My Exact Method to Making $500 a day through Amazon (as a newbie)

Op tell me if this diagram I made is correct.

It would allow for categories so users can click for blog feed. Aka for their viewing pleasure.

The categories would be no indexed though as thats common seo knowledge.

Whichever post is most broad is assigned top silo, then each post contextually links to each descending post, until the last post in silo connects to homepage.

Juice is only sent to homepage and top posts. This way you can have a header menu/nav bar and still silo.

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Where would you put the link from homepage to top post? Make it invisible or something as it would get quite confusing for the visitor no when there are multiple ways to navigate. Or would you put it somewhere in a sidebar.

How about sidebar anyway, would you use dynamic sidebars once people end up on the top post, or wouldn't you use a sidebar at all? And only have the category (noindexed) navigation?

Wouldn't it be wiser to replace the category with a page, but still accessible as being a category (by cloning the category page in FTP and naming it same as the category name like category-survivalknife.php, creating a page named survivalknife.php which then replaces the category, that way you don't have to mess with double navigations.
 
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Well said, OP! Almost all the basic things you have covered here, thanks for sharing useful info here.
 
Thanks for the detailed breakdown! Will be jumping on the FCSnetwork this week!
 
Thanks rschmitz, this thread may have helped me with my first Amazon site. I have a broad niche and different pages could help me narrow it down, and put my products/reviews on those pages. I'm going to check out the siloing thread now. As for content, I'm unsure exactly what constitutes a "web 2.0" page. I get that you have the main home page ---> category ---> reviews and products, but what is it exactly that makes that category page web 2.0? I'm new to this, obviously. I want to make sure I understand so this is worth my time. Thanks for the thread.
 
This is by far one of the best threads I've read. I wanted to ask you, with your blog comments do you insert the url into the comment, or are you just leaving the link as your name in the comment?

Thanks!
 
Awesome thread.. Whenever I read about these sorts of successes, the fundamentals are always the same for these types of sites... 3-4 months of hard work with 100+ pages of good content based on solid keyword research and planning ahead of time. Good job OP.
 
Great stuff. Thanks for posting taking time to share for us. It's particular help for newbie..
 
Any suggestion who I can hire to help me build a site like this and what about coaching and assistance?

i will pay well

thanks
Matt
 
Do you mind elaborating on this part? "Keep in mind to multiply length of word by its density. So if your keyphrase is "Best Blue Chairs", that would be 3% keyword density in a 100 word article."

So pretend my key word phrase is "the white red chicken crossed a big long rocky road" (a 10 word KW phrase for hypothetical purposes).

In a 100 word article, i used that KW phrase exactly once.

So would my KW density be 1% or 10%?
 
I could be wrong, but I would say that's 10%. Multiply the length (10) by the density (1) = 10. Therefore, you're taking up 1 tenth of the article with your keyword. :-)

Thanks OP, this is a fantastic guide :-)
 
Thanks rschmitz, this thread may have helped me with my first Amazon site. I have a broad niche and different pages could help me narrow it down, and put my products/reviews on those pages. I'm going to check out the siloing thread now. As for content, I'm unsure exactly what constitutes a "web 2.0" page. I get that you have the main home page ---> category ---> reviews and products, but what is it exactly that makes that category page web 2.0? I'm new to this, obviously. I want to make sure I understand so this is worth my time. Thanks for the thread.

You'll have to do the legwork and look up what a web 2.0 is. Its a minisite which you can register for free and use as tier 1 backlinks, like wordpress, blogger, and tumblr.
 
Do you mind elaborating on this part? "Keep in mind to multiply length of word by its density. So if your keyphrase is "Best Blue Chairs", that would be 3% keyword density in a 100 word article."

So pretend my key word phrase is "the white red chicken crossed a big long rocky road" (a 10 word KW phrase for hypothetical purposes).

In a 100 word article, i used that KW phrase exactly once.

So would my KW density be 1% or 10%?

Bigstar is right, that is 10%
 
BTW, my method has evolved a little bit. All of my tier 1 links are now completely manual, with FCS pointed at them instead of my money site. I also use pinterest+adsense to help diversify my revenue. I'm going to stress that when working with authority sites, having all of your eggs in one basket is a nice way to consolidate your effort, but a single slap can have a drastic influence on your income. My first site seen a sharp rankings drop and although I've since fixed it for the most part, it hurt. I now have a bunch more sites and other income streams, its much easier to scale and outsource when you have a method in place.
 
Glad to see the thread is still going.

My expertise is in the same type of your website and I believe you don't need all the hassle of Web2,0, Blog comments ...etc. Actually, although you haven't mentioned this, but I think you took a hit because the type of backlinks you sent to your website. YOU HAVE WONDEFUL WEBSITE, DON'T GO FOR IT WITH CHEAP LINKS. It's like buying a BMW and then buying a 50$ stereo for it :( Who does that ? :@

All you need is FEW POWERFUL PBN to your homepage and parent pages to shoot your website to the roof. Just look in the Market for trusted members who offer PRIVATE monthly subscription backlinks.


BTW, do you care about social media ? building social pages and getting likes and all that stuff ?
 
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Glad to see the thread is still going.

