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I'm finding buzzbundle difficult to work with as well. I find it slooooow. Find it hard to believe that it has been so instrumental to so many others success??

Freddy made a guide on how to use it. I just want to use it solely for Facebook, but the free version isn't helpful at all.
 
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read through thread and started site etc

i just found the niche I've been targeting has pretty low facebook and news articles (2-3 pages a day then rest is spam, I checked) compared to broader ones. Got 100 UVs and may consider just postin on this niche daily but I'm changing my focus. When you guys target low gravity CB products, are you still getting large amounts of results in your FB and google searches/ Buzzfeed?
 
read through thread and started site etc
When you guys target low gravity CB products, are you still getting large amounts of results in your FB and google searches/ Buzzfeed?

It does not matter what the gravity is of a product, as this will not dictate how many results you get. Typing "lose weight" into your search engine will get you thousands of results daily, even if you're reviewing/promoting a weight loss product with zero gravity.
 
It does not matter what the gravity is of a product, as this will not dictate how many results you get. Typing "lose weight" into your search engine will get you thousands of results daily, even if you're reviewing/promoting a weight loss product with zero gravity.

alright cool, so I just picked a not-so-good niche... was good practice though. 100 UVs and 80 hops and analytical days readers spent an average of 4 minutes on the site...
 
Beleive it or not... google alerts still works for me. Actually with a small tweak.
First I sent an email to my vendor asking for keywords. I got ~100, imported it to google alerts with a bot. I got total crap, not even a single helpful alert.
So i deleted all the alerts and imported them again using quotes. voila: laser targeted results. Okay, only a few alerts, but at least i can comment on 30% of them.

I spent a hour looking for new keywords, gathered 500 in total with google's keyword planner. My bot is importing them right now =)
Wish me luck
 
F##k that disqus is enoying 1 out of five comments sticks the rest is marked as spam. I have more then 10 diffrent Facebook acoounts and im changing ip's with VPN but it dossent help. Ive tried with http and anchor but its the same crap.

Anyone got any tips to get comments to stick with disqus?
 
F##k that disqus is enoying 1 out of five comments sticks the rest is marked as spam. I have more then 10 diffrent Facebook acoounts and im changing ip's with VPN but it dossent help. Ive tried with http and anchor but its the same crap.

Anyone got any tips to get comments to stick with disqus?

use your domain as your username m8
 
Hey guys. I'm halfway through the thread and I can't wait before I take action!!

I Just have a quick question before I begin and would appreciate if someone could answer: The only topic I have considerable knowledge in (I mean providing value and contributing with my reviews, tips and information from comments) is Fitness (Both weight loss and building muscle). If I choose another niche, I won't be able to provide nearly as much value as if I were to choose the Fitness niche. What should I do? would you suggest me taking my chances with the fitness (weight loss) niche or would I just be wasting time since it's so competitive? I have seen Meathead claim numerous times that doing weight loss niche is not such a good idea. The only possible niche I can try aside from fitness is Spirituality/self help, but I know MUCH more about fitness/weight loss than that niche.

What would you suggest? Should I try it or am I better off trying another niche in which I'm not that much specialised? I can always take reviews made by others and just try to lead people to my affiliate links via comments.

Any advice is appreciated, Thanks in advance!
 
Hi there,

I'm still going through the thread, it's awesome and I thought about a little twist that you may like.

I didn't read the whole thread yet so maybe someone already posted this...

Yeah selling other people's products can make you a killing, but what if you take advantage of your already established review site and create your own product?

The big money is in full ownership and one awesome way to get the monies is to have an army of affiliates.

If you just post a product on Clickbank it may go unnoted and no one will promote it.

But what if you make a great review using this method and your site?

You start making sales, the Gravity goes up and it calls the attention of the affiliates, they'll work for you and if you give them the same strategy that you used they'll make big money and you'll make a fortune.

What do you think?

Edit: Oh I got a question. For people on a budget, would the free Amazon Micro Cloud Server be powerful enough to manage the traffic? Because if it is the only cost needed is the 10 bucks to buy the domain...
 
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Hey guys. I'm halfway through the thread and I can't wait before I take action!!

I Just have a quick question before I begin and would appreciate if someone could answer: The only topic I have considerable knowledge in (I mean providing value and contributing with my reviews, tips and information from comments) is Fitness (Both weight loss and building muscle). If I choose another niche, I won't be able to provide nearly as much value as if I were to choose the Fitness niche. What should I do? would you suggest me taking my chances with the fitness (weight loss) niche or would I just be wasting time since it's so competitive? I have seen Meathead claim numerous times that doing weight loss niche is not such a good idea. The only possible niche I can try aside from fitness is Spirituality/self help, but I know MUCH more about fitness/weight loss than that niche.

What would you suggest? Should I try it or am I better off trying another niche in which I'm not that much specialised? I can always take reviews made by others and just try to lead people to my affiliate links via comments.

Any advice is appreciated, Thanks in advance!

based off how much you can write about wanting to write about fitness, write about fitness.
 
Hey guys. I'm halfway through the thread and I can't wait before I take action!!

I Just have a quick question before I begin and would appreciate if someone could answer: The only topic I have considerable knowledge in (I mean providing value and contributing with my reviews, tips and information from comments) is Fitness (Both weight loss and building muscle). If I choose another niche, I won't be able to provide nearly as much value as if I were to choose the Fitness niche. What should I do? would you suggest me taking my chances with the fitness (weight loss) niche or would I just be wasting time since it's so competitive? I have seen Meathead claim numerous times that doing weight loss niche is not such a good idea. The only possible niche I can try aside from fitness is Spirituality/self help, but I know MUCH more about fitness/weight loss than that niche.

What would you suggest? Should I try it or am I better off trying another niche in which I'm not that much specialised? I can always take reviews made by others and just try to lead people to my affiliate links via comments.

Any advice is appreciated, Thanks in advance!

Write about what you know bud. That niche has more than enough people interested in it for another little website to survive and be profitable.

Hi there,

I'm still going through the thread, it's awesome and I thought about a little twist that you may like.

I didn't read the whole thread yet so maybe someone already posted this...

Yeah selling other people's products can make you a killing, but what if you take advantage of your already established review site and create your own product?

The big money is in full ownership and one awesome way to get the monies is to have an army of affiliates.

If you just post a product on Clickbank it may go unnoted and no one will promote it.

But what if you make a great review using this method and your site?

You start making sales, the Gravity goes up and it calls the attention of the affiliates, they'll work for you and if you give them the same strategy that you used they'll make big money and you'll make a fortune.

What do you think?

I can think of one person who did just that, a very helpful and handsome fella, can't remember his name though.....:greddy2:
 
Yeah that's what I thought as well. Hell, I live in a third world country, so even $600 a month would make me more than happy for now before I start trying other methods.

Thanks for answering. Gonna get on with the method as soon as I finish reading the thread.
 
So yeah dumb question #2. What is the thing that some of you are calling "disqus". Like srsly.. I'm reading whole thread and still cant get it! Is it some kind of forum or some kind of blog? :hmmmm: Freddy told, that proxies are important to be not marked as spam in disqus.

Help me to get smarter. Thanks! :)
 
So yeah dumb question #2. What is the thing that some of you are calling "disqus". Like srsly.. I'm reading whole thread and still cant get it! Is it some kind of forum or some kind of blog? :hmmmm: Freddy told, that proxies are important to be not marked as spam in disqus.

Help me to get smarter. Thanks! :)

Type "what is disqus" into Google.
 
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