Amazon Success - $300 Day Yesterday
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Wp Robot but you can use any - there are 4-5 other choices.
I am also Beta Testing a new product to be launched later on - which does a similar thing.
Don't think not using WP is a disadvantage but it's hard to say because I just started 3 sites non WP
and don't have enough track record with them to say one way or the other.
The mix of content and products is up to you - make a really good looking site and you will sell - also they
say text links sell more than buy now buttons so keep that in mind.
As far as domains in one niche - that's up to you - but you got to target being top 5 for some decent keywords
otherwise you won't sell much .. chasing too many long tails same traffic just too low compared to payoff
since your probably only going to earn 7.5% or 4% if its electronics.
Really depends on your skills and dedication - start small play around / add things -- when you start selling
make more sites.... good luck.
I am also Beta Testing a new product to be launched later on - which does a similar thing.
Don't think not using WP is a disadvantage but it's hard to say because I just started 3 sites non WP
and don't have enough track record with them to say one way or the other.
The mix of content and products is up to you - make a really good looking site and you will sell - also they
say text links sell more than buy now buttons so keep that in mind.
As far as domains in one niche - that's up to you - but you got to target being top 5 for some decent keywords
otherwise you won't sell much .. chasing too many long tails same traffic just too low compared to payoff
since your probably only going to earn 7.5% or 4% if its electronics.
Really depends on your skills and dedication - start small play around / add things -- when you start selling
make more sites.... good luck.
knightofarmor
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Thank you so much for your reply.
I guess I'm still a little confused on what exactly your using WP robot for. My intention was to just find a handful of products for my niche and advertise them on my site (with unique articles and reviews).
Is WP robot grabbing random amazon products and just automatically posting them to your page? (so its kinda on autopilot?) What do you do manually to keep the sales rolling in? (other then setting everything up)
Thanks
I guess I'm still a little confused on what exactly your using WP robot for. My intention was to just find a handful of products for my niche and advertise them on my site (with unique articles and reviews).
Is WP robot grabbing random amazon products and just automatically posting them to your page? (so its kinda on autopilot?) What do you do manually to keep the sales rolling in? (other then setting everything up)
Thanks
berkay1907
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Hey man thanks a lot for the share. I used to make 10 dollars / day with one of my sites from amazon but it get sandboxed. I dont know what the reason was. Maybe too much link building. But i think the conversion rate of amazon is AMAZING. Just send the visitor to Amazon and you are done=) Wish cookies would stay more than 24 hours. Than i am sure you would make a great living with amazon.
well I don't update the content all the time - so I use the autoposter template to paste in extra relevant items behind the stickied posts.
on the review site I just made its different it has 5 reviews on the front page and 2 articles at bottom of the page as that's all that is done so far.
I use product images and a buy now or a go to website button - but many people say text links are better - I guess because people click them not really knowing exactly what it leads too.
Again this type of thing depends on how your site is set up and how it's updated - my intention is to find a mix of sites that are more hands off - and I just build links ... rather than making fresh content every few days.
I use a variety of things on the sites for that - nofollow etc - just trying to find what works best Long Term -- really not setting up sites to rank well in the short term only to die in 9 months time .... anyway still a work in progress at the moment.
The difference between me and many people reading this is - I am prepared to make more sites to hit the profit goal - in a way that doesn't take alot of work like it does when you only have 1-2 sites -- I may end up with 75-80 quality sites altogether WP and Non WP to make that happen.
cheers
on the review site I just made its different it has 5 reviews on the front page and 2 articles at bottom of the page as that's all that is done so far.
I use product images and a buy now or a go to website button - but many people say text links are better - I guess because people click them not really knowing exactly what it leads too.
Again this type of thing depends on how your site is set up and how it's updated - my intention is to find a mix of sites that are more hands off - and I just build links ... rather than making fresh content every few days.
I use a variety of things on the sites for that - nofollow etc - just trying to find what works best Long Term -- really not setting up sites to rank well in the short term only to die in 9 months time .... anyway still a work in progress at the moment.
The difference between me and many people reading this is - I am prepared to make more sites to hit the profit goal - in a way that doesn't take alot of work like it does when you only have 1-2 sites -- I may end up with 75-80 quality sites altogether WP and Non WP to make that happen.
cheers
and to clarify earnings : not every product or site sells 12 months of the year -- so that's why to make $2-$3k of relatively passive income every month it actually may need 70-80 sites to make it consistent... I think you get what I am saying.
tedchang8592
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yea, and sometimes google jump out and bitch slap you
tedchang8592
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hi danny i got a problem here, is brand domain safe? i mean i just got a domain like "brandnamelaptop.com", if it is not then i will use it for other purpose
elviswong
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What i hate about amazon is that sometimes the links goes 404. If they don't have the product anymore you're fudge ! So all your hard work goes down the toilet and of course, 4% commission which is ridiculous ! With all said, i'm still giving it a shot hehehehehe as it's one of the best online store as we speak.
Sold a $1450 item yesterday for $108 commission plus a bunch of smaller stuff ... but that's why I do this because those are nice.
I know what your saying about items down / terms changed but you know what that's the industry - you gotta roll with the punches a bit.
(like FB banning your pages / youtube removing your videos etc etc)
Good Luck.
I know what your saying about items down / terms changed but you know what that's the industry - you gotta roll with the punches a bit.
(like FB banning your pages / youtube removing your videos etc etc)
Good Luck.
knightofarmor
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So I have found quite a bit of good keywords. But where exactly do I draw the line? How many keywords should I use per site? The more the better?? Or should I just choose 3-5 and really target those?? Thanks again man sorry for all the questions =)
Oh and how important is our domain name relative to our keywords? Should our keywords be in our domain name??
Oh and how important is our domain name relative to our keywords? Should our keywords be in our domain name??
I use EMD
keywords you gotta rank well for 1 main keyword which has to be a buying keyword - you have 24 hours to sell. then move to longtail keywords - if you target 5 competitive terms and don't rank well - you won't get sales for 1 year.
I realize if your new to IM some of this may seem really hard - But I spent 1.5 years doing CPA content locking and learnt alot of things there - then when I started in Amazon I knew it would be work --- lower commissions / need buyers / need better looking sites etc
So if this is the first thing you do in IM - it's probably one of the harder ones to do... it's no get rich quick scheme. You got to try it / tweak it / seo it / drive other traffic if you can and arrive at something that works // then scale.
keywords you gotta rank well for 1 main keyword which has to be a buying keyword - you have 24 hours to sell. then move to longtail keywords - if you target 5 competitive terms and don't rank well - you won't get sales for 1 year.
I realize if your new to IM some of this may seem really hard - But I spent 1.5 years doing CPA content locking and learnt alot of things there - then when I started in Amazon I knew it would be work --- lower commissions / need buyers / need better looking sites etc
So if this is the first thing you do in IM - it's probably one of the harder ones to do... it's no get rich quick scheme. You got to try it / tweak it / seo it / drive other traffic if you can and arrive at something that works // then scale.
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Just to show you not every day is $70 +
yesterday sold 17 things for $35 commissions ... basically alot of small items.
I bought some of BTB LP for a few sites - so not doing anything on my sites myself today.
Hopefully tomorrow the site I have been working on with the BHW members software will be finished and see how it goes - selling wise.
(its beta right now - just testing it for him).
yesterday sold 17 things for $35 commissions ... basically alot of small items.
I bought some of BTB LP for a few sites - so not doing anything on my sites myself today.
Hopefully tomorrow the site I have been working on with the BHW members software will be finished and see how it goes - selling wise.
(its beta right now - just testing it for him).
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