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

[rschmitz]

Tier 1 (10 web 2.0)

None. I do all work 100% manually. I treat my tier 1 web 2.0's like I would treat a hot date. Wine them, dine them, 69 them. These are new blogs, so you treat them like a new girl brother.
1) Custom photoshopped header if the web 2.0 allows it
2) 5-8 pages of content. Can be short 100 word blurbs, pics, infographics, videos, doesn't have to be a 500 word article
3) Seed article. 500-800 words. 3 pictures, 1 video. VERY informative. I teach something and make it interesting
4) I throw in lots of information. Like made up phone #'s, addresses, and such. I make them look lived in. Do this enough times and you can make a web 2.0 in about 15 minutes.
5) Purchase tier 2 links from the blackhatworld marketplace to these.

Tier 2(FCSnetworker)(1000 web 2.0)

1. Treat these like your booty calls/F buddys. I spin an about me, a contact page, and a welcome post.
2. I spin 3-4 blurbs and attach videos/graphics to the blurb. These are on very general topics. All of these are on "Hobbies". You can make a hobby blog for just about anything. Now if I have a tier 1 web 2.0 directly talking about "forex trading secrets", I can write an article about how I do stock broker work as a hobby.
3. Write and spin a 500 word article. This is BY FAR the most boring thing that I have ever done in IM. 3 hours
4. Anchor text to your 10 web 2.0's, 60% generic 40% naked url. Drip them
5. Run GSA anchor campaign to these. Get your own lists
6. You can reuse these blogs again and again linking to your tier 1

If your lazy and don't care about the quality of your web 2.0's, you can outsource these to services in the marketplace. I don't trust others to my tier 1 though. If your not making tons of money, you shouldn't either.

Hi. It can be noob question, but how many articles are you buying when creating web 2.0s? I will need something between 60 and 80 articles - do you think it's good idea to buy 5 or 10 of them and just spin them to 60-80?

 

[megler]

When you brand your domain, let's say you have a vacuum review site and call it VacuumHead or VacuumPro or whatever - the point being the kw and the modifier are all 1 word vs 2 separate words- since it's all 1 word, are you penalized for having vacuum in there? Or is this what Php was talking about with modifiers? (VacuumHead would not assist you in ranking for "vacuum" but would for VacuumHead --if someone actually searched for that term. I'm guessing that in this example, I'd have to add "vacuum" to my overall kw density calculation and make sure I don't go over elsewhere. Yes?

 

[rschmitz]

When you brand your domain, let's say you have a vacuum review site and call it VacuumHead or VacuumPro or whatever - the point being the kw and the modifier are all 1 word vs 2 separate words- since it's all 1 word, are you penalized for having vacuum in there? Or is this what Php was talking about with modifiers? (VacuumHead would not assist you in ranking for "vacuum" but would for VacuumHead --if someone actually searched for that term. I'm guessing that in this example, I'd have to add "vacuum" to my overall kw density calculation and make sure I don't go over elsewhere. Yes?

That is what he was talking about. If I wanted to review vacuum cleaners, the name of my site would be something like "Floor Masters" or something like that. Now you can review carpet cleaners as well, maybe brooms and mops and such

 

[dipy15]

Definitely there is lots to learn on this tread. Subscribed

 

[moonlighsunligh]

This is my SEO strategy: (Relevant blog comments+and high pr manual bookmarks+10 web 2.0) per silo landing page. I'll then throw one or two PBN links in, use pinterest for some social signals, and move on to my next project.

I boomarked my pages to reditt, diggo, delicious and none of pages/user profiles got indexed. Do you to T2 on these bookmarks to get them indexed?

 

[megler]

Thanks, Rschmitz. That's exactly what I thought.

