Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

Another thing; even if you knew the exact "sweet spot", best niche, best site layout etc, according to one or two people, you would probably find that it works out completely different for you anyway. You could probably promote a product with any gravity and do well, providing it converts. Nothing is set in stone.

There was even someone in this thread who's wife put up some crappy blogger review site with one review and made money. You need to try things out and see what works for you. Meathead is one of the most reputable guys on the entire forum, so it's pretty obvious that this works.
 
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@Freddyjames, every time you post something, I get goosebumps, especially on BTB or this threads

I have had success with BTB method, but this I'm still confused after reading many times.

Is it really a need to have buzzbundle to be successful with this method?
 
Buzzbundle lost the ability to update Facebook threads a few months ago. I think this is because of Facebook changes regards them limiting keyword searches. There is a noticeable drop in how many FB results you now get during a 24 hr period doing a Gsearch aswell.

It's a shame because FB used to be able to drive huge amounts of traffic using BB and G searches, however it didn't really convert that well so no massive loss.

Buzzbundle is good for using for Forums, G circles, Twitter etc though so has it's benefits. I do not use it anymore though, I tend to try and simplify everyting as much as possible so a chimp could do what is required of me.
 
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Very possible to make over $100 a per day
This guy on bodybuilding forum recently just made $2000 in two weeks and he started only 4-5 months ago. He knows a good niche a is very good at what he does. He started like us not knowing anything

He knew something different . don't quite know what. I watched him in another one of his threads (before meathead. It was the 10,000 a month or day method inspired by someone here) and he was able to procure results pretty quickly then. Seems like he's pretty familiar with blackhat methods too because I remember reading previous threads from him where he'd do sketchy chit. He has knowledge of internet marketing regardless of what he says

If it were THAt easy to make money online , everybody in the world would be doing it. I realize there's a lot that do but I think most people probably give up when they find out its not easy
 
Is it better to read all 100 pages before attempting this method
or
Attempt this method and read the forums and learn as you go

Only read 10 pages but since I actually created a website and tried selling some products, it gave me a good idea of what problems I will run into and how things will work.
Going to try and read the whole forum before sunday then apply everything I know into making my first sale
 
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Sometimes I end up at articles that other people have spammed the hell out of already and their comments are just hilariously bad.
 
Buzzbundle lost the ability to update Facebook threads a few months ago. I think this is because of Facebook changes regards them limiting keyword searches. There is a noticeable drop in how many FB results you now get during a 24 hr period doing a Gsearch aswell.

It's a shame because FB used to be able to drive huge amounts of traffic using BB and G searches, however it didn't really convert that well so no massive loss.

Buzzbundle is good for using for Forums, G circles, Twitter etc though so has it's benefits. I do not use it anymore though, I tend to try and simplify everyting as much as possible so a chimp could do what is required of me.

I assume you just manually search Google now for sites to drop comments? I'm also a believer that it's best to keep things simple.
 
Alright, I'm taking your advice, guys. I read pages 15-30 today.

I learned somethings, I tried to organize tips into separate rtf documents. One about making websites (top quality comments), another how to post comments, avoid being banned, how to make sure it doesn't look like spam. There seem to be a lot a complaints about this one.

There have been very few tips on domain names. I have one made up based on the tip anyways, very short. Seems to cover the niche I want to target, just the sub niche.

Although after reading the pages. No one has made a remark on that specific niche I'm trying to do. (Software). Weight loss and diet, were the most frowned upon. But a little disagreement there now and then. The disagreement was that if you do it you have to know what you are doing. And low conversion rates but a lot of traffic.

It would seem there isn't a lot of physical products on click bank.


I guess I'm on the right track. Even if I fail it's just $10. I already payed for hosting for something unrelated to this a while back. I'm little worried about software as in there are so many websites that dominate the competition. I guess we are targeting people that don't do thorough research, they just will see a link as a quick result. Go to my review site and just pick it if I convince them.
 
