niche and one bad".. The success of your campaign will come down to you, and the effort/quality you put in.

You can sell anything if you put your mind to it. Just go to the CB marketplace and you'll see all the different niche categories. Pick one and go to town.

Enough speculating. The only way to make money is to take a chance, and then dust yourself off and do it again.

article marketing is much older method but its still works

Fantastic to see you're back tvision!

I went back to the other thread and made a post retracting any
concern about your integrity...glad you're throwing any naysayers
into the backwash and continuing your info
or in the case of a "misunderstanding", getting that clarified

you're a good guy appreciate the thread

ty if I can ask you a question whose answer has eluded me.....

when it comes to keyword searches, or rather key "phrase" searches
on google, I always assumed "quotes" around the phrase
were necessary to get exacting results...

I understand that when you don't use quotes your
results are a hodgepodge of SERPs ?

(if you're trying to determine the use of specific "phrasing"
how then does SERPs without the use of quotes help?)

(whenever I read anything on this point, writers never seem
to mention the inclusion of "quotes" around a search phrase?
which is one of the reasons I've always been confused about this point)

can you shed some light on my confusion?

thanks tvision.............................

hali~!

(accidental double post)my apologies, mods you can obviously
delete as necessary, sorry

Originally Posted by halifax123

Fantastic to see you're back tvision!
...

Hey there. You double posted just to let you know

And yes, It's hard to get blamed for something that you had nothing to do with. On a good note, I have officially won all Paypal disputes as I knew I would. Nothing talks louder than solid proof.

As to your question, I've actually never used quotes in my searches. And yet the articles always reach the top spots for the phrases used in the titles. I try not to get too technical, but if something works, then it just does. I think the fact that the article site has such a high authority, any quoting is usually pointless. Again, this is just my experience through article marketing.

I posted some questions for Tyler yesterday. I still don't see them shown up yet. What happened? I cannot post because I am new? Thanks.

Originally Posted by hyc2010

I posted some questions for Tyler yesterday. I still don't see them shown up yet. What happened? I cannot post because I am new? Thanks.

Hey there, I don't see any posts from you, did you private message me?

Hi there Tyler,

No, I don't have enough posts and cannot even PM you I posted some questions for you yesterday but got an automatic message saying something like it has to go through moderator. I still don't see my post approved it, yet.

Thank you for sharing your great experience with us. Really appreciate it. I have some questions for you.


1. You write 3-4 articles (product review) for one product. Do you post them all on the same articlebase site or do you post on different sites, one article per site? If I remember correctly, you only focus on articlebase and Goarticles, right?


2. About how many words per article? What are the "core elements" in your product review articles? Do you have some sort of templates or swipe files to use? Care to share?

3. You don't spin articles but aren't the contents of the 3-4 articles (product review) for one product about the same? Or do you focus on different topics to talk about per review article? What's the purpose to write 3-4 articles for one product review, instead of one product review article?

4. You only use affiliate links in the article body to make money without directing visitors to an opt-in to build list. Is this correct? So the sales would be just one-time without list building. Thoughts? Comments?

5. You mentioned some keywords to target, such as product name + review, etc, etc., Do you target other keywords at all? You said it's very easy to rank high on page 1 for product review keywords. Do you do any SEO and backlinks building work at all?

Thanks Tyler again and look forward to your answers.

All the best!

Originally Posted by hyc2010

Hi there Tyler,

No, I don't have enough posts and cannot even PM you I posted some questions for you yesterday but got an automatic message saying something like it has to go through moderator. I still don't see my post approved it, yet.

Thank you for sharing your great experience with us. Really appreciate it. I have some questions for you.


1. You write 3-4 articles (product review) for one product. Do you post them all on the same articlebase site or do you post on different sites, one article per site? If I remember correctly, you only focus on articlebase and Goarticles, right?


2. About how many words per article? What are the "core elements" in your product review articles? Do you have some sort of templates or swipe files to use? Care to share?

