JasonG
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If your landing page is good enough, and you are posting to targeted niches, anything will sell, cb included.
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If your landing page is good enough, and you are posting to targeted niches, anything will sell, cb included.
I am having a problem, I have made my review site (Review Engine WP Theme) I am commenting on blogs etc, traffic is insane... I am sending them to the Product I am reviewing and putting a CPA offer in the 'View Website' ..the problem is no-one (well 2-3) only clicked on it while the other (100's) didn't...
What I am asking is, where can I put my CPA offer so that they see it without it being too obvious to the Forum/Blog mods...
Here is a screenshot of where I mean ...
What I am asking is, where can I put my CPA offer so that they see it without it being too obvious to the Forum/Blog mods...
Here is a screenshot of where I mean ...
MitchHoward
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- Jan 16, 2010
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Great method! Just finished my review site tonight and started commenting like crazy. Here are a couple of the key tips.
- I would recommend starting the review site with only 1 or 2 GOOD CB products. Obviously the Niche is always key to how much you are going to make regardless how you promote it. By only starting with 1 product you don't overwhelm yourself when it comes to commenting and promoting.
- I started with 1 product and concentrated writing the actual review page. This should be were you spend the MOST time. The better the page is designed the higher conversion rate you will achieve (which is key when it comes to promoting) it's a numbers game.
- I used OP's method for getting instant alerts that target my niche but I also searched google blogs for my niche. When it comes to commenting take your time and write a meaningful response! Don't just post some random comment and copy and paste to 100 blogs. It won't do anything but give you BL juice (if you actually formatted the comment right) Actual readers won't show much, if any interest. (which is kind of the whole point of this type of direct traffic method) ...
- FIND NICHE RELATED FORUMS. Yeah, you have to register an account and post meaningful material but you can't get more targeted then forum discussions. Plus forums typically index best so you can generate instant AND long term traffic. Put a keyword matched hyperlink in your signature. Then you don't have to spam the boards with your links. you can actually participate in the boards AND generate traffic!
- Use yahoo answers to your advantage. Usually if you search around you'll find that people are asking for an answer (what do ya know?!?) and you might just have the exact answer they want. If you answer the question post your site in the source box not in the actual post. Also don't post your site in every single answer, yahoo's getting smart believe it or not...you'll be banned
If you can't find any niche related questions why not make this an opportunity to create some yourself? Signup for another yahoo account and ask a question that you can answer perfect and detailed. Once you ASK the question, go ahead and get on your other account and ANSWER it using your site in the source box. Even if it don't drive instant traffic it will get indexed later on and drive traffic long term.
TIP: If there are no votes on the answers after X amount of time. It goes into voting. If you keep track of your accounts you can simply go back to that question later on and vote your answer the best answer.
- Use social networking sites to your advantage. Facebook has more potential customers then your local city! search for facebook groups/pages that might be interested in your product. Post on FB page's forums/discussion boards answering questions or asking/answering questions with 2 different accounts. Again...your thread may not be viewed instantly but it will drive long term traffic to your site.
These are just a few of the things that I executed tonight. Again I only focused on 1 product for now. Once i get steady traffic coming for that product I will find another niche related product and start all over with that.
So far my site has been up for exactly 3 hours and 55 minutes and I have already received 123 unique views. And here is the amazing part. The traffic is coming from over 18 sources...blogs/forums/FB posts and a few others.
The key really is to put yourself in the potential buyers shoes when you are commenting on boards, blogs and whatnot. If you give a worthy response they will give you a worthy lead
Also don't just be lazy and shoot for short term traffic. Look long term. Use Hyperlinks for the products keywords. At least to some basic onsite SEO and make your site presentable. Take the time and write your reviews. Sure you can rip some of your content from other sites but create unique content, get personal with it. Use pictures, videos and other visual tools. The human body is more likely to react to visual examples rather then text...text ....text...it gets boring...
Use your imagination.
Just my 2 cents
- I would recommend starting the review site with only 1 or 2 GOOD CB products. Obviously the Niche is always key to how much you are going to make regardless how you promote it. By only starting with 1 product you don't overwhelm yourself when it comes to commenting and promoting.
- I started with 1 product and concentrated writing the actual review page. This should be were you spend the MOST time. The better the page is designed the higher conversion rate you will achieve (which is key when it comes to promoting) it's a numbers game.
- I used OP's method for getting instant alerts that target my niche but I also searched google blogs for my niche. When it comes to commenting take your time and write a meaningful response! Don't just post some random comment and copy and paste to 100 blogs. It won't do anything but give you BL juice (if you actually formatted the comment right) Actual readers won't show much, if any interest. (which is kind of the whole point of this type of direct traffic method) ...
- FIND NICHE RELATED FORUMS. Yeah, you have to register an account and post meaningful material but you can't get more targeted then forum discussions. Plus forums typically index best so you can generate instant AND long term traffic. Put a keyword matched hyperlink in your signature. Then you don't have to spam the boards with your links. you can actually participate in the boards AND generate traffic!
