Amazon Authority Website Journey to € 1000 a Day - 100% Outsourced

[Panther28]

thats superb, you've got earning EVERY day now haven't you?

 

[arganrecords]

thats superb, you've got earning EVERY day now haven't you?

Not yet, unfortunately Amazon does not ship every day products that remain in the queue.
But there are orders every day, so we can say that I gain something every day

 

[taylormarshall]

Great journey! Looking forward to seeing how it goes!

 

[arganrecords]

Today I am sending more emails, all the same but personalized with the name of the site.
I am creating backlinks from sites such as SoundCloud, SlideShare, Flickr too (no-follow but always useful to the cause).

Hope to get more quality backlinks in this week

 

[SpamBotKing]

 

[asap1]

Hello, I have another question for you since I keep getting mixed answers from a lot of people.

Is it possible to out rank high authority websites like amazon, walmart, lowes, homedepot?

Most of the time these pages are not targeting the exact keyword but partial.

 

[splishsplash]

please guys welcome our new douchebag. clapclap.

FYI, as someone reading this thread, you come across as a jealous child and the OP comes across as polite, mature and experienced considering he's making 600 euros per day, which you said was "small earnings", after mistaking it for 600 euros per month.

If you don't like argan, then leave the thread and enjoy browsing some of the many 1000's of threads that are on bhw, but please don't stay here and spoil this thread with insults and attacks. A journey is someone's space on blackhatworld to share what they want to share.

 

[arganrecords]

Thanks mate for this AWESOME thread.
Make sure to build a targeted mail list, and use others sources of traffic other than SEO, like for example Yahoo Answ. still rank well in Italy, or the old classic YouTube for product review. You can use small italian youtubers for this, they are really cheap and do a GREAT job for tech-niches, like 'video games' etc.

Think also at what you can automatize and write a scraper/webbot it. You can combine scraping amazon + analyzing semrush + create long tails, and output the results on a database, then manually check results and outsource content. Make sure to use a VPS to automate all that, Amazon doesn't really like scrapers.

Thanks for your advices, I will read and study your threads to diversify my sources of traffic

Hello, I have another question for you since I keep getting mixed answers from a lot of people.
Is it possible to out rank high authority websites like amazon, walmart, lowes, homedepot?
Most of the time these pages are not targeting the exact keyword but partial.

You can find useful the answer to similar question in a previous post.
You can beat authoritative sites, I do it with every site that I create.

 

[arganrecords]

Day 12
Google Traffic: 252 UV
Earnings: ? 23,13
Total Articles: 160 (+7)

In this 2 days the great thing is that when I check visitors in real-time I always find someone connected.

According to my data from when this journey started (12 days ago) I've an average of ? 8,00/day in earnings.
The road is still long but today I made ​​contact with three people who are interested in giving a backlink to my site, hope to get them in few days

So, building real and natural backlinks it isn't easy but pays in long run and for next Google's updates.
I can not compromise the work of many articles and so many months, so I'll proceed slowly but effectively

 

[knopper]

Nice Journey Mate, So you chose a specific niche for your site.. or it contains every niche.

 

[crazedspyker]

Nice to see your traffic increasing. Can't wait to see the effects of your new backlinks.

I asked a question a while back but I think you might have missed it so I'll post it here. Do you link to amazon product pages or do you use their script to add the product to amazon'a cart the moment someone clicks one of your affiliate links?

 

[unstabletable]

Hello, I have another question for you since I keep getting mixed answers from a lot of people.

Is it possible to out rank high authority websites like amazon, walmart, lowes, homedepot?

Most of the time these pages are not targeting the exact keyword but partial.

Here's my opinion: You can do that (I've done it) but it's not really necessary. Being in ~top 5 is enough. If Amazon is number one and you're number two or three or four, it's fine. Heck, even top 10 can be enough if you have enough content.

The logic behind this is, the more one builds (very possibly crappy) backlinks, the more reason there is for Google to give him penalty. So why not to concentrate on great content on keywords that you know you can rank with no or very very little backlinking done. Because see, if you produce a lot of excellent content, the sheer volume of your posts will give you a lot of visitors - just like outranking Amazon and other big players with premature backlinking would, but without the risk of getting a Google slap.

And besides, if you publish great content, chances are you'll get some (high quality) backlinks from your visitors. Those will indeed help you get better position in Google, and with less risk of penalty. And combine a lot of high quality content with some quality, dare I say earned, backlinks, and you'll start a snowball effect of visitors rushing to your site sooner or later

I know this is not a popular opinion, but it has worked and is currently working great for me.

 

[arganrecords]

Nice Journey Mate, So you chose a specific niche for your site.. or it contains every niche.

Example: if my niche is Cars I will write 2000 articles about all kind of cars (Audi, Mercedes etc) and about all informations available on this topic.

