Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

[Teeheeindeed]

The thank you section. It's so....so GIGANTIC!

 

[elbigotontito]

thank man for sharing, trying to find the best one to start out!

 

[lubie]

thanks for sharing

 

[meathead1234]

3 questions:

1. Do you think it'd be a good idea to do this in english, even if it's not your first language, or would you recommend to stick to your home countries language? Just wondering, because if I have to write a review about something, I gues it would have to be well written, otherwise it would definitely come off as spam, scam, etc.

2. If the answer to 1. was 'yes, stick to english', then how good is this method if you're ripping off reviews from well-known review sites and maybe add/delete a few words?

3. This question is just to confirm that I understood everything correctly - 95% of the traffic we get comes from links that we have posted ourselves, in forums, blogs, etc, using Google Alert, right? Meaning if we don't actively post links every day, our traffic is most likely going to die, sooner, or later, right?

Sorry for delayed reply, keep losing track of subscribed threads.

1) I can't comment for other languages, but I would stick to English.

2) That will work, just don't expect to pick up much traction organically - you'll be relying on referral traffic instead.

3) Yes, you're right. Although, it won't completely die, you might get residual traffic for years from some posts. Some of my most effective links were posted years ago and still bring in traffic.

Ok, here's a fresh batch of questions:

• ​Would it be good, to create one domain and host several review blogs on subdomains? E.g. 'supercoolebookreviewsDOTcom' and your first blog is about health, so it'd be hosted on 'healthDOTsupercoolebookreviewsDOTcom' your 2nd blog about cars would be under 'carsDOTsupercoolebookreviewsDOTcom', etc. Or would you highly recommend to create a new domain for each new blog?

• Again about the traffic, 95% of the traffic coming in is created by ourselves, right? From forum posts, etc. So if we don't keep posting those links our traffic will die down, sooner or later, is that correct?

1) I would stick to one site per "niche".

2) See my answer to the previous questions.

 

[termi]

I try this method from two weeks and it look nice problem is I'm to lazy to do that every day and English is my second so it is a little harder to write answers (more time consuming). I get my own twist. I do that this way I search for nice niche on Amazon whew big commissions then I search for similar products on click bank and i set up review site and when I post on forums I do something like that. Let say some one ask what desk cheer I shut buy. I answer that I searched for them to and I like this two and can chose and I give two links one to product from click bank and one from Amazon and I ad link for my site whew review of amazons product and write hire I find nice review of this product. This way it don't look like you are selling anything because you give multiple urls from different websites and booty of that is that no matter which one they click it is still affiliate link

 

[Wildchild00]

Nice idea through

 

[Serjaydee]

Hi meahead,

I did this method of yours before but didn't have any luck. And since I had another project that was still earning I decided to suspend this one. Now, I'm about to start with this method from scratch with a few twist I got from other projects.
I hope you can still help me with this noob questions since I'm not really that experienced in CPA like this yet.

When putting your CPA affiliate links in your review blog, are they in anchor text? Do you still use a link shortener to cloak your affiliate links? How many anchor texts of your aff link do you put per review? I've read up to page 20 so far and have skimmed the thread and searched for keywords regarding this but didn't find any so I assumed this hasn't been asked yet.

Congrats on your 3000[SUP]th[/SUP] by the way post. Very inspirational.

 

[punkrock159]

People still go back to this thread? Come on guys! This doesn't work at all! I swear I am not making money using this method. :beach2(2)

meathead1234,

I owe you a lot man! This got me started and gave me money to get into more of this. Hahaha.

 

[MrToken]

Hi! I?m relatively new, I used to lurk this site a lot like 3 years ago, but never really got to do anything, but now I think I?m confident enough to start. In any case, I generally don?t like to promote stuff I don?t use or don?t believe in, so I was thinking maybe I could put to use some of my wasted time with video games and begin with a review site for games I've played.

However, I need to know if this is a good niche, I?m convinced the Amazon aff would go nicely with it, but I?m worried if I could actually make a decent income. Also, would you recommend me to target really popular games? I feel it might be a bit competitive which would eventually give me trouble to SEO.

I?m sorry if this questions are too noobish or have already been addressed, I went through some of the thread, but 49 pages is a bit long.