- Use yahoo answers to your advantage. Usually if you search around you'll find that people are asking for an answer (what do ya know?!?) and you might just have the exact answer they want. If you answer the question post your site in the source box not in the actual post. Also don't post your site in every single answer, yahoo's getting smart believe it or not...you'll be banned
If you can't find any niche related questions why not make this an opportunity to create some yourself? Signup for another yahoo account and ask a question that you can answer perfect and detailed. Once you ASK the question, go ahead and get on your other account and ANSWER it using your site in the source box. Even if it don't drive instant traffic it will get indexed later on and drive traffic long term.
TIP: If there are no votes on the answers after X amount of time. It goes into voting. If you keep track of your accounts you can simply go back to that question later on and vote your answer the best answer.
- Use social networking sites to your advantage. Facebook has more potential customers then your local city! search for facebook groups/pages that might be interested in your product. Post on FB page's forums/discussion boards answering questions or asking/answering questions with 2 different accounts. Again...your thread may not be viewed instantly but it will drive long term traffic to your site.
These are just a few of the things that I executed tonight. Again I only focused on 1 product for now. Once i get steady traffic coming for that product I will find another niche related product and start all over with that.
So far my site has been up for exactly 3 hours and 55 minutes and I have already received 123 unique views. And here is the amazing part. The traffic is coming from over 18 sources...blogs/forums/FB posts and a few others.
The key really is to put yourself in the potential buyers shoes when you are commenting on boards, blogs and whatnot. If you give a worthy response they will give you a worthy lead
Also don't just be lazy and shoot for short term traffic. Look long term. Use Hyperlinks for the products keywords. At least to some basic onsite SEO and make your site presentable. Take the time and write your reviews. Sure you can rip some of your content from other sites but create unique content, get personal with it. Use pictures, videos and other visual tools. The human body is more likely to react to visual examples rather then text...text ....text...it gets boring...
Use your imagination.
Just my 2 cents
Allie Albatross
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- Jan 31, 2009
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If we're targeting such a broad niche, how are we ever to compete with well established websites?
RengoDeDia
Newbie
- Oct 14, 2011
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Because you are creating your own traffic, this method is not adsense dependent, so we're not looking for reach the 1 page google search.
By posting valuable comments in forums/yahoo answers/etc you will get the traffic you need to convert visits into sales.
The answers to all your questions are not outhere, are right here in this thread, take the time to read it entirely. Just a suggestion
trevorhoang
Power Member
- Mar 28, 2011
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i gotta get off my ass and try this. thnx op.
JasonG
Regular Member
- May 28, 2009
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Do you have a computer that you stand at?
jk bud - I am right there with you though. I am an elementary teacher and after dealing with 8 year olds for 7 hours and 40 minutes each day, and then fellow staff members that can act like 8 year olds, when I get home I want to go into brain-dead mode for a while lol.
JasonG
Regular Member
- May 28, 2009
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This is completely dependent on how much work you put in and what niche you are in. Also, this isn't a theory - a theory is something that hasn't been proven, this has been proven to work, Meathead isn't going to feed us BS. How much money people have made so far by doing this since the thread has went live - some $30, some $40.
Think about the reviews that talk about their traffic - one kid saying his traffic was at 123 uniques in just under 4 hours. When is the last time you had a site built, SEO'd, backlinks built and had 123 visitors already.
The money is in the traffic, but most of all it is in the sales copy... no one buying anything is going to buy from a site that doesn't look reputable.
Answer is in the post 142 of this thread.
Sweeeeeet! I love this site
The things I love about this method:
1. It can never get saturated
2. It's hyper targeted
3. It's so quick to see results
4. Not only do you get in there early on the comments to maximise highly targeted clicks... you also have a brilliant clean accumulative backlinking strategy which takes the speculation out - and let's face it, it takes out the pain in the arse that SEO can be so often!
My favourite method I've tried in IM so far. Hats off to Meathead and best of luck to the rest of you!
More than 100$
meathead1234
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- Sep 24, 2008
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Just got my niche, who I think are desperate or emotional which means easier sales pitch. Bought a domain and going to start writing/spinning articles. Wish me luck I'm going to use this theme though, I think it would suit better http://templatic.com/demos/?theme=publisher
I'm going to use this theme though, I think it would suit better http://templatic.com/demos/?theme=publisher
blackfairy
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- Sep 5, 2010
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If you're having troubles finding a niche, this could help you:
Think reverse! Don't pick a niche of which you think a lot of people ask questions in forums or yahoo answers. Go to yahoo answers and niche forums first before you setup your review blog and look what kind of questions people ask. Make sure to find a niche, in which people ask a decent amount of questions per day. In this way you avoid a lack of postings/questions to which you can spam your lovely link
Think reverse! Don't pick a niche of which you think a lot of people ask questions in forums or yahoo answers. Go to yahoo answers and niche forums first before you setup your review blog and look what kind of questions people ask. Make sure to find a niche, in which people ask a decent amount of questions per day. In this way you avoid a lack of postings/questions to which you can spam your lovely link
meathead1234
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No, don't use Adsense.
The general concept is: post a link to an "impartial" review site -> they buy product -> you get commission