mootonandy
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Maybe u could mention that you tweeted or liked in the comment - they might feel more obliged to approve u.
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crazydevil
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I think Tor is a better solution
Too many ads with hotspot shield.Where do you advertise your blog? Do you insert a link in your comment or you put the link & and a name at the comment forms?
Darkrocker
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If you mean the website text box that most cookie cutter blogs have, I almost always leave those blank. I work the link into the comment and the delivery varies greatly since the comment is written around the article. However it's worth noting that those cookie cutter blogs usually don't generate much traffic. If they make up most of your google alerts try making some new alerts with different keywords.
It seems like nobody approves my posts if they contain a link. What type of sites do you generally post on?
Darkrocker
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The bulk of my traffic comes from real blogs and trendy styled news sites (similar to MSN) I've had 2 where the author took my comments as completely genuine and actually responded to them, agreeing with me. Needless to say I started getting a good amount of traffic from those articles lol.
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KingMonkey
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I love how good of an idea this is and it will be the first thing I try out, I have a few niches in mind, just gotta understand affiliate marketing a bit more and I'm good to go and set up a website.
That sounds like some good advice, to mention that you tweeted or liked the post. Ya most of the alerts I get are for those cookie cutter blogs, so I guess I should try to change my keywords around. So far all the comments I made had the link in the body of the comment, rather than the website line.
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gottalentzone
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So very hard to do that
canadainsurance
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Why is the .info considered inferior to the .com? Is there actually a material difference aside from perception?
mootonandy
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I thought some emotional blackmail could help a bit.
meathead1234
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Purely perception. I've seen little/no difference trying to rank a .com vs a .info
meathead1234
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Never tried Squidoo, but I guess they would work.
I'd rather own and control the domain, though. Gives the site some resale value that you don't get with Squidoo if you ever want to flip it.
I'm still not having much luck. Maybe one of you guys that are having good results might be able to give me some advice on my google alerts? I have like 7 products, so I have an alert for each one, and I also have alerts niche phrases like best diet and fastest way to lose weight and stuff like that. I am setting my alerts for blogs, discussions, and everything, only the best results, but I'm still just getting a bunch of garbage that I can't even comment on
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meathead1234
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I'm still not having much luck. Maybe one of you guys that are having good results might be able to give me some advice on my google alerts? I have like 7 products, so I have an alert for each one, and I also have alerts niche phrases like best diet and fastest way to lose weight and stuff like that. I am setting my alerts for blogs, discussions, and everything, only the best results, but I'm still just getting a bunch of garbage that I can't even comment on
To be honest - I'd avoid weight loss. It's probably the most over-spammed niche out there, so people will be more suspicious about impartial "reviews".
DoItLikeBernie
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Posted in here a while back and good to see this thread is still alive. Figured I'd drop by with my overall results from trying this method. I put together a simple review site with 4 Clickbank products.
The site to date has earned me $642. This wasn't with much work at all. I only was able to promote the site for the first month, then some stuff with school and moving got me sidetracked before I came back to IM. About half the sales came in the first month I was promoting it, the other half has just been from residual visitors and rebills.
I've been looking a lot into getting into site flipping as a more long term thing, so haven't been working on this method in particular since. All this was from posting on about 8-10 forums or so. Some links stuck, some got deleted. I picked a rather narrow niche within online gaming, so my options were limited.
The site wasn't SEO optimized or anything that I was new, but has ranked for some long tail keywords just from the reviews. Also the domain is now a PR1, which isn't that big of a deal, but I didn't do any other backlinks besides the forum ones.
Although my results don't reflect the title, I don't see it being a stretch at all to do $50-100 a day after a while. You'll need to find a good niche that'll work with this and work for you, and keep expanding on your work. Or you can take the semi-lazy route, and still make enough to fund hosting and other things.
The site to date has earned me $642. This wasn't with much work at all. I only was able to promote the site for the first month, then some stuff with school and moving got me sidetracked before I came back to IM. About half the sales came in the first month I was promoting it, the other half has just been from residual visitors and rebills.
I've been looking a lot into getting into site flipping as a more long term thing, so haven't been working on this method in particular since. All this was from posting on about 8-10 forums or so. Some links stuck, some got deleted. I picked a rather narrow niche within online gaming, so my options were limited.
The site wasn't SEO optimized or anything that I was new, but has ranked for some long tail keywords just from the reviews. Also the domain is now a PR1, which isn't that big of a deal, but I didn't do any other backlinks besides the forum ones.
Although my results don't reflect the title, I don't see it being a stretch at all to do $50-100 a day after a while. You'll need to find a good niche that'll work with this and work for you, and keep expanding on your work. Or you can take the semi-lazy route, and still make enough to fund hosting and other things.