3. You don't spin articles but aren't the contents of the 3-4 articles (product review) for one product about the same? Or do you focus on different topics to talk about per review article? What's the purpose to write 3-4 articles for one product review, instead of one product review article?

4. You only use affiliate links in the article body to make money without directing visitors to an opt-in to build list. Is this correct? So the sales would be just one-time without list building. Thoughts? Comments?

5. You mentioned some keywords to target, such as product name + review, etc, etc., Do you target other keywords at all? You said it's very easy to rank high on page 1 for product review keywords. Do you do any SEO and backlinks building work at all?

Thanks Tyler again and look forward to your answers.

All the best!

I will answer your questions as soon as I get a minute, I'm actually working myself at this moment. Go and download the ebook I created for BHW and you'll get a clear view of how I do things. I placed the download link earlier in the thread.

great to see you back.

how many words do you aim for per article?

yeah got same question with hyc...i just noticed your 3-4 reviews about one product all have the same content...how could articlesbase accept them? I thought they only accept unique articles?

Originally Posted by Paper-Boy

great to see you back.

how many words do you aim for per article?

I think he does 250 words an article. Whatever the minimum is for the site.

A basic article of decent quality will be 250-300 words. You don't want to create a 600 word article that will cause the reader to be so bored by the end they don't even click-through to the sales page.

250-300 is just enough space to get the message out and give them just enough info to make them want to take that plunge into the product site to learn more.

I had done a few split tests where a few articles were the same, while others different, and the best advice I can give is to make each article different, but with the same basic ideas. Simply rewrite the articles 3 times and submit to different categories with different titles. Or you can go the other route and write 3 completely different articles, each taking it's own outlook on the product or subject.

Use your common sense and pick the best route you think will propel the reader's into getting you a sale.

Hi Tyler,

Thanks for your answering questions promptly. You are an awesome cool dude

Do you use different pen names for different accounts at articlebase? Where to buy the author photos? istcokphoto??

Originally Posted by hyc2010

Hi Tyler,

Thanks for your answering questions promptly. You are an awesome cool dude

Do you use different pen names for different accounts at articlebase? Where to buy the author photos? istcokphoto??

You can choose different pen names, or simply use a proxy and create a few separate accounts.

By the way, if you think this thread is helpful, don't hesitate to give us a rating!

Originally Posted by Dutch Harry

Do you hide/cloak your affiliate links in the recourse box?

Yes, I use shrinkmylink (dot com) for my affiliate links, as it seems to be one of the only url shorteners that Articlesbase lets through. You could also buy a cheap domain name and redirect if that's your style.

Buying a domain will cost more, and take more time to set-up, but I've found no difference in simply cloaking my affiliate link. I still get the same amount of sales.

Was just curious how many articles have you written to get to $400 a week? You mentioned you have been doing this for the last 4 months, estimating I would say that's about 1200 articles you have in total? Which I guess isn't bad if your playing the quantity game. I'm not bashing the method or nothing, I know it will work, but realistically about how many of these articles would I need to reach the $400 a week mark?

Thanks

Originally Posted by Dutch Harry

So how do you do that, how can you get a review of a product that isn't launched yet? there is no info on the internet about it so a review is out of the question, are you buying all these products then?

This is where your sharpness as a seller will kick in. When writing review articles, you don't want to give away a bunch of info, instead you want to give the reader just enough content to make them jump onto the product page.

When writing a review about a product that is about to launch, you've got to use your skills and make something out of nothing. Many of these products will have affiliate pages, which you can scan over for basic info on the product, and you can Google to see if there are any other reviews/info about the product also.

You've only got a measly 250 words, so it shouldnt be at all hard. I simply write a bit about the product, what it offers, past products, my experience with other products, and before you know it you've got over half the article done.

It's not hard people. You've simply got to use your head, and think like a SELLER. Take all the info you can find on the product, past products and so on.. and make a 250 word article on it.

