Solid method, + rep.
This could be combined nicely with: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...5-easy-100-day-perfect-noobs.html#post3330279
One thing I would say - rather than just directing people straight to an affiliate link from the video, send them to a landing page.
Build a review site in a certain niche and just hammer videos at it following Yuki's method.
After a while you'll have a large site with a bunch of reviews all on a certain topic.
The advantage to doing this over sending people straight through an affiliate link:
- You will likely get returning visitors
- People might start linking to your site
- The site + videos will have sales value (you can flip the site)
So instead of video -> aff link
You do: video -> review site -> aff link
This could really easily be outsourced on Fiverr too.
Find a pretty girl and give her a bunch of products to review in a specific niche. Give her a rough script to follow. Buy a domain that sounds really personal. Something like sarahsreviews.com would work.
For $250 you could have:
20 niche video reviews ($100 on Fiverr)
20 backlink packages to each video ($100 on Fiverr)
1 domain ($10 - name.com)
Wordpress review site ($10 on Fiverr)
Facebook fan page + 1000 fans ($10 on Fiverr)
Twitter account + 5000 followers ($10 on Fiverr)
2 beers ($10 in London)
Then watch the money start rolling in...
Lol...
THanks to this method I found the top video for a product I wanted to promote.
I checked the link under the review video which is ranked #1 for the term with 25,000 views.
1900 exact searches a month.
Turns out, it's a dead link. So I just registered the URL and forwarded my affiliate link.
Now, I get all that traffic.. From what I can tell, that video has been there a while.
Edit: Turns out there's 3 videos all pointing to this URL. and the channel is dead. lol. This just made my day.
social bookmarks are great for articles...what kind of backlinks are best for youtube vids or just vids in general? newbie question![]()
What's the stance on downloading already made videos from youtube and reuploading on your own account?
Obviously super blackhat... but...? Risk?
Title of thread: "Easy Method For Making Easy Cash - Perfect For Newbies"
However, most of you are trying to find every little problem before trying anything.
The way the OP laid it out, you would have literally zero cash outlay to try it out, just some time to do KW and SERP research. Just try it and see what happens?
i have 2 videos and 4 in fiverr que. i suck at writing but script writing was much easier than i thought.
what i'd like to know is if i should throw all the videos on 1 channel, create a different channel to cover each broad niche (5-20 vids per channel in due time) or make a bunch of channels and keep them to about 3-5 videos per.
i know having an authority channel will help but im worried about a competitor flagging a few of my videos and BAM i loose everything