Was beginning to think I imagined seeing this thread before :S
I'm looking for a bit of clarification on a few things and would appreciate any help.
1. When you buy and aged domain off someone, for say $50, what happens after that, re: yearly fees, and who are they paid to?
2. With article writers, is it standard practice that you supply them with the targeted keyword and they write the article with it included at the recommended 2%-3% for each article?
3. After setting up blogger, wordpress etc 2.0 accounts with a private proxy, what is good practice for editing them down the line, use the same amount of private proxies structure again, or is it ok to edit them through my VPN? Is the importance of using private proxies only in the registration period?
4. Luckily I have two laptops at my disposal. They are both using the same internet connection. On my 'clean' laptop I have photoshop and other editing stuff. It is a direct internet connection and I only log into Paypal and my main email accounts on this. On my 'dirty' laptop I have HMA VPN and have been using it for all my research this far. Any recommendations on optimizing the use of two laptops and any do's or don't do's with each one? For instance I am about to register with 3 different hosting companies, I'm thinking to do this from my 'clean' laptop...
Would appreciate any help on the above points and will try not to over use this thread

Tom
Hey,
1. If its a legitimate deal the domain usually gets transfered over to your name. You'd have to pay upcoming fees.
2. Depends. You usually supply the exact topic. If you want your keywords to be placed you'd want to mention that. (btw, I find 2-3% to be too high). Also Topic != Targeted Keywords
3. I usually never edit my 2.0's again. But if I had to I'd try to access them through the same proxies. The 2.0's are usually your first tier and thus only slightly less than important than your money site.
4. Not sure what you mean by 'dirt' and 'clean'. No one is able to judge your laptop just because you accessed their website. About the recommendations: I have my working PC, which I used for just about anything. Then I got my VPS and 2 old local PC's which I use almost 24/7 for automated tasks. If you do not have anything to automate I wouldn't waste my time on another machine to be honest. But thats completely up to you!
I don't even know where to start with questions
My biggest concern at the moment is Amazon and its affiliate program.
I have no clue about SEO(except a bit about onpage SEO, which is not so effective) so I was thinking of selling Amazon products through PPC systems, like FB ads, Bing ads and so on.
But I don't know if Amazon prohibits it? :/
Also, about SEO: is there a comprehensive guide that explains how to set up a SEO campaign?
Also, is there any other site like Amazon that offers affiliate program? Something with less competition.
Again, please excuse my ignorance, but I'd really like to learn about all of this.
Hey,
That is fine. I never had problems with that at least. Amazon is PPS, not PPL. So as long as your traffic is quality they shouldn't care about the source. Now, they might be pissed though if you are spamming social media sites. And that is because the users might complain.
SEO Guide:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...e-optimization-tips-tricks-insights-kimi.html
Clickbank,eBay(don't...),Comission junction
Hi,
My ideas so far (VERY rough draft)
- Wordpress BST blog to sell affiliate products - main Con : I can have sth up and running in an hour, but I suck at writing posts
- Scrape an already existing website in the same niche, 0% original content, and monetize it out of google (a couple of fake FB accts maybe?)
- Fully automate a WP blog using this website tutorials (I like this idea the most)
But, how do you suggest I monetize? Again, I'm very good at everything technical, but far from being a salesman... Ideally, I would like around 20$/day minimum passive income, so I can use the cash for my other projects (finance-related, a looot of money coming soon, i'll defo post on that in a couple of months)
Thanks for reading!
Hi,
The first option is the best in my opinion. As for the posts, just hire a writer, easy as that.
Pros: you have good geniune content, and can drive traffic through all different kind of ways.
Option 2 & 3 both disqualify you from Google, as you already know.
yes i have a question whats clickbank? and some of the common ways people make money here online?
Clickbank is a platform where people can publish their digital products. Most of the times that would be e-Books. People can register and either publish a product or become an advertiser. The Advertiser drives traffic and generates the sales, for which he will be getting a comission. You can choose the product you want to promote on your own.
Other common ways to make money online are: adsense, amazon, ebay, site flipping, domain parking, cpa, youtube partnership and so on
what would you do with 1-2k proxies and some captcha credits at decaptcher ?
As a newbie? Probably account creation and selling.
1.) I read somewhere that you need an old YT account because with a new acc YT will check your videos manually and not monitize the ones, where they think that the video is not yours. So do you know where I can buy old YT accounts? I used the search function but found only a few people with negative rep.
2.) Is it possible to boost your rankings with fake views and likes and not to get banned longterm? If yes, how? I read so far, that you should turn monitization of during boosting and not boost too early after creating a channel.
Thank you for making this thread! Here are tons of of valuable information, especially for a newbie like me!
How many accounts do you need? I'll pass you some aged PVA for free later, if they still work.