 

[Smeak]

Tier 1 (10 web 2.0)

None. I do all work 100% manually. I treat my tier 1 web 2.0's like I would treat a hot date. Wine them, dine them, 69 them. These are new blogs, so you treat them like a new girl brother.
1) Custom photoshopped header if the web 2.0 allows it
2) 5-8 pages of content. Can be short 100 word blurbs, pics, infographics, videos, doesn't have to be a 500 word article
3) Seed article. 500-800 words. 3 pictures, 1 video. VERY informative. I teach something and make it interesting
4) I throw in lots of information. Like made up phone #'s, addresses, and such. I make them look lived in. Do this enough times and you can make a web 2.0 in about 15 minutes.
5) Purchase tier 2 links from the blackhatworld marketplace to these.

Tier 2(FCSnetworker)(1000 web 2.0)

1. Treat these like your booty calls/F buddys. I spin an about me, a contact page, and a welcome post.
2. I spin 3-4 blurbs and attach videos/graphics to the blurb. These are on very general topics. All of these are on "Hobbies". You can make a hobby blog for just about anything. Now if I have a tier 1 web 2.0 directly talking about "forex trading secrets", I can write an article about how I do stock broker work as a hobby.
3. Write and spin a 500 word article. This is BY FAR the most boring thing that I have ever done in IM. 3 hours
4. Anchor text to your 10 web 2.0's, 60% generic 40% naked url. Drip them
5. Run GSA anchor campaign to these. Get your own lists
6. You can reuse these blogs again and again linking to your tier 1

If your lazy and don't care about the quality of your web 2.0's, you can outsource these to services in the marketplace. I don't trust others to my tier 1 though. If your not making tons of money, you shouldn't either.

Thanks for your answer. One more doubt. When you're building tier 2 links, you're linking to the web 2.0's homepage or seed article?
And does it matter what domain name you choose for web 2.0 blog? I mean - should I use exact keyword in web 2.0 domain name I'm trying to promote, and in another blog with optional keywords?

 

[GhostVision]

rschmitz i'm working now on a site but i need some advice. I have 2 niches and i would like your opinion on what e xample is a better choice.

Example 1

Primary Keyword have 5000 local searches [1site with page authority 1, and rest 30-60, page rank top3 is 5,5,5]

category1 = 1300 local searches [3sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 28-34page authority]
category2 = 1300 local searches [3sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 15-25page authority]
category3 = 1900 local searches [4sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 12-23page authotity]
category4 = 800 local searches [5sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 20-40page authority]

SubArticles - 20-150 local searches [ 4-5 sites with page authority 1]


Example 2

Primary keywords is very hard

category1 = 5900 local searches [3sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 40-50page authority] first position is amazon
7subarticles with 200-700local searches and all have 5+ sites with page authority 1

category2 = 1100 local searches [7sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 15-20page authority]
3subarticles with 30-150local searches and all have 7+ sites with page authority 1

category3 = 4200 local searches [4sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 25-40page authotity]
5subarticles with 100-200local searches and all have 4+ sites with page authority 1


Thanks in advice!

 

[rschmitz]

I boomarked my pages to reditt, diggo, delicious and none of pages/user profiles got indexed. Do you to T2 on these bookmarks to get them indexed?

No. Bookmarks, blog comments, and forum profiles are considered juicer/support links and should not be linked to with other tiered links, as it doesn't look natural. An indexer would work. There are people in the blackhat marketplace that offer manual bookmarks with free indexing at extremely affordable prices.

Thanks for your answer. One more doubt. When you're building tier 2 links, you're linking to the web 2.0's homepage or seed article?
And does it matter what domain name you choose for web 2.0 blog? I mean - should I use exact keyword in web 2.0 domain name I'm trying to promote, and in another blog with optional keywords?

Lets say your keyword is "chef knife reviews". I'd name my web 2.0 "Chefknifehub" or "MrChefKnife"

I point Tier 2 links at the Tier 1 Seed article. I point tier 3 GSA towards every page of my Tier 2 Web 2.0's

rschmitz i'm working now on a site but i need some advice. I have 2 niches and i would like your opinion on what e xample is a better choice.

