Michael Jam
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Great guides . Thank you bro
Thank you!
This is the first time I ever heard about SEO using Reddit. I will try this method.
Question:
What if I write a unique article with 2000+ words and post it on Reddit and give a backlink to my Adsense website?
This is correct (as long as the post has more than 3 upvotes the link will count as a ******** backlink for your site). On the other hand some Reddit communities do upvote self posts (text posts) with links back to your site much more highly than links to an off site article, because it is much easier to stay on Reddit and read it there than go off site. Depends on the subreddit and what you want to achieve with your post, but check the Top posts in the subreddit to get a good idea of what works in that community.The Reddit link it's self would count as a back link that would just waste opportunity to people clicking to visit your site . Why post whats on your website on Reddit and add your website at the end when you could just re direct people from reddit to your website by having them click the title of your article . They will have no reason to go to your website if what they want to read is right in front of them already on Reddit .
I make more than that by using it in two ways. First I've used the technique of buying upvotes for my main site (not a content site) that gets almost all of its traffic from Reddit. This traffic is highly motivated, largely US based, and actually interested in the site, so using Amazon affiliate links I make more than $100/day through the Amazon affiliate program across this site and my other content sites.So for the $100/day part.. how would you achieve that?
I make more than that by using it in two ways. First I've used the technique of buying upvotes for my main site (not a content site) that gets almost all of its traffic from Reddit. This traffic is highly motivated, largely US based, and actually interested in the site, so using Amazon affiliate links I make more than $100/day through the Amazon affiliate program across this site and my other content sites.
Really depends man, but the savvy audience is a huge boost in my opinion because it means you're competing with barely any other businesses. Reddit loves: humorous products, especially if you can market them in image posts that direct people to the product's name or website without actually looking like an ad; infographics/data etc. (check /r/DataIsBeautiful and /r/InternetIsBeautiful) and cool websites that do something no other site does that's useful for a lot of people. I run a number of websites, and have marketed them using all 3 of the tactics above.thanks for the great post, how would you recommend a beginner to start with content sites? What other type of sites do you think Reddit traffic would be good for? I've found it difficult to work with Reddit given how they have a savvy audience with adblock etc
Upvotes Club is good but as you say they are VERY expensive (something like $0.75 per upvote) and there are better options if you look around. I joined the forum to post this method as I have received a lot of value from lurking in the past.Hello,
Great post which summarizes my experience with reddit. Honestly, it sounds too similar to the post I made, especially the beginning and the "untapped" market. Not trying to call you out, it's probably a coincidence.You also seem to talk a lot about upvotes club, with only 9 messages on this forum. I am sure a mod could take it as a self promotion. I have found them too expensive for my reddit stuff, there are many much cheaper options on this forum.
The thing I wanted to talk about the most is affiliate. From my long experience with reddit, affiliate just doesn't work. Redditors downvote websites with affiliate into oblivion, call them out, the links get removed, etc. I don't even accept upvote orders for 99% of affiliate websites, because I know they will get removed and it's not worth it for the clients. It's hard for me to believe you are making $100+/day with amazon affiliate. If it's true, could you share more about it?
Best regards,
Alma
look forward to your interesting guideGreat introduction to Reddit. I've been promoting on Reddit for the past and a half year and it has made me about $3000 on average per month only with affiliate marketing. I'm planning on releasing a guide here on BHW a bit later. Reddit is a gold mine if you know what you are doing.
My biggest success at least in growing a website through Reddit was monetized with the Amazon program exclusively. The site was more of a "tool" website, however, and because of that fit very well with Reddit's subreddits for interesting new sites (e.g. /r/InternetIsBeautiful). If you've developed an interesting site that is monetized and want to get the ball rolling with traffic, InternetIsBeautiful is a great place to start.does this apply for amazon niche websites too ?
Been wanting to try this, but I`m thinking about monetization. Adsense? Affiliate offers? Ecom? What do you think works best with reddit traffic?