Launches are a huge part of my income from CB, so I don't wanna hear anyone saying "this just can't work... blah blah"

Originally Posted by zigzag

Was just curious how many articles have you written to get to $400 a week? You mentioned you have been doing this for the last 4 months, estimating I would say that's about 1200 articles you have in total? Which I guess isn't bad if your playing the quantity game. I'm not bashing the method or nothing, I know it will work, but realistically about how many of these articles would I need to reach the $400 a week mark?

Thanks

A common misconception is that you'll need "thousands upon thousands" of articles to pull in this kind of money. In reality, I only have around 250-300 articles total.

It's quality over quantity. In the beginning you should definitely do 2-3 products each day, and when you reach 40-50 articles, you can slow down a bit, take a day off, write a product a day. By the time I had around 50 articles, I was already making a steady $250-300 a week.

In fact, I've met people that have written 10-15 great quality articles and are making sometimes even more than I make a week. It's all in how you write, and what products you choose.

This isn't so much a quantity game as it is a "use your head and research good products" game.

Hi Tvision, can you simply post a copy of your article in here?

Thanks

Originally Posted by ExtraWinner

Hi Tvision, can you simply post a copy of your article in here?

Thanks

Man.. Is it that hard that even after all the information I've given, that there are some that still don't know how to go about writing an article?

I've laid out the complete blueprint, all thats left is the actual task of writing the review, which is simple. It's basically improve mixed in with some factual information.

Simply go do a Google search on a product, and you'll find thousands of quality reviews from all different article directories. Look at how those guys are doing it and then replicate.

We aren't doing anything here that differs from what anyone else is doing.

..By the way I'm not trying to be rude. It's been a long ass day.

simple method

TVision, i have made 4 articles today...however all are written in 400-500 words...just checked your "Katie White" examples, seem they dont have 250-300 words? INstead the articles there are always as long as 600 words or somethin?

Also I wonder regarding your earning, how much do you gain from your "additional" marketing efforts like fiverr etc. or your main income source come from articlesbase alone?

What are you doing to get the fiverr gigs? The site seems pretty saturated these days with all sorts of SEO/article-related work...

Don`t be a dick, its not for me. I don`t really care about this but if you are opening a thread to help noobs, then do it fully. There are people that need more than what you have give them.

Originally Posted by Tvision10

Man.. Is it that hard that even after all the information I've given, that there are some that still don't know how to go about writing an article?

I've laid out the complete blueprint, all thats left is the actual task of writing the review, which is simple. It's basically improve mixed in with some factual information.

Simply go do a Google search on a product, and you'll find thousands of quality reviews from all different article directories. Look at how those guys are doing it and then replicate.

We aren't doing anything here that differs from what anyone else is doing.

..By the way I'm not trying to be rude. It's been a long ass day.

Originally Posted by ExtraWinner

Don`t be a dick, its not for me. I don`t really care about this but if you are opening a thread to help noobs, then do it fully. There are people that need more than what you have give them.

Oh, so now you think I'm going to help you after being called a dick?

I created this thread to spread insight to ANYONE who may need it, not just "Noobs"..

As for people "Needing more than what I've given.." - Are you kidding me? You act as if I wrote a 2 sentence thread and gave no clue as to how the method works.. Jesus.. I wrote a well thought out, easily followable thread here, and if you still can't wrap your mind around the concept of writing a review, then don't waste your time here.

Hell, I even wrote an ebook JUST FOR the beginning marketers here, when I didn't have to.

Unlike most people on this forum, my threads have actually HELPED people make money. But thank you again for your wonderful contribution. I'm sure the readers really appreciated your 3rd grade name calling.

Originally Posted by ExtraWinner

Don`t be a dick, its not for me. I don`t really care about this but if you are opening a thread to help noobs, then do it fully. There are people that need more than what you have give them.

At this stage you are pretty much asking him to write the reviews for you.

There is a reason that I will not provide an article.

And the reason, although it may sound "dickhead-ish" - is there because in order for anyone to grow in this business, you've got to figure some things out for yourself. This is the only way you will ever sharpen your abilities as an active marketer in an ever-growing world of competition.

It may take longer to figure something out, but in the long run you'll understand.