 

[bruce.tison]

Yes, This method doesn't work now! I am not making money using this method

 

[meathead1234]

Hi meahead,

I did this method of yours before but didn't have any luck. And since I had another project that was still earning I decided to suspend this one. Now, I'm about to start with this method from scratch with a few twist I got from other projects.
I hope you can still help me with this noob questions since I'm not really that experienced in CPA like this yet.

When putting your CPA affiliate links in your review blog, are they in anchor text? Do you still use a link shortener to cloak your affiliate links? How many anchor texts of your aff link do you put per review? I've read up to page 20 so far and have skimmed the thread and searched for keywords regarding this but didn't find any so I assumed this hasn't been asked yet.

Congrats on your 3000[SUP]th[/SUP] by the way post. Very inspirational.

I don't think too much about anchor text. If you're using Wordpress, use a plugin like Pretty Links (I think that's what it's called) for your affiliate links. Don't over complicate it - it needs to look as natural as possible.

People still go back to this thread? Come on guys! This doesn't work at all! I swear I am not making money using this method. :beach2(2)

meathead1234,

I owe you a lot man! This got me started and gave me money to get into more of this. Hahaha.

Hi! I'm relatively new, I used to lurk this site a lot like 3 years ago, but never really got to do anything, but now I think I'm confident enough to start. In any case, I generally don't like to promote stuff I don't use or don't believe in, so I was thinking maybe I could put to use some of my wasted time with video games and begin with a review site for games I've played.

However, I need to know if this is a good niche, I'm convinced the Amazon aff would go nicely with it, but I'm worried if I could actually make a decent income. Also, would you recommend me to target really popular games? I feel it might be a bit competitive which would eventually give me trouble to SEO.

I'm sorry if this questions are too noobish or have already been addressed, I went through some of the thread, but 49 pages is a bit long.

Firstly, read the whole thread. I wouldn't bother with games. You want to target niches where you can make a decent amount per sale (say, at least $10) as it's quite manual to get started. Reviewing games is only going to make you a bucks at best, per sale, so not worth it. The other problem with games is they are relevant for a while and then die down completely. The best thing about this method is it is long term - I have sites from years ago that still bring in sales, and that wouldn't be the case if I had picked a niche(s) where products go out of fashion easily.

Yes, This method doesn't work now! I am not making money using this method

Are you being sarcastic? Someone messaged me the other day who is doing $20k a month from this method now, so it definitely still works if you keep at it.

 

[rossonomous]

This is something that I am starting.

My biggest issue is that I don't have a clue how to edit the WP theme I have installed.

 

[MrToken]

Firstly, read the whole thread.

I will, should have done it before posting. Sorry

I wouldn't bother with games. You want to target niches where you can make a decent amount per sale (say, at least $10) as it's quite manual to get started. Reviewing games is only going to make you a bucks at best, per sale, so not worth it. The other problem with games is they are relevant for a while and then die down completely. The best thing about this method is it is long term - I have sites from years ago that still bring in sales, and that wouldn't be the case if I had picked a niche(s) where products go out of fashion easily.

I see. I think I'll probably stick to electronics then. I might later on do a gaming site anyway just as a personal thing since I got all hyped about it. Thanks for all the help meathead! I look forward to post again when I get everything up and running.

 

[meathead1234]

This is something that I am starting.

My biggest issue is that I don't have a clue how to edit the WP theme I have installed.

If your biggest issue is not being able to edit a WP theme, then you clearly haven't tried very hard!

I will, should have done it before posting. Sorry

I see. I think I'll probably stick to electronics then. I might later on do a gaming site anyway just as a personal thing since I got all hyped about it. Thanks for all the help meathead! I look forward to post again when I get everything up and running.

Electronics is super competitive but as long as you choose high ticket items I'm sure it would still work.

 

[c0rei7]

Will try this! Thanks

 

[jayrat14]

just a question for the SEO experts of the forum, do you think that my site would have a big penality for doing that?​

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[LotusDope]

Total Noob here... would it make sense if I reviewed multiple products on my page?

 

[LotusDope]

This is going to sound really stupid... I understand the entire concept of this and how to make this work.. But I dont understand how suddenly I make money from site hits...

 

[tomigastron]

will try this one
thanks

 

[canoe]

thanks, will try this out along with another method i'm trying