CB Niche Question

[kingsbridge123]

My friend has shown me his Yahoo Answer method and works well for him. Basically i got my lvl 2 Account but on Clickbank ive been looking through all of the products and have been looking at recent questions in yahoo answers and I just cant find any niche that seems like people are interested in. Ive thought about health and diet stuff but am a bit clueless. Any help would be op thanks

 

[mikeisright]

My friend has shown me his Yahoo Answer method and works well for him. Basically i got my lvl 2 Account but on Clickbank ive been looking through all of the products and have been looking at recent questions in yahoo answers and I just cant find any niche that seems like people are interested in. I've thought about health and diet stuff but am a bit clueless. Any help would be op thanks

Clueless in regard to answering questions as an authority on the field?

OR

Are you puzzled on how to technically choose a niche and promote the product through Yahoo Answers?

Please clarify so I could guide you forward,
Mike.

 

[mancar487]

If you are clueless in the health and fitness niche, how about you try a niche you are knowledgeable about? I can assure you that there are people interested in every niche out there, and likely a CB product to match.

 

[mikeisright]

I just cant find any niche that seems like people are interested in.

Finding a niche that people are into shouldn't be challenging at all and this is not where the real work is.

Simply browse the CB marketplace and follow the 5-10 top products in any dynamic and popular category and you'll find many sub-niches and general niches that are evergreen.

Examples would be: weight loss, hair care, skin care, cellulite, muscle building, green energy, infertility and many more are all eternally sought for universally.

The real challenge lies in regard to Yahoo Answers is how to establish yourself an an authority by providing meaningful, interesting and relevant answers to questions in the niche you chose to promote.

Mike.

 

[kingsbridge123]

Finding a niche that people are into shouldn't be challenging at all and this is not where the real work is.

Simply browse the CB marketplace and follow the 5-10 top products in any dynamic and popular category and you'll find many sub-niches and general niches that are evergreen.

Examples would be: weight loss, hair care, skin care, cellulite, muscle building, green energy, infertility and many more are all eternally sought for universally.

The real challenge lies in regard to Yahoo Answers is how to establish yourself an an authority by providing meaningful, interesting and relevant answers to questions in the niche you chose to promote.

Mike.

Sorry for the confusion. I've realized that finding a niche isn't essentially the real hard part as im pretty certain on what niche i will follow through on. However I have no idea how I should answer questions as I dont want to come off as a fake scammer or cheesy like in that respect. And im also wondering should i answer questions about the topic in general or for the product specifically.

 

[mancar487]

^^^ Have a look at some top answers in your niche. You will find that they tend to be factual, contain information directly relevant to the question, and concise. When dropping links (as you'll be doing if you are using Q&As for affiliate marketing), you'll have to be very discreet about it. This is how it should be done with any kind of preselling anyway - you never want it to look like an advertisement. If it is easier for you, first simply answer the question (forget about the product). Then, before posting it, see how you can squeeze in a mention (+link).

 

[SocialMediaManager]

Find others answers relevant to yours and post yours in that category too

 

[mikeisright]

Sorry for the confusion. I've realized that finding a niche isn't essentially the real hard part as im pretty certain on what niche i will follow through on. However I have no idea how I should answer questions as I dont want to come off as a fake scammer or cheesy like in that respect. And im also wondering should i answer questions about the topic in general or for the product specifically.

I see your point, kingsbridge.

Basically, in order to make this work in Yahoo Answers, you have to:

1) Provide relevant and highly informative replies specific to the question asked
and NOT in regard to the product you're promoting

2) Recommend a product as naturally as possible (creativity is crucial here).

Mike.

 

[kingsbridge123]

I see your point, kingsbridge.

Basically, in order to make this work in Yahoo Answers, you have to:

1) Provide relevant and highly informative replies specific to the question asked
and NOT in regard to the product you're promoting

2) Recommend a product as naturally as possible (creativity is crucial here).

Mike.

Thanks man im going to try it out now and hopefully get my first conversion soon for CB

 

[mikeisright]

Good. Keep us updated on your progress.

Mike.

 

[mancar487]

Good luck kingsbridge!

If you feel in need of some extra inspiration, you could check out the journey threads of others who have used this method. You may also consider starting a journey thread yourself to stay motivated.

 

[flipzseo]

I see your point, kingsbridge.

Basically, in order to make this work in Yahoo Answers, you have to:

1) Provide relevant and highly informative replies specific to the question asked
and NOT in regard to the product you're promoting

2) Recommend a product as naturally as possible (creativity is crucial here).

Mike.

How often would you leave a link to your site in responses? I've made highly informative and relevant responses when answering a bunch of questions on a niche, but my answers have been reported before. I did leave a link to my site (which has a bunch more information as well as where I promote the product) in each of the responses (in the sources) section so I know to tone it down with that, but any rule of thumb here?

 

[mancar487]

How often would you leave a link to your site in responses? I've made highly informative and relevant responses when answering a bunch of questions on a niche, but my answers have been reported before. I did leave a link to my site (which has a bunch more information as well as where I promote the product) in each of the responses (in the sources) section so I know to tone it down with that, but any rule of thumb here?

Why would you leave more than one link? Promotion should be as discreet as possible. Moreover, in a Q&A the answer should be fairly concise anyway. One link is more than enough.

 

[flipzseo]

Why would you leave more than one link? Promotion should be as discreet as possible. Moreover, in a Q&A the answer should be fairly concise anyway. One link is more than enough.

Apologies, I worded that a bit confusing. I was wondering how often to leave a link as in if I answer 10 questions, should I just put my link as a source in say 5 of them?

 

[kingsbridge123]

If anyone is still here, I started and have gotten like 20 hops within an hour but here's my problem, I keep getting reported and losing points and keep dropping to lvl 1 and having to answer like 20 to raise it back up. Im wondering if there's any way not to get reported and i do mix it up with legit answers every other.