Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

I have one quick question.
I've found very, very specific niche, it's so small that it has around 5 products on clickbank and they have 0-2 gravity.. But I have a feeling it can work because it's related to popular health food.. but like I said I'm not sure if it'll work out.
I want to buy a domain and make my review site for these products, but if I make domain name related to this niche product and it fails I lose money because I can't change topic of the site.
So do you think domain name related to product is a huge deal? Or if I'm not sure, I should just make generic name and if 1st product fails I just change product and don't have to buy another domain?


If I was you, I would make some keywords and market research on that very specific and small niche you are talking about to see how competitive it is and if it worth spending time and money on it. You can check the trends as well to see if it's dying or growing. Considering that the niche is very small as you say, it should have low competition and should rank pretty fast and easy. At the same time you can use this method counting on backlink building more than on instant traffic and take instant traffic as a nice bonus.
 
Each account set up has facebook/disqus etc attached to it and a designated email. I only have around 6-8 personas so it's not confusing. If someone replies to a comment, I get an email alert so that keeps tabs on any 'hot' links.
Obv G will tell you in the results if you've already visited a page, which avoids any duplication.
Up until a few weeks ago I was doing the same as you, using buzzbundle then manually searching G, but what I found was it was just quicker to do manual searches rather than both, as G gets you every result that BB does and more.

There is another advantage to using G instead of Buzzbundle - Buzzbundle is popular. Try searching for "weight loss" in facebook threads on buzzbundle, and any fan page post which shows up will have 3 or 4 other affiliate links from people doing the same thing as you are within an hour.

Since Buzzbundle doesn't pick up half of what you will find with a manual search, there will be tons of threads which have not been spammed by buzzbundle users in the search results.

I do agree though, with multiple accounts, multiple sites and multiple campaigns, buzzbundle will make the process a little less painless and less confusing.



Doesn't really need to, as buzzbundle does things chronologically with the latest result at the top.

You mean to say that u have more than one face book accout for this pupose? do you put the url of yor website while making comments on others fanpages .i am little confused since iam a total newbie
thanks
 
Just a quick question incase you missed it, how do we get Buzzbundle to show only posts within the last 24hrs?

My team looked into this a bit more for you as we tend to just use most recent. Here's what they sent me:

"To see the results in BuzzBundle, filtered by a date, please do the following: click the button Settings -> Edit Stream:

http://sc.link-assistant.com/db/945775c29f9c2bd17cbbdab31b34799f.png

In the new window click Add filter and then sellect Message Date and the needed time period:

http://sc.link-assistant.com/db/eb5078945594ebf4e5b09d73761fdc5b.png

So after that you will see the results you need."
 
I've been testing this today/yesterday for my clickbank product and I can say for sure 2 things:

1: Use BOTH buzzbundle AND G searches. They both pick up stuff the other one does not, especially in FB searches, if you don't do both you are missing out on a lot of traffic.

IMO, use this guide I posted earlier in the thread, and you will bank:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ay-perfect-noobs-post7452209.html#post7452209

2: Disqus has definitely changed their algo. I am trying to be smart with accounts/comments, and getting accounts banned after 40 comments - we need to research this more and compensate/come up with a solution. Disqus is huge on high traffic blogs - they have done something recently which complicates this method. I have a feeling your IP has a lot to do with their improved algo and will be testing it in the next few days/weeks.

The disqus algo change imo, is the biggest problem with this method working long-term. If disqus have done an algo change, facebook will not be far behind in changing things - then other blogs will follow suit and pretty soon there will be nothing to post on that doesn't get flagged as spam. We need to get ahead of the game and roll with the punches.
 
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Thanks for that meathead, I was looking everywhere for that lol..........

Made my third sale today, Haven't been doing as much as i could be doing finding alot of junk to sort through and discus is definitely a pain to deal with.. Still 74 Hops and 3 sales profiting $96 i am happy..
 
I've been testing this today/yesterday for my clickbank product and I can say for sure 2 things:

1: Use BOTH buzzbundle AND G searches. They both pick up stuff the other one does not, especially in FB searches, if you don't do both you are missing out on a lot of traffic.

IMO, use this guide I posted earlier in the thread, and you will bank:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ay-perfect-noobs-post7452209.html#post7452209

2: Disqus has definitely changed their algo. I am trying to be smart with accounts/comments, and getting accounts banned after 40 comments - we need to research this more and compensate/come up with a solution. Disqus is huge on high traffic blogs - they have done something recently which complicates this method. I have a feeling your IP has a lot to do with their improved algo and will be testing it in the next few days/weeks.

The disqus algo change imo, is the biggest problem with this method working long-term. If disqus have done an algo change, facebook will not be far behind in changing things - then other blogs will follow suit and pretty soon there will be nothing to post on that doesn't get flagged as spam. We need to get ahead of the game and roll with the punches.

But what if you do like 30 comments? :D
 
Been a member here for some time now, but newer actually did anything. Tried some make money online BS, but earned next to nothing.
In real life, I own a mobile phone accessories store, that also provides phone software fixing and unlocking service. I work by myself, 60 hours per week.
At the end of the month, after I pay all the bills and taxes I am left at about 200 euros/ 180$ for my self. An average salary in my country... Sucks to live in the Balkans :D
I see this is an old, but still alive thread, and the method sounds really nice and profitable. I'm at page 10 right now, and I'm thinking I should read trough
the entire thread before deciding on a niche, and taking action. Do you guys think it is the smart move?
I have already registered at clickbank, and thinking about amazon as well.
 
