Highschooled
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- Jul 31, 2011
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lost top commenter again lol
Alright. Site is up and running with wordpress and a decent theme on it. Chose a clean, "vanilla" kind of theme, nothing too fancy. Took me an awful lot more of time than it should have, but it's my first time so I won't judge myself. Gonna get on with the reviews tomorrow.
Should I even bother with the mailing list with this method?
Guys, I have compiled [1-80] Pages of this thread into 4 PDF files before reading this thread. Reading on this forum is a bit hard on the eyes because of the background-text colours, so I figured I'll share it with you. Hope it helps other noobs like me!
I've sent it to Freddy as a pm Cuz I can't post links yet due to my post count.
Questions on using Buzzbundle:
So I'm getting closer to starting my campaign and I just had a few questions on Buzzbundle relating to this method.
1. I realize I should have various "Personas" with which to post replies. But should I create only a few personas with a lot of connected accounts, or a lot of personas with only a single account each?
If I do it the first way, then I might run the risk of people seeing that same name always popping up in the reviews. But is that a good thing?
2. After I've entered my keywords and articles are popping up, should I literally go down the list with my comments? Or is there some better way?
3. Since I'm just starting out, should I NOT worry about rotating IPs at this point? BTW, when I reset my router it gives me a new IP. Would it help to do this every so often?
4. Should I ALWAYS use the main domain name as my link in my comments? (No URL shorteners, etc)
5. Are any of these accounts better than others while making replies? (Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook, etc.). Do any of these look more reputable or less spammy?
Thanks all!!
Gotta try this , thanks !
My site is a complete disaster xD but some people here claimed they made sales with a single page blogger, so I have no excuse! starting to write reviews now!
thanks for answering.
I think though, that labelling the reviewer as a fictional character would make credibility of the review questionable and hinder the conversion rates.
Haha, well I've been speed reading the whole thread and that kind of comments are all over the place.
To be honest I can sympathise with these people, there's too much BS around and it's hard to trust anything.
If you just think about how one guy completely ripped off Meathead's contribution to sell it on other forum...
The irony is that even having "black hat" in the name this is the most legit forum I've ever found.
SO uhm, I switched to CPA instead of Clickbank. I took my weight loss site with my existing reviews for the Clickbank products and just left them alone. I added a new post with a 300 word review for a CPA offer ('cause it's quicker and it's free for the "leadee") and I've been commenting for traffic. I used this thread for inspiration. So far...I made $10 in 40 mins, with only 1 hour of commenting: View attachment 64642
Thanks meathead, there are so many twists you can do with this method. I feel like this is only the beginning of it.
Regarding the dude who ripped off the method - I actually saw his sales thread. What a disgrace. I would have thought that maybe Meathead would have taken legal action, but he just seems too much of a nice guy to do that kind of thing, or be bothered with it.
Starting to get better at this, making it on big news websites
edit: ive been going through a lot of news results everyday but it seems most of them get me no clicks, big ones get me a lot of clicks.
Not sure if the smaller are ones are really worth it...you guys that have been doing this long run still go for the sites that get between 1-10 shares/likes on their articles?
Guys, if a visitor reads my review, clicks through the sales page, decides not to buy for that time but buys, let's say, several days later by direct-visiting the website without my link - would I still get the commission? Or do cookies just stick with Amazon?