ok so i read the thread no time for games i went and bought a new domain put 3 click bank products/reviews on it now its time to goto G alerts, total time invested so far 40mins, hopefully this will work out soon & ill let you know the results, thanks OP, oh yea do you think i should have more than 3 reviews??? how many reviewsproducts do you usually place on your websites OP???
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meathead1234
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3 is okay, but the more products you have the better. Just means you can set up more Alerts and potentially get more traffic.
That should be fine for a start - if you start seeing conversions then add as many as you can.
Rarely have more than 10 on my sites, but it depends on the niche. Some have more choices. For example, if you're doing ps3 game reviews - there will be a ton of games you can add and a ton of people searching for info about them.
HelloInsomnia
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This is excellent, over the weekend I am going to try a test, I figured out how to semi automate this...
Setup a Google alert, choose blogs only and have it go to a feed.
Then in your Google Reader account put the feed inside of a folder. Then go to Reader settings, go to the folders and tags tab and make that folder public.
Once you have done that you can grab the URL of the feed and put it into Scrapebox. Then use the link extractor to grab all the links so you don't have to copy and paste them.
The links will have to be manually edited though. The part in front of the URL will be a Google redirect soemthing like google.com/url=?dsjkhdjkl or whatever so we copy that and replace all with nothing.
The end of the URL will have unique gibberish so you have to manually delete that part.
Example:
weight-loss-center.com/guide-to-weight-loss.html?sdlfj3j023f308fsod
In this case you would obviously remove everything after the .html
This is very important because if you don't do this then the next part will not work.
Now take the URLs and comment on them using Scrapebox, use slow commenter with captcha solving for best results.
You don't have to use spun content for this, just change your comment up everyday.
This automated version should work in theory if you use enough keywords, this way you can grab hundreds of URLs a day to comment on.
I'll test it out this weekend and see if it works for sure.
Other thoughts on this:
- Find an awesome review somebody else wrote and rewrite it or borrow it for your own site
- Choose not to index the site if your using copied content
- Don't attach this to your adsense or analytics account
- Use who is privacy
If anybody can add on this that would be great.
Setup a Google alert, choose blogs only and have it go to a feed.
Then in your Google Reader account put the feed inside of a folder. Then go to Reader settings, go to the folders and tags tab and make that folder public.
Once you have done that you can grab the URL of the feed and put it into Scrapebox. Then use the link extractor to grab all the links so you don't have to copy and paste them.
The links will have to be manually edited though. The part in front of the URL will be a Google redirect soemthing like google.com/url=?dsjkhdjkl or whatever so we copy that and replace all with nothing.
The end of the URL will have unique gibberish so you have to manually delete that part.
Example:
weight-loss-center.com/guide-to-weight-loss.html?sdlfj3j023f308fsod
In this case you would obviously remove everything after the .html
This is very important because if you don't do this then the next part will not work.
Now take the URLs and comment on them using Scrapebox, use slow commenter with captcha solving for best results.
You don't have to use spun content for this, just change your comment up everyday.
This automated version should work in theory if you use enough keywords, this way you can grab hundreds of URLs a day to comment on.
I'll test it out this weekend and see if it works for sure.
Other thoughts on this:
- Find an awesome review somebody else wrote and rewrite it or borrow it for your own site
- Choose not to index the site if your using copied content
- Don't attach this to your adsense or analytics account
- Use who is privacy
If anybody can add on this that would be great.
gorrilaman
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good method will definitely give it a try.
humvee9
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I've worked on this method, no doubt its legit but the difficult part is setting up alerts.
I've had to setup 15+ alerts to keep alerts rolling in my gmail id.
All not all alerts have post a comment link, and most of them have post comment section closed or you need to register for it.
Anywork around ?
I've had to setup 15+ alerts to keep alerts rolling in my gmail id.
All not all alerts have post a comment link, and most of them have post comment section closed or you need to register for it.
Anywork around ?
meathead1234
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Ideally you're looking for blog posts or forum posts. Most other mediums you won't be able to post on.
Just keep setting up alerts. You could even sign up to the top 10 forums in the niche and search each day there - but that will be more work.
sk8tavou
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thanks for the share mate 
i Have one question! when i create an alert because im from greece all the results i get are only in greek
i searched help and everywhere and didnt find something like to change the location of the search!
Have any tip about it ?
Thanks
i Have one question! when i create an alert because im from greece all the results i get are only in greek
i searched help and everywhere and didnt find something like to change the location of the search!
Have any tip about it ?
Thanks
one question when you setup alerts how do you set up your type: volume: and how often:
i have mine setup like this, everything, as-it-happens & all results, is that how you have yours OP???thanks again and sorry if these seems like a dumb question, hopefully this ll generate some funds soon
i have mine setup like this, everything, as-it-happens & all results, is that how you have yours OP???thanks again and sorry if these seems like a dumb question, hopefully this ll generate some funds soon
meathead1234
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I think mine are daily actually - but I use this method in a slightly less aggressive way to drive traffic to my main business.
If you're just doing the review method, then the quicker you can reply the better (it's all about being first).
dannyvriens
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First of all thanks for sharing this method.
I like this little work for a big afford I got some good idea's with it.
I Let you know more if I have more information.
I like this little work for a big afford I got some good idea's with it.
I Let you know more if I have more information.
meathead1234
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Depends where you post to be honest! Some will get no traffic at first, some will get loads then die down. Others will take a while to get traffic and then be steady. It really varies.
I'd wait until you've done at least 100 comments (approved) on forums (these are best) to see results. After a while you'll get an idea how much you make per visitor so can look to other traffic sources that might be easier and more scalable (paid etc.).