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I have been commenting on posts manually and making enough for the time I spend doing that.

Haven't given time to read the updates on this thread.

Is the free license of BuzzBundle enough to make the updated method work?

Please help me with this here.

Thanks in advance for anyone who clears my doubt.
 
No, the free license only shows 30% of your PREVIOUS scraped threads/comments.
You can't scrape for new threads/comments.
 
Weeper said:
No, the free license only shows 30% of your PREVIOUS scraped threads/comments.
You can't scrape for new threads/comments.
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So, I have to purchase it by paying $199? And this method works completely?

I'm okay with that, but just wanted to know if I can use the free one free one to start with.
 
If anybody here is struggling putting their link in Disqus, here's a few fun facts:

They ban IP addresses.
They ban domains.

If you can't comment at all, on anything, your IP is most likely banned as a spammer and you're gonna need a new IP (proxy) - I have a bunch I am testing with right now.

If you can link to other articles/websites, your IP is fine but your domain is banned, you're gonna need a new domain. I am testing various cloaking techniques now to try and get around it.

Once I have a formula for my VA to follow on disqus commenting (which works 100%) I will let people here know.
 
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NoobMoney said:
Posted this ^^ July 7th...special thanks to meathead for pointing out this method. Simple yet effective. Not gonna reveal my niche but as I said there's more niches than just health out there.

Here's what my days look like:

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Do you write review article? or informative article? and what's kind of link of article did you drop? informative or review? I promote health niche but recently have no any sales. Thanks.
 
Besides, IP addresses and domains, pay attention also email address factor (mainly with your own domain name) which you use as your login in Disqus. And also name factor. e.g: you use "weight loss" as your name, it is will detected as spam.

After creating a new account, try to test by leaving a comment without a link first. And wait few hours, to see if a comment get blocked or not.


Freddyjames said:
If anybody here is struggling putting their link in Disqus, here's a few fun facts:

They ban IP addresses.
They ban domains.

If you can't comment at all, on anything, your IP is most likely banned as a spammer and you're gonna need a new IP (proxy) - I have a bunch I am testing with right now.

If you can link to other articles/websites, your IP is fine but your domain is banned, you're gonna need a new domain. I am testing various cloaking techniques now to try and get around it.

Once I have a formula for my VA to follow on disqus commenting (which works 100%) I will let people here know.
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Lorimoney21 said:
Hey meat head great thread!
I took the plunge and bought a domain 2 weeks ago!
At first I did one product and attracted a total of 250 visitors but no one bought.
I then added a second product yesterday (Similar niche) and totaled 400 visitors for my domains by posting everywhere. Is it normal to have 400 visitors but with zero sales?
I am not giving up cause I know it works but not even having one sale is discouraging
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Just an update
managed to bump total visitors from 400-590, but still no sales
Is this normal? not discouraged, just means I have to put more effort in
 
himanuzo said:
Besides, IP addresses and domains, pay attention also email address factor (mainly with your own domain name) which you use as your login in Disqus. And also name factor. e.g: you use "weight loss" as your name, it is will detected as spam.

After creating a new account, try to test by leaving a comment without a link first. And wait few hours, to see if a comment get blocked or not.
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Since I am testing with 30 disqus accounts I think I have all bases covered :)

Lorimoney21 said:
Just an update
managed to bump total visitors from 400-590, but still no sales
Is this normal? not discouraged, just means I have to put more effort in
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I have gone 500 hops without a sale, then had a dozen in the next 500 on many occasions. 500 visitors is nothing.
Hang in there.
 
Freddyjames said:
Since I am testing with 30 disqus accounts I think I have all bases covered :)



I have gone 500 hops without a sale, then had a dozen in the next 500 on many occasions. 500 visitors is nothing.
Hang in there.
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Thanks man glad to hear!
Never giving up, I've just spent the last 2 hours making my website look nicer and commented on a few places
Will wake up early tomorrow and keep hustling
 
Freddyjames said:
Once I have a formula for my VA to follow on disqus commenting (which works 100%) I will let people here know.
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Id be interested in seeing this. I have a plan to use scrapebox to identify comment targets that I can then sort by domain authority, more for an idea of how good the target site is rather than for Seo.

The weak link in my plan is my VA struggling to think of anything to say when leaving (what MUST) be quality comments.
 
Here's a handy buzzbundle hint that I don't think anyone has mentioned - when the streams are done populating you can sort the results according to an estimated reach your comment will achieve.

Why bother commenting on a post nobody is reading? This little trick makes sure the time you spend commenting is well spent and directed at places your comment will actually be read!
 
bizilux said:
Honestly, I couldnt care less... this is BHW, so yeah, lots of people dont play by the rules. I've done far worse stuff in the past than copying few paragraphs and taking some of her pictures ;)
back in the golden FB days when we were spamming it with iPad and UGG boots CPA offers and doing phoney giveaways, I'd consider that a far worse stuff :) (even though it wasnt a big deal, people got charged couple of ? for SMS'es they received, not a big deal, I got scammed in real life with that shit once, I would consider that a bigger offence, real life vs online)

Besides, I wouldnt really call it stealing, since she wasnt at any loss whatsoever, its the same as with pirating the games. atleast thats my opinion, yours may be different.
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Not trying to criticize this strategy on moral grounds, but wouldn't it have been more effective to create original content and have a property that last longer and generate more money in the long run?
 
This kind of gave me an idea, not a totally original one but a decent one. Instead of sending the people too my blog right off the bat I commented on a couple blogs and sent them to my landing page where I collect their emails.

example would be I talk about the weight loss article I read and gave some background on me struggling with my weight and talking about how their are tons of fad diets and stuff like that then drop a link to the lander and say something about how this site has a decent free ebook/newsletter and is a great source to get started.

The ebook would have a basic diet guide or something helpful and the people submit their emails to get it and then are redirected to my diet blog with clickbank product reviews and weight loss articles. Not only do you get the sales still from the traffic going to your blog then clickbank but you also collect their emails and can pitch to them more products and even link to your blog when you have a new product review resulting in more sales.

Im also pretty confident that the people that don't fill out the guide to get something free aren't gonna be interested in paying for something cause they aren't THAT committed to losing weight. I could be wrong but that's how I feel.

left three comments last night and ended up getting 30 new subs pretty quickly.
 
popbradley said:
This kind of gave me an idea, not a totally original one but a decent one. Instead of sending the people too my blog right off the bat I commented on a couple blogs and sent them to my landing page where I collect their emails.

example would be I talk about the weight loss article I read and gave some background on me struggling with my weight and talking about how their are tons of fad diets and stuff like that then drop a link to the lander and say something about how this site has a decent free ebook/newsletter and is a great source to get started.

The ebook would have a basic diet guide or something helpful and the people submit their emails to get it and then are redirected to my diet blog with clickbank product reviews and weight loss articles. Not only do you get the sales still from the traffic going to your blog then clickbank but you also collect their emails and can pitch to them more products and even link to your blog when you have a new product review resulting in more sales.

Im also pretty confident that the people that don't fill out the guide to get something free aren't gonna be interested in paying for something cause they aren't THAT committed to losing weight. I could be wrong but that's how I feel.

left three comments last night and ended up getting 30 new subs pretty quickly.
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Funny you should say that, I'm planning on using the hello bar on my site, it has worked well on my other sites.
 
Is the weight loss niche a bad idea? I'm read the forums and back in 2011 meathead and everyone said it was a bad idea
is it still? or are people having success with it
 
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