I think the key is finding a good product that converts with a gravity between 10-40, I would stay away from weight loss products etc... just too much saturation in the market!! I've had great success with his method, it does work you just gotta find a good product!!
 
I think the key is finding a good product that converts with a gravity between 10-40, I would stay away from weight loss products etc... just too much saturation in the market!! I've had great success with his method, it does work you just gotta find a good product!!

Yeah, also I have to learn how to search and make sure I can post enough comments for the niche I chose. Otherwise it ruins this entire setup, so I'm not going to rush into it. I'm beginning to think the software products is a bad niche. Well, in particular to a couple or 2 products that come up. I'm running the google search, not much comes up. Last 24 hours and relevance.

I haven't used all of the tools and methods for searching yet. I need to be thorough. Not sure yet.

Also, I might be over analyzing this but "reviews" in the domain name sounds a little too obvious or lame. I really wonder if that in the domain has worked with this method. They got to know it's a review site. Is this truly a 100% must? I apologize if this is answered already. I'm just really hung up on it, my brain can't get past it. Again, I'm not trying to do everything perfect. I'm 77% sure it doesn't matter.
 
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Don't use a niche that is too popular: making money, diets, workout etc. Find something that is unique and that YOU find interesting. That will help you write great content related to your niche and will make commenting on blogs, news articles... MUCH easier. Come on guys you're capable to succeed just like all other successful IT marketers.
 
Don't use a niche that is too popular: making money, diets, workout etc. Find something that is unique and that YOU find interesting. That will help you write great content related to your niche and will make commenting on blogs, news articles... MUCH easier. Come on guys you're capable to succeed just like all other successful IT marketers.
Yes! That's the right idea, find a good product with low gravity
 
lol dam but whatever someone buys you get commision off of not just the product you had on your site
 
Also, I might be over analyzing this but "reviews" in the domain name sounds a little too obvious or lame. I really wonder if that in the domain has worked with this method. They got to know it's a review site. Is this truly a 100% must?

No, it isn't a must, but you have to make it clear that it's a review. So the title and URL (not necessarily the domain name) should say just that.
 
A week, 920 hops and 3 sales later i conclude that the method works just fine. Some real money can be made here if you're persistent. Twisting the method towards automation is almost a must in the long run, either that or outsourcing. Even without link building for two days the traffic keeps pouring in.
 
A week, 920 hops and 3 sales later i conclude that the method works just fine. Some real money can be made here if you're persistent. Twisting the method towards automation is almost a must in the long run, either that or outsourcing. Even without link building for two days the traffic keeps pouring in.

I'll chime in as well. Tried this method early in the year, abandoned it for a while due to other projects, saw the thread again on friday and started posting comments back to the site on saturday.

Results:

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I'm sure it was a fluke, but this stuff works.

Details:

- used the exact google search method by freddy james, adjusting time to 24 hours, and relevance instead of date.
- posted on news sites only, with FB Comment plugin/ disqus

I made sure the comments were high quality and relevant to the article.

How do I know they're high quality?
1 - people upvote the comments
2 - people comment on my comments

If your comments get upvotes and invite discussion it will be easier for the sites to approve them.

I linked straight to the product review, not the homepage.

Next up, find the time to do yt vids, facebook groups, etc. There's gold in them hills!
 
that's pretty good i'm impressed
Nah - they don't moderate every comment. The site is as big though.

ps: As is the case with all big news articles, the article spread to just about every other news magazine and blog within the niche on the internet. I spent last night just pasting the original comment onto every other similar article I could find. I have sold over 20 ebooks in the last 18 hours, profiting over $600.
 
What the heck? I was playing around with BuzzBundle, and after doing search queries on various niches. It turns out I'm now IP restricted from facebook
No account signed up or anything. Fair warning if you are using BuzzBundle using facebook. I guess they consider that abusive behavior.

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