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

[rschmitz]

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

yep, goal is to rank the category/landing page. Good Luck!

 

[rschmitz]

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.

Sounds like you have a firm grasp on this. GJ!

 

[Jouster]

nice work rschmitz, enjoyed reading your op, stuff like this makes me keep coming back to BHW

 

[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

Thanks again. I'm starting to understand the whole proccess better and better Spent 4 hours manually spinning 500 word article yesterday. Tragedy. Especially when English isn't your first language.
But there's one information I can't find anywhere (probably because it's pretty obvious..). How do you shedule posting content in your tier 1 web 2.0s? I mean - can I create "about me" page, few 100-200 words posts throughout few days, post main seed article and then post rest of "filler" content from time to time?

 

[shanker20]

i can trust regarding the work but earning $500 a day its not trust-able

 

[frankstan]

Thanks again for the great share, i have a little confused after reading the thread about on page SEO,(URL is given by you) silo is good for google to find the relevance, will it be over optimized? e.g the landing page is "best blue chair" the URL is chair/best-blue-chair, there are five level 3 articles like "best blue chair for kids", "best blue chair under 100" in sidebar, so there are 7 or 8 "blue chair" in this page before you writing the first word, will it lead to over optimizing?

 

[megler]

I'm really glad you asked that, Frankstan. I'm curious about that too.

 

[legacy]

great post with insightful information.

 

[rschmitz]

Thanks again for the great share, i have a little confused after reading the thread about on page SEO,(URL is given by you) silo is good for google to find the relevance, will it be over optimized? e.g the landing page is "best blue chair" the URL is chair/best-blue-chair, there are five level 3 articles like "best blue chair for kids", "best blue chair under 100" in sidebar, so there are 7 or 8 "blue chair" in this page before you writing the first word, will it lead to over optimizing?

Here is the work around for that. Use SEO Yoast plugin, instead of all in one seo. Make your title, but don't include the keywords. For instance if your worried about "chairs" in your title, title your article "Blue Versions For Kids". Now on the bottom of the page it should say "SEO title" Title that "Best Blue Chairs for Kids". Google uses the SEO title, your theme uses the regular title.


This is much easier when dealing with products instead. So if your trying to rank for "Acme 1000 blue chair, Cosco 99x blue chair, Best Buy 23 Max blue chair", you can instead title the page "Acme 1000, Cosco 99x, Best Buy 23 Max", and then use the SEO title with the keywords in them. Easy Peasy

 

[frankstan]

like a good method, good for SEO and you page will not be too spammy

 

[frankstan]

Hi OP, when did you begin to build links after a new website launched?

 

[rschmitz]

Hi OP, when did you begin to build links after a new website launched?

A handful a day after the first week should be ok. I wait a month just because I have to construct my site. I don't start building links until I have all of my landing pages built. Afterwards, I focus my efforts on a particular silo, and only if I have about 5-10 support pages for that silo. I'll wait a month, then move on to the next silo.

 

[Nirmal]

Hi,
I am bit confused about the searches, does the number of searches have to be US searches? I've heared most of the successful Amazon affiliate are targeting US markets. And it is very less likely for international searchers to buy from Amazon US because of troubles like custom duty etc. SO I guess criteria should be to have 1000+ US searches with low competition.
Please correct me if I am wrong

 

[rschmitz]

Hi,
I am bit confused about the searches, does the number of searches have to be US searches? I've heared most of the successful Amazon affiliate are targeting US markets. And it is very less likely for international searchers to buy from Amazon US because of troubles like custom duty etc. SO I guess criteria should be to have 1000+ US searches with low competition.
Please correct me if I am wrong

Never thought of this as I'm U.S. based, but yeah everything I've said up to this point is for the U.S. market

 

[rolanduc]

This is a good thread! I read your backlinks method and will try it. I hope it will increase traffic toward my website. Thanks.

 

[Thebankercr]

Does this really works???

 

[KHer0]

Does this really works???

Nope, these are 6 pages and 236 replies of joking !


@rschmitz :

What is your page setup, like do you use Amazon Widgets, Create banners by yourself or Use certain plugins ?

 

[Mondongo]

Thank you for sharing, I will post my results if I accomplish this

 

[frankstan]

A quick question. Put the profitable keywords in support posts or put them in silo page with H1 tag? I.e silo page is "best shaver", should I write a level 3 article about "best electric shaver"? Or I should put " best electric shaver" in silo page using H1 tag as the main back links is build for silo page? Which is easier to rank?

 

[frankstan]

Here is the work around for that. Use SEO Yoast plugin, instead of all in one seo. Make your title, but don't include the keywords. For instance if your worried about "chairs" in your title, title your article "Blue Versions For Kids". Now on the bottom of the page it should say "SEO title" Title that "Best Blue Chairs for Kids". Google uses the SEO title, your theme uses the regular title.


This is much easier when dealing with products instead. So if your trying to rank for "Acme 1000 blue chair, Cosco 99x blue chair, Best Buy 23 Max blue chair", you can instead title the page "Acme 1000, Cosco 99x, Best Buy 23 Max", and then use the SEO title with the keywords in them. Easy Peasy

This method didn't work for me, the SEO title didn't appear in the google search, the title in the search result is same with the silo page title