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I am jumping in this.

I have been building Authority Sites recently and have a couple VA's working for me on those sites on SEO. I used this method with Buzz Bundle on my own product to some success and have a way to stream line it all. I plan on handing that work over to a VA to do.

What I have:

2x Full Version for the VA's.
1x Aged Domain with Page Rank.
3x Articles in a 'Review / How to' format.
3x Click Bank Products being sold.
1x Specific, under abused niche.

I am working on drawing up my plans on how to outsource this all. I plan on:

1. Buying Yahoo Answer Accounts (Multiple) at level 2 + (Getting these off Fiverr as of now, if someone sells these, PM me)
2. Finding Converting terms to search for in Buzz Bundle.
3. Have VA's search for Converting terms in Yahoo Answers, Facebook and Twitter (Has been most profitable for me in the past using this method).
4. Spend an entire day posting Answers and comments with my links, spending ten minutes plus per answer. Copy and Save answers and forward to me for review.
5. Have VA's modify / spin answers and post them from here on out.
6. Collect conversion data and info, tweak for better results.

Assuming I get this all working, I will update.
 
I am jumping in this.

I have been building Authority Sites recently and have a couple VA's working for me on those sites on SEO. I used this method with Buzz Bundle on my own product to some success and have a way to stream line it all. I plan on handing that work over to a VA to do.

What I have:

2x Full Version for the VA's.
1x Aged Domain with Page Rank.
3x Articles in a 'Review / How to' format.
3x Click Bank Products being sold.
1x Specific, under abused niche.

I am working on drawing up my plans on how to outsource this all. I plan on:

1. Buying Yahoo Answer Accounts (Multiple) at level 2 + (Getting these off Fiverr as of now, if someone sells these, PM me)
2. Finding Converting terms to search for in Buzz Bundle.
3. Have VA's search for Converting terms in Yahoo Answers, Facebook and Twitter (Has been most profitable for me in the past using this method).
4. Spend an entire day posting Answers and comments with my links, spending ten minutes plus per answer. Copy and Save answers and forward to me for review.
5. Have VA's modify / spin answers and post them from here on out.
6. Collect conversion data and info, tweak for better results.

Assuming I get this all working, I will update.

I suggest you move away from your focus on Yahoo answers.

Forums, blogs and news groups are much more profitable, but of course more complex.

You would get 10x more visitors and sales sending traffic via comments in Yahoo news posts than Yahoo answers.

Just a tip, take it or don't, it's your future.
 
In 2 of the last 3 days, for reasons I will not go in to, I got back to basics and followed this method. I spent around 6 hours just direct-linking to a clickbank product without a review site inbetween.

10 sales from about 500 hops. Over $250 pofit.

Read the thread, stop thinking "boo-hoo, I have had 50 visitors without a sale", and actually work for a few hours - the results just come if you follow the method and spend some time implemeting it with an engaging comment.
 
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You would get 10x more visitors and sales sending traffic via comments in Yahoo news posts than Yahoo answers.

Just a tip, take it or don't, it's your future.

Hi,
How do you post your links in Yahoo news post comments? My comments are not coming up when I put a link in there?
Do you do something like this: loseweight dot com?

Hope you can help me because it's frustrating me:confused:

Thanks!!
 
In 2 of the last 3 days, for reasons I will not go in to, I got back to basics and followed this method. I spent around 6 hours just direct-linking to a clickbank product without a review site inbetween.

10 sales from about 500 hops. Over $250 pofit.

Read the thread, stop thinking "boo-hoo, I have had 50 visitors without a sale", and actually work for a few hours - the results just come if you follow the method and spend some time implemeting it with an engaging comment.

Thanks for all the good advice you have shared so far Freddy.

I have taken mental notes (don't want to spend too much time reading, more time taking action).

Would you be willing to have a quick look at my site if you have a spare minute? I would really appreciate it. I'm still waiting for the content - I just want to know if the site actually looks decent. Again, I know I am over thinking this, but it would help me out by being more confident in my site if that makes sense.

