Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs
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Freddyjames
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Do a google search for "public domain images" and pick a nice profile pic for your persona. Remember, the more realistic your fake persona looks, the more credibility your comments (and website) will have.
Just realised I sound like Yoda in that last sentence.
scubasteve
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It's no wonder many of ya'll are complaining that this doesn't work. Your websites suck, they look too amateurish, the reviews are really bad, the English and grammar is horrible and to top it all off, you keep copying other people's comments. I just have to laugh at it now. I know, you'll give up when you see the method doesn't work. The method doesn't work *for you* because you have no creativity, no design skills, no command of the written language you are attempting to articulate and apparently no money to pay people that do possess those skills.
just wondering if anyone has experienced this. I posted 1 comment copy/paste for 1.5 hours and got about 200 visitors. I did the same last night and only got like 30...i can only assume my comment didnt stick in places (it was a different comment today). any ideas? or experience with something like this? over an hour of commenting and low visitors?
Danig984
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Like it was said before, the results of the commenting can be very inconsistent. The same amount of comments doesn't guarantee the same amount of visitors and hoops. It all depends mostly on the quality of the results you get in your search for places to post. For example, one good comment on a quality (high traffic) news site or blog, can get you more traffic than 50
comments posted on crappy facebook pages, or low traffic blogs.
williams22443
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Looks good for newbies!! thanks
Digital Marketing
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Great share man, will try it very soon
mhadzer
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A big shoutout to Freddyjames and meathead1234. Learned a lot from these awesome guys. I am a newbie in IM. Had some basic knowledge in SEO but totally clueless on content writing and website building lol! I started reading this a month ago and then come back here every 2-3 days. Absorbed the information here little by little. Yesterday I took action, purchased my own domain and hosting. Build my website on wordpress, although my website is still ugly due to my weak website building skill as I mentioned earlier. Made my own product review that took me an hour to do so. Only 1 unique article so far. I outsourced 4 more articles so I can focus on making my website more attractive and professional. My assignment for tomorrow are study html/css to improve my website and to find blogs where I can comment on. So far I am very happy because I am learning a lot! Hope to got my first sale ever when I start commenting on blogs. 
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bruce.tison
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Facebook Groups are a great source of traffic If done right.
Just thought of an idea...
Make a website in which anybody can post to share experiences with different products. Obviously you would be able to moderate whoever posts and add in your own aff links where applicable. This would create a review type website that would seem less "sales-person-ey", and more of an "honest personal review" type site.
What do you all think of this idea, and if you think it's worth testing, how much programming knowledge do you think would be necessary to achieve it?
Make a website in which anybody can post to share experiences with different products. Obviously you would be able to moderate whoever posts and add in your own aff links where applicable. This would create a review type website that would seem less "sales-person-ey", and more of an "honest personal review" type site.
What do you all think of this idea, and if you think it's worth testing, how much programming knowledge do you think would be necessary to achieve it?
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mohanseenauth
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I tried searching this thread for my question but I didn't find any, and I am pressed for time.
I want to know if it is a good idea to use blog commenting services to post comments on blogs with my link. Or should I just use scrapebox? I also post manually, but school is starting very soon and I won't have time to keep posting comments myself.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
I want to know if it is a good idea to use blog commenting services to post comments on blogs with my link. Or should I just use scrapebox? I also post manually, but school is starting very soon and I won't have time to keep posting comments myself.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
meathead1234
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Why don't you read the whole thread first - questions like this have been answered plenty of times? You're not the only one "pressed for time"...
Soayame
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Well.. it is possible if you could find a way to make scrapebox scrape by the last 24 hours. Its wise to learn the method first, then worry about automating it later.
DigiCyan
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Hey Soayame. Like your avatar. Big fan of Code Geass here as well. I tried PMing you but maybe it got lost with all the PMs you get. I just had a question for you. You say you posted "40 comments", or "100 comments today". With this, do you mean you posted on web blogs or just FB pages and groups? I am asking because I am finding it really hard to post on blogs as it needs to pass "admin moderation" to get posted and the chances of it getting approved are very low. Could you please help me with this? I have begun my own journey thread, built a very good "Money Page" and commenting FB pages randomly. If I could sort out the way to comment the way you do, it would be really awesome. I apologize if you have already said it somewhere here. I went through some of the pages of this thread. But it is very huge and instead of reading everything, I figured out I could save a lot of time commenting elsewhere for visitors.
Thanks in advance.
Soayame
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I dont post on either lol. I post on new sites. I no longer post on blogs and I never posted on FB before even though thats probably a good idea. I dont worry about if the post even goes live as for me 1 comment= 2 UVs atleast for me. So usually if I post 100 comments i will get a sale within the next 72 hours from that day. I wouldnt worry about if they go live. You should focus on posting as many as possible and make sure they are quality.
To help with quality I usually read the title and write my first sentence based on what the title is talking about then the rest of my comment is copy pasted from a document I have that has all of the comments I use based on products. Also I dont really respond to PMs as Im getting way too many and if anyone have any questions its best for everyone to see it so everyone can see the answer.
DigiCyan
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Oh okay that makes sense. Thanks for this. New site means just published new posts from websites right? Though I think I will also continue using FB for traffic. Gives your site a boost. It doesn't convert that much to be honest.