Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

[Cyriac]

thanks very much good share.

 

[looneym]

So last week I saw this thread and went through the whole 77 pages. Started compiling everything, preparing the site and everything and just finished today. I spent roughly 3 hours posting a measly 8-9 posts on facebook articles. I am noticing that there are no hits on my site or hops. I know it's still early but maybe I am doing something really wrong here because I would have expected at least 1 visitor. Can Freddy and/or Meathead review my site and see if I am doing something wrong here? I really think I am doing it right but I rather get early feedback as opposed to waiting weeks or so like Freddy did on his first attempt before he was able to get proper guidance.

 

[looneym]

It could also be my comments/posts so I did save most of them if you want to review them as well.

 

[dklosinski]

Looks like basically the way to make money is find a niche, make the site, then put ads or having someone buy a product with your link. Thats what is basically comes down to.

 

[Word Wizard]

Looks like basically the way to make money is find a niche, make the site, then put ads or having someone buy a product with your link. Thats what is basically comes down to.

You basically summed up everything about IM. It's a lot easier to say it than to do it

 

[Soayame]

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.

Yeah thats my goal. I added 5 more products today and I plan to add more! My original goal was to make an authority site in the long term.

 

[Freddyjames]

So last week I saw this thread and went through the whole 77 pages. Started compiling everything, preparing the site and everything and just finished today. I spent roughly 3 hours posting a measly 8-9 posts on facebook articles. I am noticing that there are no hits on my site or hops. I know it's still early but maybe I am doing something really wrong here because I would have expected at least 1 visitor. Can Freddy and/or Meathead review my site and see if I am doing something wrong here? I really think I am doing it right but I rather get early feedback as opposed to waiting weeks or so like Freddy did on his first attempt before he was able to get proper guidance.

3 hours posting 8-9 facebook articles? 8-9 comments on facebook should take less than 3 minutes, not 3 hours. If you're not getting visitors to your site, reviewing it will be irrelevant.

You need to write a comment and then copy/pste/tweak it on other articles to speed things up.

 

[looneym]

3 hours posting 8-9 facebook articles? 8-9 comments on facebook should take less than 3 minutes, not 3 hours. If you're not getting visitors to your site, reviewing it will be irrelevant.

You need to write a comment and then copy/pste/tweak it on other articles to speed things up.

You are right in that it should not take that long in posting the actual comments. I did pretty much what you suggested in having a list of comments that you can quickly modify and copy/paste. The excess time spent was actually finding the actual articles and reading for relevancy. Maybe my keywords through google search is not good, so I have been testing new keywords.

On a brighter note, I did get 40 hits to my site today with a couple of hops.

 

[natedogg]

I would rather write a great comment on a HQ article and see if I get approved... so much more rewarding with traffic that could lead to plenty of sales. When I use to do a lot of commenting on facebook... you would get called every name in the book by other facebook members. I had so many FB accounts banned... just my 2 cents.

 

[looneym]

Thanks for the suggestion Nate. I actually started posting on a couple of articles outside of FB since I was having a hard time finding them. Even so, I am running into the same problems with finding non-FB articles and forums that talk about the topic.

Anyone have suggestions in finding great keywords to use in google search other than not using super specific phrases or long-tailed keywords? Thanks.

 

[Freddyjames]

Thanks for the suggestion Nate. I actually started posting on a couple of articles outside of FB since I was having a hard time finding them. Even so, I am running into the same problems with finding non-FB articles and forums that talk about the topic.

Anyone have suggestions in finding great keywords to use in google search other than not using super specific phrases or long-tailed keywords? Thanks.

This is not difficult.

If you are reviewing a weight loss product search "weight loss" or "lose weight". This has been covered many times.

Not being able to find enough places to comment on means either A: You have picked a niche which is not popular, or B: (more likely) you are searching incorrectly.

If you need more info, I suggest you search within the thread. There are several links in the last 2-3 pages which give instructions on where to find places to post on every day. With a popular niche, there will be well over a thousand.

 

[rikky584]

congrats bro!! thanks foe share

 

[looneym]

This is not difficult.

If you are reviewing a weight loss product search "weight loss" or "lose weight". This has been covered many times.

Not being able to find enough places to comment on means either A: You have picked a niche which is not popular, or B: (more likely) you are searching incorrectly.

If you need more info, I suggest you search within the thread. There are several links in the last 2-3 pages which give instructions on where to find places to post on every day. With a popular niche, there will be well over a thousand.

Thanks for the info. I remember you talking about that multiple times but I still forgot about it for some reason. Sorry you had to repeat that yet again.

 

[dohai2105]

Sorry everyone, I can make a review website, SEO, use some tool,have a niche, but my English is not good. Can I try this method for my first mmo. Thanks everyone.

 

[Mclovinn]

congrats bro!! thanks foe share

Really bro? -_-

 

[Mclovinn]

Sorry everyone, I can make a review website, SEO, use some tool,have a niche, but my English is not good. Can I try this method for my first mmo. Thanks everyone.

This method has nothing to do with SEO man. Nor does it require any tools to begin with.

 

[Hunkwithsomefunk]

This method has nothing to do with SEO man. Nor does it require any tools to begin with.

If your long term goal is to rank, won't volume link building negatively affect SEO? Even if you leave quality comments, won't the sheer amount of back links to your page(s) send a red flag to google?

Also, I know this method isn't "meant" for Adsense, but if you were to use Adsense, would this kind of "direct" traffic (I.e from blog commenting and forums) put your Adsense account in jeopardy?

 

[moneycash155]

good method for staring!! thanks for share

 

[Mclovinn]

If your long term goal is to rank, won't volume link building negatively affect SEO? Even if you leave quality comments, won't the sheer amount of back links to your page(s) send a red flag to google?

Also, I know this method isn't "meant" for Adsense, but if you were to use Adsense, would this kind of "direct" traffic (I.e from blog commenting and forums) put your Adsense account in jeopardy?

When did I mention Adsense? It has nothing to do with that either. Please read the OP....

 

[Hunkwithsomefunk]

When did I mention Adsense? It has nothing to do with that either. Please read the OP....

sorry, I didn't mean to actually quite you, it was a general question for the forum. I've read the OP and the forum, but I haven't seen my question answered.

I've already made some money with this method with affiliate marketing, but I've noticed some good niches that this could work well in with Adsense,
but I'm worried it could negatively affect my Adsense account; hence, my questions.