Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

[toomanyrulez]

Reallly thanks to OP. Finally a post that really give me hope to get my first income with online work. After reading so many posts, this is really the best one.. Really simple to understand even for a zero experience guy like me. I will post my result later if I can make something out of it, as a symbol of thanks.
All I need to have now is a website. Because I don't know anything about building a website, maybe it takes quite longer to create it. Of course it is hardest to start. When you get a hang around of it, you'll never be stuck anymore. You just need strategy, idea, planning and creativity for this to work even more effectively.
And again OP thanks. Thank you very much for the help for a really totally newbie like me.. Really, really appreciate it..

 

[toomanyrulez]

I cannot open the updated 2015 link? Anyone else having this problem? Either "error 403" or "connection has time out"

 

[AntonioGore]

It works for me now.
Guys it seems that google doesn't let me sort after date instead of relevance in the last 24 hours, is it the same for you ?

 

[rrrider]

I have read the entire post. Followed every step. Not a single person coming to my site. So Discouraging i have to admit. Been at this for a week and spend around 40 hrs. But I refuse to give up!!

 

[Mclovinn]

I have read the entire post. Followed every step. Not a single person coming to my site. So Discouraging i have to admit. Been at this for a week and spend around 40 hrs. But I refuse to give up!!

Are you using the old method, or the updated 2015 one?

 

[portgus]

great, just want to know if I can do this in any part of the world.

 

[rrrider]

Are you using the old method, or the updated 2015 one?

I'm following the updated method, but did read through the entire post. Not too sure what I'm missing. Maybe I just need to keep dropping the link and hopefully things will pick up?

 

[meathead1234]

I have read the entire post. Followed every step. Not a single person coming to my site. So Discouraging i have to admit. Been at this for a week and spend around 40 hrs. But I refuse to give up!!

If you've spent 40 hours posting and no-one has visited your site, you are doing something seriously wrong...

 

[rrrider]

If you've spent 40 hours posting and no-one has visited your site, you are doing something seriously wrong...

Oh sorry, let me clarify, 40 total hrs on this project, including building the website and everything in it. I have been posting for about 3 days now.

 

[Soayame]

Hmm if you getting no traffic maybe your comments arent getting pass mods. Ive been doing this for 13 days and really only worked 4 days and got 2 sales so far and over 900+ traffic sent. Thanks to Freddy helping me out my CTR is bout 15% now! At first it was at 5% lmao. I also have a journey thread of here as well.

 

[Freddyjames]

Oh sorry, let me clarify, 40 total hrs on this project, including building the website and everything in it. I have been posting for about 3 days now.

Without a single visitor?

You are definitely missing something/doing something wrong.

 

[Freddyjames]

Hmm if you getting no traffic maybe your comments arent getting pass mods. Ive been doing this for 13 days and really only worked 4 days and got 2 sales so far and over 900+ traffic sent. Thanks to Freddy helping me out my CTR is bout 15% now! At first it was at 5% lmao. I also have a journey thread of here as well.

Add more content now bud, you have the formula. Just add another 15-20 reviews and then you will have plenty of products to direct traffic to. With a site like yours 2500+ visitors a day is possible if you treat it like a full-time job, which will mean a minimum 400 hops and easily $200 a day.

I suggest you add categories to your site, so it will be more user-friendly. IE, Diet/fitness/Mental Health/Spiritual in your menu bar, and make your reviews honest. The more honest your site is, the more trust your brand will have and the more money you will make.

Don't fall into the trap of giving everything out there a good score, some products are complete crap and deserve to be trashed. When you trash a product, just link to another of your reviews of a product that you think is better at the end of your review, as this will increase your sales, and limit your refunds.

Once you have 5-6 products in a category, make a blog post with a short rundown of your "top relationship/diet/mental health products" - some people will just want to know which is the best and buy that to save time. My top visited pages on my sites are always the "top rated *insert niche*products" pages - and I always add a link to a terrible product at the bottom, again to build trust.

 

[nicnicstew]

Oh sorry, let me clarify, 40 total hrs on this project, including building the website and everything in it. I have been posting for about 3 days now.

I decided to test this method out. So I made a website, published 4 quality articles, and literally made about 3 comments on relevant blogs. And I am already seeing traffic come from those posts. So, you are definitely missing something somewhere.

Be sure your comments are revelant to the article and don't appear spammy (ex. Click this link ----). Your comment should probably be about 100+ words.

Wish she you the best of luck! And remember, never give up!

 

[rrrider]

I appreciate you guys taking the time to respond to my questions. Based on what you guys said above. I will need to add more reviews, add more negative reviews as well to keep things honest (looking), add some more articles and also perhaps improve my comments I leave on posts. I got my work cut out for me, but I'm up to the challenge. Again, thanks guys.

 

[platin]

I'm not sure if the forum links work for a long time..

 

[VukasinIlic]

Wow, an amazing post. I learned a lot from reading your post. Thanks for creating it! I will use some of your advisces!

 

[internetlot]

Thank you so much for this wonderful post. It's informative and motivating. I will try my luck keeping in mind your experience.

 

[ButtersXO]

That looks nice thank you

 

[jodyberry]

Add more content now bud, you have the formula. Just add another 15-20 reviews and then you will have plenty of products to direct traffic to. With a site like yours 2500+ visitors a day is possible if you treat it like a full-time job, which will mean a minimum 400 hops and easily $200 a day.

I suggest you add categories to your site, so it will be more user-friendly. IE, Diet/fitness/Mental Health/Spiritual in your menu bar, and make your reviews honest. The more honest your site is, the more trust your brand will have and the more money you will make.

Don't fall into the trap of giving everything out there a good score, some products are complete crap and deserve to be trashed. When you trash a product, just link to another of your reviews of a product that you think is better at the end of your review, as this will increase your sales, and limit your refunds.

Once you have 5-6 products in a category, make a blog post with a short rundown of your "top relationship/diet/mental health products" - some people will just want to know which is the best and buy that to save time. My top visited pages on my sites are always the "top rated *insert niche*products" pages - and I always add a link to a terrible product at the bottom, again to build trust.

ALWAYS great info FreddyJames!! So it almost sounds like you suggest creating a Review/Authority site with all the additional categories. Great idea, since that will work excellent for future organic results!

I am on my way and have most things in place, but still have one question on the reviews; I did what Meathead said regarding asking for review copies from merchants. But I either got a lot of no responses, or the ones that DID respond said they get too many requests for free copies and won't give them out. I guess I would expect that, but since they aren't giving them out, what's the best way to write the review?

I could pull stuff off of their web page and make my own article, but since I don't know HOW their product works (financial niche), I can't really talk about those features. Basically my review would be similar fluff that's on the merchant's website. Would that be OK for a review?

If not, any suggestions?

 

[Freddyjames]

ALWAYS great info FreddyJames!! So it almost sounds like you suggest creating a Review/Authority site with all the additional categories. Great idea, since that will work excellent for future organic results!

I am on my way and have most things in place, but still have one question on the reviews; I did what Meathead said regarding asking for review copies from merchants. But I either got a lot of no responses, or the ones that DID respond said they get too many requests for free copies and won't give them out. I guess I would expect that, but since they aren't giving them out, what's the best way to write the review?

I could pull stuff off of their web page and make my own article, but since I don't know HOW their product works (financial niche), I can't really talk about those features. Basically my review would be similar fluff that's on the merchant's website. Would that be OK for a review?

If not, any suggestions?

Search for other reviews of the product and read 4 or 5 of them. Fom those you can glean the info you need to make a decent review - just don't copy any body elses reviews.

Failing that - buy the product and get a refund.