I have a question about my Review Site. I already have a hosted account with Homestead, so I didn't use Wordpress. (although I'm sure I will in the future) Is my Review Site supposed to look totally impartial, like I don't care if they buy the product or not...or is it like a Review/Sales page. I'm offering a free 10 part ebook if they submit their name and email, hoping they may purchase one of the products in the future. Should I do this, or would that more than likely get my posts deleted by the mods, than if I had just a totally impartial review site?
Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs
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iiaok
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There's only one person that can answer that, and one way to get the answer...you simply try it and see. If it's not working, take it down.
Any positive review will be pushing the reader towards the product, but you shouldn't build it like a sales page, IMO.
Absolutely, bloody brilliant. +rep for a great contribution. Such a time saver.
- Oct 10, 2011
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Nice share. Thanks to you for sharing such procedure. However its easy to follow.
neneaemy
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It works for me my friends. Tonight I received the first 2$ with cpa offers. I think that if I will work more I will get more $$. It's a big problems with forums because on most of them I can post. What I should to do to can post on threads?
I think that if you work for more niches you will get more money. For me it works. Thanks man for this amazing thread
I think that if you work for more niches you will get more money. For me it works. Thanks man for this amazing thread
Scripteen
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A footprint to find relevant vbulletin forums related to your target niche
1- Change keyword to your target niche keyword
2- Change 4.1.8 to lower version numbers like 4.1.7 / 4.1.6 etc...
Code:
"powered by vbulletin"+"Version 4.1.8"+"keyword" inurl:showthread.php -/archive/1- Change keyword to your target niche keyword
2- Change 4.1.8 to lower version numbers like 4.1.7 / 4.1.6 etc...
BFHoodn!nja
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What do you guys think. Does it pay off to bump older topics in the niche that currently aren't active or should I only pursue posting on active topics that just have been posted?
Is it more important to atract people who currently looking for a product/cure or should be aiming targeting visitors that found the forum post through google?
Day 3 I have made 2 sales today, yesterday I made one. All sales come from the single CPA offer I have on my site, i've had 34 hops on my clickbank products but no conversions at all.
Is it more important to atract people who currently looking for a product/cure or should be aiming targeting visitors that found the forum post through google?
Day 3 I have made 2 sales today, yesterday I made one. All sales come from the single CPA offer I have on my site, i've had 34 hops on my clickbank products but no conversions at all.
iiaok
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IMO, this would be good for long-term results, but I don't think you'll see much right away. And that's not bad, because results are results.
Honestly, I think the majority of people that are considering this method should establish a cost-per-post goal, and realize that it may not come on day 1 or day 5, but will come with consistency. If I make $1 per post, and post 100 times in a day...
iiaok
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If there's someone that has posted 100 comments and hasn't had some success is either lying or they're doing something VERY wrong. Most of the "fail stories" that you mention are people giving up after 10-20 because they didn't realize it actually takes some...zomg...effort.
meathead1234
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Where are your contributions then if methods like this are "so easy" to post?
Of course people can make $100 a day if they don't cut corners and follow instructions. It's really not that hard with a little bit of work. There are 1000s of forums out there that aren't properly moderated.
The ones failing (I've had tons of PMs) from what I've seen are people who haven't been following the instructions properly (not building a review site, not buying a .com etc.) and are then posting spammy crap on forums in broken English.
oh snap :18:
FullStackMike
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meathead1234
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What am I wrong about?
It was meant to be a joke.. they speak fluent "Engrish", as in broken English.