Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs
- Thread starter meathead1234
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It's funny how I feel a bit of social pressure and awkwardness about posting on anonymous internet forums considering that I'm relatively comfortable nailing street signs to telephone polls in broad daylight with people staring at me from their cars and even occasionally telling me that I'm breaking the law and/or violating city ordinances.
Tips for getting past the X posts needed to post links:
1. Sell imaginary items if there's a classified section
2. If there's a word games / banal banter / jokes section, participate
3. reply "Nice!" or similar to other people's pictures.
No idea if the forum admins will see right through this and ban my account as I'm just starting out.
1. Sell imaginary items if there's a classified section
2. If there's a word games / banal banter / jokes section, participate
3. reply "Nice!" or similar to other people's pictures.
No idea if the forum admins will see right through this and ban my account as I'm just starting out.
SwiffJustus
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Good post OP.... Yeah Google alerts is a nice little treasure that more folks should explore.
tony20
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Great method meathead
Quick question, Is this type of traffic adsense safe??
I mean obviously it is BUT if you get ALOT (majority) of your traffic directly from forums, can they ban your account?
I know the original concept is to sell to people but I have a good twist and it involves sending people to an high ctr adsense page.
Quick question, Is this type of traffic adsense safe??
I mean obviously it is BUT if you get ALOT (majority) of your traffic directly from forums, can they ban your account?
I know the original concept is to sell to people but I have a good twist and it involves sending people to an high ctr adsense page.
meathead1234
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I don't really use Adsense much but I don't see any reason why they would have a problem with this type of traffic as it's extremely targeted.
suresh2468
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hi
pls give full details about it
pls give full details about it
alaltaierii
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Did you read the first post ?
meathead1234
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There are 42 pages giving "details".
Meathead, guys,
First - want to thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us. Got my main online asset killed by that zoo updates, so was looking for something safe from upcoming animals. Looks like I found where to re-start
So..
I've read all the pages in this thread, my site is up & ready to be promoted (I set up a review site for some physical product group), but I still have serious probs with my Google Alert configuration. Let us imagine I've set up a site with reviews for lawn mowers as an example.
I also assume that I should get traffic from forum threads where topic starter requested some info on:
1) lawn mower reviews exactly (i.e.: "Please advise some good mower review sites")
2) lawn mower choice-related question (i.e.: "Which lawn mower is better - gas or electric?")
3) exact model/brand - related question (i.e.: "Any experience with HUSQVARNA RZ3016 mower?")
I personally think that people from "unaware" buying stage would be useless for such a method.
Like, if I'd post a link into a thread similar to "How do I mow my lawn". Seems that that person is not going to buy anything yet.
First, he'll have to find out that he needs a mower. Then he'll research mowers' types and think that he wants a gas mower.
That is where I should steal him from forums. Right? If not, please correct me (with some explanatory comment, if possible).
So with alerts I'd set this keyword list:
- lawn mower reviews
- gas lawn mowers
- electric lawn mowers
- HUSQVARNA RZ3016
In fact, I did so. And get zero results in my inbox for over 300 alerts.
(well, actualy I get a couple each day or 2, but that's enough only to confirm that Alerts service is still alive, not for marketing)
All alerts are set as per your advice: all results, discussions, send immideatelly.
But my box is empty. What do I do wrong? Please help
Meathead, wouldn't it be too impertinently to ask you to post an example of keywords you would use for Alerts in some example niche?
Prefferably, something from physical goods area
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PS: I'm not a native English-speaker, please forgive my possible errors.
First - want to thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us. Got my main online asset killed by that zoo updates, so was looking for something safe from upcoming animals. Looks like I found where to re-start
So..I've read all the pages in this thread, my site is up & ready to be promoted (I set up a review site for some physical product group), but I still have serious probs with my Google Alert configuration. Let us imagine I've set up a site with reviews for lawn mowers as an example.
I also assume that I should get traffic from forum threads where topic starter requested some info on:
1) lawn mower reviews exactly (i.e.: "Please advise some good mower review sites")
2) lawn mower choice-related question (i.e.: "Which lawn mower is better - gas or electric?")