Cheers buddy

PS - I wish everyone the best of luck with their site creation and promotion. :)
 
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One question - does it matter of you choose a rotating VPN or proxies? I know proxies are recommended, but does it make any difference?
 
This method WORKS!
I had my first sale yesterday.
All you have to do is to read the "2015 updated method", then read this thread from the very beginning, and take action - it's so simple!:D
 
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Hey there

I've read through this whole topic in the past week, set up everything, but i still have a question.

How do you guys write your posts? What works for you? I'm not looking for a handholding guide (OP got that), but some general ideas regarding this. Make it long/short personal/nonpersonal etc...

I'm focused on forums atm (can't find proper news and such), making rather long quality replies, with a beliveable story and alternate personality. I just started so i'm not sure how it will turn out.

Also, if any of the masters here could PM me and look at a few specific posts of mine that would be marvelous.
Thank you.
 
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Hey I just couldnt find replacement for step 4 in your update called 2015. And why this method must be replaced?
Thanks
 
A bunch of posts ago I told that I am going to set up a site with my friend and now thought I'd share some of my/our progress and thoughts here.
We are new to the IM scene(I have lurked around some forums before and tried twitter/adult trafficking but my friend is a total newbie(but a motivated one like myself!)). However I have done lots of research about this project and I've got some really useful information from this thread. We now have site running with a review of physical product and one e-book + some extra articles to fill the site and get some opt-ins to build an e-mail list.
We chose a competitive niche and yes, on purpose.(we planned using more targeted niche in the beginning). I know everyone suggests to pick a smaller and more targeted niche, because it's easier to profit there(I'm sure it is!). But what I think that most of people who say that, have already had experience with more popular and more competitive niches(or IM scene in particular) so they have a better and bigger picture about how things work. My logic behind using popular niche in the beginning this is that even if our site won't work out because of high competition and lack of our skills, it is much easier to learn the basics and see how things work by starting with more popular niches.
Two big reasons:
1. There is much more audience, easier to find places to promote
2. Generally it is much more easier to write content about popular niches, more common sense and basic knowledge already available

And for next I'd say that it's really great to have a partner to work on this project.
Why?:
1. There's two brains to generate the ideas
2. There is someone to have different views/look at different angle on things
3. There are two people to promote the content(double the earnings haha)
4. Its more fun and easier to work!
5. You motivate each other to work harder/longer. By doing stuff alone you might get distracted by other things fast if you don't see any progress soon. But when working with a partner you kinda have some responsibility to be active and put effort into project.

Some possible cons though:
1. You need to divide your revenue
2. There might be quarrels and differences which might damage your friendship and end up stop working together
However if you can work stuff out in the beginning you dont need to worry about the cons part. I really suggest to do this kind of stuff with a friend!

Yesterday I already posted some comments/answers on different sites and noticed some traffic dribble in, no sales yet obviously. So with the site almost ready, now comes the hard part: learning to win potential audience's trust and promote our site the right way.
What really annoys me, is those blatant spammers across various sites that ruin potential traffic for themselves and others. For example, some people post their EXACT clickbank hoplinks, they don't even bother masking them with goo.gl or bit.ly. At least whoever reading this, please put more effort in comments/answers for YOUR and every other marketers sake.

//Give me a note if you don't like posts like this in here, but it really feels good to write about my progress because while doing so I also kinda work things out in my head and also I like discussing!
 
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Thanks for all the good advice you have shared so far Freddy.

I have taken mental notes (don't want to spend too much time reading, more time taking action).

Would you be willing to have a quick look at my site if you have a spare minute? I would really appreciate it. I'm still waiting for the content - I just want to know if the site actually looks decent. Again, I know I am over thinking this, but it would help me out by being more confident in my site if that makes sense.

Cheers buddy

PS - I wish everyone the best of luck with their site creation and promotion. :)

In box me your URL mate, I will take a look.
 
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