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I am no meathead, but I will give this question a shot.

The big advantage of having a niche specific domain name is because it will have an increased stick rate when you post comments.

Let's say my niche is dog walking, I then comment on an article about dogs and insert my URL.

The key here is that your link needs to look appealing, as you are relying on it catching someone's eye, rather than other methods involving SEO where Google is telling the user that your link is relevant.

I understand that you may want a generic name to cut costs over multiple niches, but it may work against you in click volumes and the post stick rate.
thanks for the response. Yes that's what i was thinking. however it might get a tad expensive if i have to test a few niches before i finally land one that is actually worth a shot. :(
 
First of all, I would like to thank you for sharing this method with us! I've done the CPC strategy of internet marketing before and I'd like to try out this method of yours. Will you mind if I actually opened a Case study for this method? Just to keep myself motivated with the support and maybe also help prove the method actually works.

Sure, feel free.

thanks for the response. Yes that's what i was thinking. however it might get a tad expensive if i have to test a few niches before i finally land one that is actually worth a shot. :(

This is a pretty cheap method, even if you do have to test a bunch of niches.

Even if you did 10 niches, this would cost less than 100 bucks to setup. If 100 bucks is too much then sell some gigs on Fiverr or something until you can afford it.
 
Sure, feel free.



This is a pretty cheap method, even if you do have to test a bunch of niches.

Even if you did 10 niches, this would cost less than 100 bucks to setup. If 100 bucks is too much then sell some gigs on Fiverr or something until you can afford it.
yes nothing come cheap :) so im willing to shell it out. Just thought i could have a general review site with different pages pointing to different products niches..If anything it would also make the review site more legit/professional looking because i would have menus with different categories for products.

so then you do agree that it's just to have one for each niche? thanks for all of the responses thus far
 
yes nothing come cheap :) so im willing to shell it out. Just thought i could have a general review site with different pages pointing to different products niches..If anything it would also make the review site more legit/professional looking because i would have menus with different categories for products.

so then you do agree that it's just to have one for each niche? thanks for all of the responses thus far

I guess you could build one big site - there's pros and cons to both approaches.

I would probably try keep it in a broad niche rather than doing everything.

So if you had electronicsreviews.com you could then review laptops, tablets, phones as smaller niches, but I would review dog-training products on the same site.

I've had a pretty long day so hope all that makes sense :)
 
Thanks, Meathead for all your time you have put into sharing this method, especially answering questions. I will be giving this some effort, as it seems doable with some diligence.
 
That's right. The trick is for them not to realise it's an affiliate link and assume the review is genuine and unbiased.

First of all, thanks for the method, about to give it a good go. I have a question. When you talk about cloaking the affiliate link, would a viable method be to use PHP's header() function? For example, have your link to the affiliates webpage go to say /someproductname.php

and inside someproductname.php, put this:

<?php header("location: http://www.affiliatelinkhere.com/fds44328352"); ?>

If not, what is a good method for cloaking the affiliate URL?

Thanks
 
So far I'm off to a pretty good start with this method. Got around 55 UV's yesterday from the 20 or 30 links I put up and grabbed two product orders already. I didn't expect to earn anything this soon.
 
First of all, thanks for the method, about to give it a good go. I have a question. When you talk about cloaking the affiliate link, would a viable method be to use PHP's header() function? For example, have your link to the affiliates webpage go to say /someproductname.php

and inside someproductname.php, put this:

<?php header("location: http://www.affiliatelinkhere.com/fds44328352"); ?>

If not, what is a good method for cloaking the affiliate URL?

Thanks

We use a WP plugin called prettylinks. It's free and perfect for cloaking links.
 
Wow this is amazing! Will I be able to use any top niche using this method as well? Let me know.
 
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well i read your 1st page post and i have to say: thank you

i didnt read all 23 pages so far, so i hesitate to ask a question that might be covered, but in the interested of those whom have read it, maybe they can answer this quickly:

1)Do you update your review site at all after the initial set reviews? This would make the site look like its constantly updating.

2) I am guessing selling items would be this websites main push rather than putting adwords on it? With a proper link cloaking like you mentioned

Thanks to anyone that can answer me.
 
well i read your 1st page post and i have to say: thank you

i didnt read all 23 pages so far, so i hesitate to ask a question that might be covered, but in the interested of those whom have read it, maybe they can answer this quickly:

1)Do you update your review site at all after the initial set reviews? This would make the site look like its constantly updating.

2) I am guessing selling items would be this websites main push rather than putting adwords on it? With a proper link cloaking like you mentioned

Thanks to anyone that can answer me.

1) I wouldn't bother until I had seen some conversions/knew it was going to be profitable.

2) Yes.
 
Excuse me for being a "noob" about this question. I've typically done business on the internet through ebay, so I am new to this SEO type of business. But I'm wondering where the cash flow comes from in this type of scenario? How do you collect cash? Where does it come from? Etc...

Do you have any advice for me to gain more knowledge? Is there a document that I can read to learn more about the business set-up? Advanced thanks to anyone that can point me in the right direction.
 
Excuse me for being a "noob" about this question. I've typically done business on the internet through ebay, so I am new to this SEO type of business. But I'm wondering where the cash flow comes from in this type of scenario? How do you collect cash? Where does it come from? Etc...

Do you have any advice for me to gain more knowledge? Is there a document that I can read to learn more about the business set-up? Advanced thanks to anyone that can point me in the right direction.

You have a lot to learn my friend. Start reading the forums...

You collect "cash" from the CPA(cost per action) network your selling for. They have a bunch of products, you sell one through your link and you get a commission :)
 
Nice share, did something like this in the past never knew there were "review" wordpress themes though
 
This is a great method, and I've been doing it for a while, however, the problem is whenever I try to post to blogs or forums that are related to this topic, my advertisement always gets deleted. For some reason, I have an incredible amount of trouble constructing a link that won't get deleted. It seems that no matter how "friendly" I am, my personal link is always advertising and is blocked, so how am I supposed to do this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
 
Thanks Stang. I understand I have a lot to learn. I'm not foolish enough to think this kind of thing is easy. But I'm usually a pretty good learner when it comes to things like this, so I'm excited to learn more about it. Any recommendations on a starting point? there's a ton of threads on this site, it's tough to know where to begin. Thanks a lot.
 
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