My expertise is in the same type of your website and I believe you don't need all the hassle of Web2,0, Blog comments ...etc. Actually, although you haven't mentioned this, but I think you took a hit because the type of backlinks you sent to your website. YOU HAVE WONDEFUL WEBSITE, DON'T GO FOR IT WITH CHEAP LINKS. It's like buying a BMW and then buying a 50$ stereo for it :( Who does that ? :@

All you need is FEW POWERFUL PBN to your homepage and parent pages to shoot your website to the roof. Just look in the Market for trusted members who offer PRIVATE monthly subscription backlinks.


BTW, do you care about social media ? building social pages and getting likes and all that stuff ?

I do lots of twitter comments and pins, haven't done facebook likes or google+
 
internet marketing in not an easy task.. in the beginning, it is very hard to settle but once you have got experience its easy money..!!
 

Off Page SEO


I'm going to break this up into two sections. First the cheap, starter way of doing off page SEO. Then the advanced, expensive method.

Starter Method: This is my very simple approach to ranking low to mid competition keywords. 1 month of blog commenting on high PR relevant blogs, and forum posting, with just the URL and generic links, about 5 links a day. After week 1, I point web 2.0 links to each landing page. In each web 2.0, I link once to my homepage with the URL ~40% of the time, and a deviation of the brand name the rest of the time. I also link once to an inner page with the URL, or an LSI keyword, and never use the main keyword more than any of the LSI keywords on purpose.

A word on LSI keyword linking which I don't often see discussed. Having to use them isn't a bad thing! If your page is on "chairs" and gets 1,000 searches a month, you can more easily rank for "blue chairs" which gets 400 searches a month, by pointing those LSI links at the page. In other words, pointing LSI keywords at your pages isn't just important if you want to hide from google, but it can majorly increase traffic as well!

For more information on manually building a web 2.0's, check out Scritty's method http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...web2-0-structures-yourself-simple-method.html This has worked for me. You'll need to create more web 2.0's for the harder pages though, yet I'd start off with one web 2.0 per category page. BTW, its easy for me to make banners. Creating a custom banner for your web 2.0 is a bulletproof way to avoid deletion from my experience as long as you warm up the site properly.

After building out the web 2.0's, start building links with GSA SER. IMO, you have to have GSA if you want to make it in SEO, its really the only way to automate the link juice necessary without guest posting or buying links. I'm not going to go into details as to how to use GSA, but I'd definitely diversify links headed to your web 2.0's, drip feed them, and cap them at about 500 total over the span of a month. Tier these out, and then social bookmark the pages. That is my preferred method, although some people I'm sure have gotten away with a spammier link profile.

Advanced/Expensive Method: This is my personal strategy, and I'm going to be introducing two heavy hitters. FCSNetworker, and PBN's

FCSNetworker: This is similar to Rankwyz, and helps automate the creation of the high quality web 2.0's
PBN's: Private Blog Networks, you can choose to purchase these links, or create your own. If you would like to create your own, go to expireddomains.net or purchase them on godaddy. I'm not going to go into the proper way to set these up, do a quick search here on the forum, its not too difficult.

What I do here, is use FCSnetworker to create 10 web 2.0's per each landing page(or more) on the site. This is a rough estimate. So if I have 10 landing pages, I'll build 100 web 2.0's, along with high PR doc sharing accounts and social accounts. I'll then manually spin(with TBS) an About Me page, and then one or two other pages with no links in order to warm the sites up. Dan the owner of FCSnetworker has other strategies that don't require spinning, but I'll leave that to you to read about if you decide to purchase the software. The final page I include a link to an authority site, a link to my homepage(70% brand, 30% URL), and a link to a random inner page(70% generic visit here, check out, etc. , 30% URL). Pages that I'd like to rank higher, I include more on those web 2.0's

Next, I have a second tier of about 1,500 web 2.0's that I've built up(automated with FCSnetworker), and I randomly point two links from each of these sites, to the tier 1 sites. Now each of the tier 1 links should have 30 links from high quality web 2.0's pointed at it, if everything goes perfectly(never the case). This does two things. First, it greatly strengthens your tier 1 links. Second, it makes the tier 1 links a heck of a lot more resilient to GSA spam, which we are going to take full advantage of.

Now, blast all of these links for 30 days with GSA, no cap, but still adhereing to GSA best practices(no porn links, etc.), and use FCSnetworker's social projects to hit both your money site and these tier 1 links with relevant links as well(once you warm up those sites with non-linked fluff). EVERYTHING FCSnetworker related should be dripped out over 40 days.

Finally, its time to bring out the very best links, your PBN links. My ratio is, no PBN links first week, one second week, and go up by increments of one for every week afterwards. For these links, I use LSI, exact match, and partial match anchors, and only two or three links per site.

That's it! Like I said, most of this isn't new, I never "discovered this", but this is how I've been able to make $500 a day from a site I built in December, and I'm applying it to my other niche sites. Because of the silo structuring, for that particular site, I'm ranking in the top 5 for five different keywords that get over 30k searches a month, the front page for over ten 10k searches, and scores of other traffic, and I've sold everything from $3, to $2,000. Good Luck :)



What kind of content d you use for your T1? Spun?

So you do not use main anchor text at all? Just url and domain name?

What kind of anchors do you use for blog comments and how do you know that the pages you comented on after a while won't get filled with payday loans spam and ruin your site.
 
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