3) exact model/brand - related question (i.e.: "Any experience with HUSQVARNA RZ3016 mower?")
I personally think that people from "unaware" buying stage would be useless for such a method.
Like, if I'd post a link into a thread similar to "How do I mow my lawn". Seems that that person is not going to buy anything yet.
First, he'll have to find out that he needs a mower. Then he'll research mowers' types and think that he wants a gas mower.
That is where I should steal him from forums. Right?
If not, please correct me (with some explanatory comment, if possible).So with alerts I'd set this keyword list:
- lawn mower reviews
- gas lawn mowers
- electric lawn mowers
- HUSQVARNA RZ3016
In fact, I did so. And get zero results in my inbox for over 300 alerts.
(well, actualy I get a couple each day or 2, but that's enough only to confirm that Alerts service is still alive, not for marketing)
All alerts are set as per your advice: all results, discussions, send immideatelly.
But my box is empty. What do I do wrong? Please help
Meathead, wouldn't it be too impertinently to ask you to post an example of keywords you would use for Alerts in some example niche?
Prefferably, something from physical goods area
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PS: I'm not a native English-speaker, please forgive my possible errors.
In fact, I did so. And get zero results in my inbox for over 300 alerts.
(well, actualy I get a couple each day or 2, but that's enough only to confirm that Alerts service is still alive, not for marketing)
All alerts are set as per your advice: all results, discussions, send immideatelly.
But my box is empty. What do I do wrong? Please help
I'm 2 days into this (so take this with a grain of salt) and am also having trouble finding good keywords.
You might give the google keyword tool a shot.
You might look for common phrases/keywords in the forum posts that you've already replied to.
You might dig through the marketing materials for your product looking for good keywords.
Right now my bottleneck is finding posts to reply to quickly. For some keywords I can find and reply to a post every 5 minutes. But then I run out of those posts in 30 minutes or so.. For crappier keywords I have to dig through bunches irrelevent forum posts and only post every 20 minutes.
I suspect that once I find some really good keywords (large volume & reasonably related), I'll get things cranking?
ezine.writer
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You just made my day .
I was just going to start when i saw this .
Great idea and share, love it
Cheers!
I was just going to start when i saw this .
Great idea and share, love it
Cheers!
Hi Meathead,
Thanks for sharing with us.
I'm having trouble getting enough google alerts. I get perhaps 10 actionable alerts per day. Is this something that I need to experiment with and plow through until I get more actionable alerts? (I've only been posting for 3 days - I've made 32 posts)
I could use a web site like boardreader to find gobs of (older) actionable forum posts from the last 3 months. Should I? I could make a lot of posts in a short period of time this way instead of picking through unrelated google alerts to find a new post that's actionable.
Or should I do better research and pick a new niche that already has gobs of google alerts?
Also, is there a rough ratio of forum posts to clickbank hops / sales that I should expect? Basically, what I mean is, how many forum posts should I make without a sale and how much time should pass without a sale before it's obvious that I'm doing something wrong and need to reevaluate?
my review page is diyenergyreview with a d0tc0m at the end.
Thanks for sharing with us.
I'm having trouble getting enough google alerts. I get perhaps 10 actionable alerts per day. Is this something that I need to experiment with and plow through until I get more actionable alerts? (I've only been posting for 3 days - I've made 32 posts)
I could use a web site like boardreader to find gobs of (older) actionable forum posts from the last 3 months. Should I? I could make a lot of posts in a short period of time this way instead of picking through unrelated google alerts to find a new post that's actionable.
Or should I do better research and pick a new niche that already has gobs of google alerts?
Also, is there a rough ratio of forum posts to clickbank hops / sales that I should expect? Basically, what I mean is, how many forum posts should I make without a sale and how much time should pass without a sale before it's obvious that I'm doing something wrong and need to reevaluate?
my review page is diyenergyreview with a d0tc0m at the end.
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aartisarkar
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- Jun 22, 2012
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i read this post today and it seems it would be of great help in earning few $$ a day. can anyone recommend any CPA network i can join in? would be of great help