Example 1

Primary Keyword have 5000 local searches [1site with page authority 1, and rest 30-60, page rank top3 is 5,5,5]

category1 = 1300 local searches [3sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 28-34page authority]
category2 = 1300 local searches [3sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 15-25page authority]
category3 = 1900 local searches [4sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 12-23page authotity]
category4 = 800 local searches [5sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 20-40page authority]

SubArticles - 20-150 local searches [ 4-5 sites with page authority 1]


Example 2

Primary keywords is very hard

category1 = 5900 local searches [3sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 40-50page authority] first position is amazon
7subarticles with 200-700local searches and all have 5+ sites with page authority 1

category2 = 1100 local searches [7sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 15-20page authority]
3subarticles with 30-150local searches and all have 7+ sites with page authority 1

category3 = 4200 local searches [4sites with page authority 1, and the rest have 25-40page authotity]
5subarticles with 100-200local searches and all have 4+ sites with page authority 1


Thanks in advice!

SEO is like bodybuilding. If you've never been to the gym, does it make sense to try and lift the heaviest weight on the rack your first time there? Won't help you at all. Likewise if your Ronnie Coleman(famous bodybuilder), does it make sense to lift a 5 pound dumbbell?

Your going to make money if you get near the top for either of those keywords. Pick the easiest. Good signs that you've picked an easy keyword, is if these appear in the top 10 (yahoo answers, forum posts, niche sites, web 2.0's). Sometimes youtube videos as well can be easy to outrank.

The ONLY niche I stay away from are expensive electronics.

 

[lexis]

good read, thanks.

 

[frankstan]

http://www.heifer.org/ this site is using silo and navigation at the same time

 

[frankstan]

a newbie question about silo, take this site as example http://www.apennyshaved.com/, if I remove sidebar(recent reviews,featured articles) will it become a silo site? the posts can only link to related posts in the samecategory, menu and homepage. I think the only difference is the silo landing page, this is category while OP says a page

I think category is more friendly for users

 

[Nirmal]

Awesome share man. Thanks for so detailed guide. Planning to buy Long Tail pro, happy to join under your link

 

[rschmitz]

Frankstan, I doubt Perrin from niche pursuits wants his site linked to from BHW. Just saying.

There is a little more to a silo than that. There is the URL structure, which needs to have three layers and not just two, and internal linking which can't leak.

 

[rschmitz]

Awesome share man. Thanks for so detailed guide. Planning to buy Long Tail pro, happy to join under your link

Now that I know what KW's to look for, I don't really use LTP much any more. Find a niche in Amazon and build your site around the niche. So for instance, makeup. Now categories/landing pages should be "best ____" or "___ reviews", so like "best mascara". That is actually a bad example because mascara is incredibly difficult to rank for, but hopefully you get my drift.

 

[GhostVision]

so the goal is to rank the category/landing page?

 

[GhostVision]

today i put online my first site for amazon 4 categories and 5 articles for each.

 

[frankstan]

thanks for your reply. on average how many support articles does per silo page have? how many silo page will a site have? Will you write "samsung 2000 reviews" as support article for "camera reviews". at last, can you pm other's sample of silo amazon aff site? I have found some silo sites but most of them are Adsense sites or huge authority site(about.com)

 

[megler]

Frankstan, you may want to check out webdev's post on siloing. It will answer a lot of your questions:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...-wordpress-silo-sites-using-free-plugins.html

You at least want 5 support articles, for your silo to start ranking well. However, if you check OP's original post, he is making a massive landing page (category page) that goes into a lot of detail for that particular keyword and LSI's. Also, he's building his site out into a very large site, not just a small MFA or thin affiliate site.

His support articles will be directly correlated to the category page. So in your example, if the Landing Page is Cameras, then your support pages could be for specific models of cameras and directly correlated LSI keywords for cameras. Though honestly, in that example, I'd make the homepage Cameras then categories for specific types of cameras (digital, slr, old school, etc) THEN make support articles in those silos. (digital canon 5000, Nikon superduper 6000, etc)

While Perrin's site mentioned earlier is not a silo, it does give you a good example of what OP is probably doing with his content in terms of length and support articles. Any of the silos you've found so far will so you how to format the theme (assuming you're using WordPress). Again, a ton of info over on WebDev's post about siloing and formatiing.

 

[Slipstream22]

Thanks for this, great stuff man.