Do you link to amazon product pages or do you use their script to add the product to amazon'a cart the moment someone clicks one of your affiliate links?

Well, actually I'm using redirect to Amazon's product page and Amazon's search page (without add to cart).
So I'm thinking to test it soon, although here in Italy Amazon is not as popular.
People prefer to read first the opinions before putting products in the cart
I found this by an experiment I did with an Amazon affiliate eCommerce store.

So why not to concentrate on great content on keywords that you know you can rank with no or very very little backlinking done. Because see, if you produce a lot of excellent content, the sheer volume of your posts will give you a lot of visitors - just like outranking Amazon and other big players with premature backlinking would, but without the risk of getting a Google slap.

Exactly, that's the point. Starting from the idea that Amazon has a lot of trust and that it would take a huge job to do penalize it, I would say that it is better to create quality content and be first with this and without affecting the work of others.

I know we are in a black hat forum but if you're for long run you do not need this to overcome Amazon (you can do it faster and better with great link building strategy).

 

[noel58]

 

[splishsplash]

Here's my opinion: You can do that (I've done it) but it's not really necessary. Being in ~top 5 is enough. If Amazon is number one and you're number two or three or four, it's fine. Heck, even top 10 can be enough if you have enough content.

The logic behind this is, the more one builds (very possibly crappy) backlinks, the more reason there is for Google to give him penalty. So why not to concentrate on great content on keywords that you know you can rank with no or very very little backlinking done. Because see, if you produce a lot of excellent content, the sheer volume of your posts will give you a lot of visitors - just like outranking Amazon and other big players with premature backlinking would, but without the risk of getting a Google slap.

And besides, if you publish great content, chances are you'll get some (high quality) backlinks from your visitors. Those will indeed help you get better position in Google, and with less risk of penalty. And combine a lot of high quality content with some quality, dare I say earned, backlinks, and you'll start a snowball effect of visitors rushing to your site sooner or later

I know this is not a popular opinion, but it has worked and is currently working great for me.

Yeah, and another thing to remember is a lot of people are more likely to click on a "GPS Watch Review Site" or "Best GPS Watches for 2015" than they are some product or page on amazon. People know what amazon is and if they wanted it in the first place they would go to amazon and search. So even in 3rd-5th position, when people see your title, description and url, you'll have more of a chance to get the click than a semi-targeted amazon category page

 

[starshomejobs]

this is such a good thread I get emails for every post and read each and post their is so much information that people can gain just from this thread alone. great work argon! Keep it up!

 

[arganrecords]

Yeah, and another thing to remember is a lot of people are more likely to click on a "GPS Watch Review Site" or "Best GPS Watches for 2015" than they are some product or page on amazon. People know what amazon is and if they wanted it in the first place they would go to amazon and search. So even in 3rd-5th position, when people see your title, description and url, you'll have more of a chance to get the click than a semi-targeted amazon category page

This reflection is really interesting! Very often when I do a search and see the sites in the SERP in many cases I already know what I'll find on Amazon (reviews, description of the manufacturer etc), but if I want something more, such as an opinion different from that of Amazon, definitely I click on other results in the SERP!

So it is important to always choose the title and meta description accurately (all can take ispiration from AdWords advertisers that are actually spending money and time to improve and test the best elements to attract clicks!)
I do it for every single article and follow the advice from t0mmy (point 9 and 10 of this guide).

great work argon! Keep it up!

Thanks for your feedback dude but this is the real Argon lol

 

[splishsplash]

Sure, sure, they're all OK metrics. But the "king" is ROI. Everything else doesn't matter IMO if your ROI sucks. You'll use either time or money, so calculating ROI is trivial. If you're putting in your own time, it's easy and smart to calculate hourly rate you're making and think if you're happy with that.

...And I must say, with these Amazon sites I am

Hourly rate isn't a good calculation or indicator for amazon review sites.

They are hands-off automated income once they're up. Any maintenance tasks can be handled by staff. Review sites are more like owning a business than being a freelancer. ROI is a sensible calculation though.

 

[coderseo]

Great man ! I have a question? We want to have good articles for our site but how can we give ideas for copywriter?, they would like to ideas for your articles.

 

[starshomejobs]

Thanks for your feedback dude but this is the real Argon lol[/QUOTE]


LMFAO!!!!!!! I been reading this thread so much and I always see you posting & your name must have been stuck in my head hahaha sorry going back to edit lmfao

***EDIT*** before editing other post lets fix this one first. FIX #1 I have half a brain tonight I will be aiming for my full brain tomorrow.
FIX #2 Great post ***ARGAN****
fix #3 Your name sticks out because its your damn thread lmfao my spelling is of a 6 year old tonight
FIX# 4 I am done posting tonight before I make a fool of myself anymore than I have already.