Been a member here for some time now, but newer actually did anything. Tried some make money online BS, but earned next to nothing.
In real life, I own a mobile phone accessories store, that also provides phone software fixing and unlocking service. I work by myself, 60 hours per week.
At the end of the month, after I pay all the bills and taxes I am left at about 200 euros/ 180$ for my self. An average salary in my country... Sucks to live in the Balkans :D
I see this is an old, but still alive thread, and the method sounds really nice and profitable. I'm at page 10 right now, and I'm thinking I should read trough
the entire thread before deciding on a niche, and taking action. Do you guys think it is the smart move?
I have already registered at clickbank, and thinking about amazon as well.

Read the whole thread for sure.

It may take a couple of hours, but I can guarantee you will make money by reading it and then implementing the method.
 
Thanks for that meathead, I was looking everywhere for that lol..........

Made my third sale today, Haven't been doing as much as i could be doing finding alot of junk to sort through and discus is definitely a pain to deal with.. Still 74 Hops and 3 sales profiting $96 i am happy..

Good stuff - it gets much easier once you've been doing it for a while. 3 sales has definitely proven the concept so start reinvesting those earnings into improvements (better themes, better tools, better domain, better hosting etc...)
 
I want to try this method, but is it Blogger/Adsense safe? I don't want to get my non-spammy blogs banned
 
Finally went trough the entire thread. I printed out everything I think might be useful.
At this point I would like to say that I love my mother for buying me an electric massage thingy for my chair :D
I'm sure I will need it while implementing the method.
I think I understood the method completely and the point of it. It's not easy money, because it needs work, but it is easy to implement, since you don't
have to be a rocket scientist to make accounts and post comments. This will be my first serious attempt at IM, and I am sure it will payoff if I am persistent
enough.
The only little problem that I have at this point, is that I have newer actually made a real domain website, or dealt with hosting. The closest thing I did is a free
weebly site. I know they offer a paid hosting and domain names, so I will probably get my domain and hosting there. Any thoughts on that? Any suggestions?
I like their simple site builder interface.

For the time being I will try to figure out a niche, and go trough CB and Amazon to find products I could work with. Until I figure out my domain and hosting. Hopefully, a day or two.
 
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2: Disqus has definitely changed their algo. I am trying to be smart with accounts/comments, and getting accounts banned after 40 comments - we need to research this more and compensate/come up with a solution. Disqus is huge on high traffic blogs - they have done something recently which complicates this method. I have a feeling your IP has a lot to do with their improved algo and will be testing it in the next few days/weeks.
Are you creating ONLY comments with clickable URLs with Disqus? Mine are being deleted quite quickly when adding a clickable links, probably because they are getting flagged :( Non-clickable URLs last much longer, but i am not sure how much traffic they can generate...
 
Finally went trough the entire thread. I printed out everything I think might be useful.
At this point I would like to say that I love my mother for buying me an electric massage thingy for my chair :D
I'm sure I will need it while implementing the method.
I think I understood the method completely and the point of it. It's not easy money, because it needs work, but it is easy to implement, since you don't
have to be a rocket scientist to make accounts and post comments. This will be my first serious attempt at IM, and I am sure it will payoff if I am persistent
enough.
The only little problem that I have at this point, is that I have newer actually made a real domain website, or dealt with hosting. The closest thing I did is a free
weebly site. I know they offer a paid hosting and domain names, so I will probably get my domain and hosting there. Any thoughts on that? Any suggestions?
I like their simple site builder interface.

For the time being I will try to figure out a niche, and go trough CB and Amazon to find products I could work with. Until I figure out my domain and hosting. Hopefully, a day or two.

I wouldn't recommend using Weebly even with a paid domain. Wordpress is the way to go. There are plenty of themes/plugins to help with this method. In the updated method, I've included a complete walkthrough of setting up a site in Wordpress from scratch. Expect it to be published later today.

Are you creating ONLY comments with clickable URLs with Disqus? Mine are being deleted quite quickly when adding a clickable links, probably because they are getting flagged :( Non-clickable URLs last much longer, but i am not sure how much traffic they can generate...

To be honest, I know FreddyJames still comments on blogs, but it's not something I've focused on lately. I like to focus on forums as I find them easiest to keep going for months/years. Blog comments etc. have a habit of getting buried. Disqus is also quite awkward. Freddy has kindly sent me some of his tips for Disqus so in the updated method later today they will be included :)
 
I wouldn't recommend using Weebly even with a paid domain. Wordpress is the way to go. There are plenty of themes/plugins to help with this method. In the updated method, I've included a complete walkthrough of setting up a site in Wordpress from scratch. Expect it to be published later today.



To be honest, I know FreddyJames still comments on blogs, but it's not something I've focused on lately. I like to focus on forums as I find them easiest to keep going for months/years. Blog comments etc. have a habit of getting buried. Disqus is also quite awkward. Freddy has kindly sent me some of his tips for Disqus so in the updated method later today they will be included :)

Guess I'll just have to to get myself familiar with wordpress. In the meantime I'll play around with some free sites for fun and some practice...
 
Are you creating ONLY comments with clickable URLs with Disqus? Mine are being deleted quite quickly when adding a clickable links, probably because they are getting flagged :( Non-clickable URLs last much longer, but i am not sure how much traffic they can generate...

Once you trip their algo, it does not mater whether you put in a link or not - it still gets flagged as spam.
 
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