Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

[bellini123]

What is more profitable at first, using affiliate ads or adsense on your niche website?

 

[meathead1234]

What is more profitable at first, using affiliate ads or adsense on your niche website?

Read the post. This is an affiliate site approach.

 

[daewoo45]

Woo hoo, from a recommended product widget I put on the side of my site. Lol.

 

[snakeyes37]

This is saturated for sure.

Not the most thought provoking comment in the world. How can something like this be saturated? There's thousands upon thousands of blogs, websites, forums, you name it on the world wide web. Have you tried this method yourself?

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.

Shouldn't you have had way more sales then just 3 with 920 hops?

Do people actually have success with this shit? too many fucking pointless spammers

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As long as you don't make the same pointless spam comments, then yes you'll have success.

I feel the same as you.I don't want to ruin others lives in an attempt to sell a product and make some cash. However you can try other affiliates like Amazon, Ebay,hosting affiliate etc where you can promote legit products and actually help others. If you still want to use clickbank avoid saturated niches like weight loss ,its not worth your time.

I personally wouldn't bother with Amazon, the commission is so little it isn't worth the time. You can find legitimate things on Click Bank to sell, you just have to weed out the bullshit from everything else.

Here is the exact posting method. If you read the entire thread you would have seen it:

Also, you are overthinking big time. You just make some review posts and then start commenting. It's not supposed to be complicated hence the title of the thread - "Perfect for noobs".

Well there's a little more to it then just making reviews and start posting comments.

Why are you trying to find ways to convince yourself that this method does not work? Because let's be honest, that IS what you are doing - subconsciously trying to find reasons why this doesn't work.

Reading through almost 40 pages so far, it hasn't worked for alot of those that have tried it. Yes, some made a little money with it and some made alot more. But it seems the majority didn't have alot of success with it. Does that mean it doesn't work? No not necessarily, it's just an observation I've made while reading through the thread.

GAlerts have 0 to do with this method any more buddy.

Freddyjames, if I remember correctly I believe you mentioned that you were in the weight loss niche. I find surprising that you're having as much success as you are. Nearly everybody who has attempted this method has tried the same niche with abysmal results. Heck even meathead himself said he wouldn't choose that niche because it's over saturated.

How are you monetizing your website? Click Bank, Amazon, etc?

 

[Freddyjames]

Freddyjames, if I remember correctly I believe you mentioned that you were in the weight loss niche. I find surprising that you're having as much success as you are. Nearly everybody who has attempted this method has tried the same niche with abysmal results. Heck even meathead himself said he wouldn't choose that niche because it's over saturated.

How are you monetizing your website? Click Bank, Amazon, etc?

My first website was in weightloss yes, and so were many more. I now have multiple review sites across several niches and all utilized this method to start with. WL is not difficult - it's actually the easiest imo because there are so many products to choose from. You just have to follow the method, without following the crowd. Have your own style and make your reviews interesting and based on facts, not ridiculous statements a vendor makes. This puts you way ahead of any spammers in the niche, of which there are many.

Basically, be honest. Actually REVIEW the product and give your honest opinion. If a product is shit, say so, give it a 1 star rating then link to your recommended product at the end of your review.

Getting traffic to your site is the easy part, converting that traffic into $ is the hard part - this is the same for all methods of IM imo.

This is why imo most people fail - they just praise everything in the hope they will fool people into clicking their hoplink and buying something. I don't. My most successful website in WL has probably 12 products reviewed, but I only recommend 3. The other 9 have a score of less than 7/10 and I rip a couple of "popular" products with a grav over 100 to shreds.

The key is this: Create informative and interesting reviews, make your content worth reading and be brutally honest. Use a tone that connects to your audience and write in a talkative style - the sales just happen automatically if you do.

As for monetising, CB obviously for the products reviewed, with some ads for cpa offers in banners etc.

Hope that helps.

 

[brainmeeks]

thanks for that last post freddyjames. I suck at writing but if I can just talk and be me I'll be more comfortable.

I started posting yesterday with a WL site of course Im not scared. Ive done direct sales face to face with people. Theres something called law of averages - basically the more people you put the product in front of the more sales you get. its life in general. I've done every part of IM in the past 6 years on and off. What i learned is that if you take a business approach towards this you will be successful. If you are looking for a magic button like most the people who fail at every method you will fall on your face.

Systems dont fail people do. This takes work, consistency and belief that 0 sales + hard work today will one day be =10000. I know i will be extremely successful with this. Its a good proven simple system for build a business online and you learn a lot in the process. Ive bought so many products in the past looking for something special. NONE of it is. a kid could do this.

Quick note: I must suck lol - it takes me an hour to put up 10 post on sites. Even having a list of 5 comments ready. (I did start posting yesterday) is that normal?

I plan to add more quality to my post too.

 

[Darklight21]

I've read the method... but not all these posts. I haven't started yet and I have some ideas about my niche, so I was looking at some products on clickbank. Most of the products seem like scams. I don't want to review scammy products. Any ideas would be appreciated.

 

[snakeyes37]

I've read the method... but not all these posts. I haven't started yet and I have some ideas about my niche, so I was looking at some products on clickbank. Most of the products seem like scams. I don't want to review scammy products. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Not all of them are scams. Like I said before, you just have to go through them and separate the good ones from the bs ones.

 

[Ballchinian]

I'll be adding 1-2 posts a week once this month is finished and rank the site based on those posts along with "xyzproduct review" keywords to automate the process. I have 7 keywords / articles ranked in google already and the organic traffic is starting to trickle through. I will say though that this "sophisticated spam" method hurts ranking in google - I think you get slapped by google after a few weeks when you just keep commenting on blogs/forums with no other form of backlinking. I actually believe if I spent my time posting on web2.0's and spinning articles / bookmarking etc I would be getting double the traffic per day I am now (~600-700 visitors).

It has been a long, tough month - a lot of work involved and it is really boring to just keep posting the same sort of comments over and over again. However, the method is a good place to start and helps move you on to bigger and better things.

I am moving on to other projects now, built two new websites already and have started the process to rank them with more conventional backlinking methods.

All in all it has been an ok journey, although I would have expected way more sales for the effort I have put in. Only had 3 days off this month and worked 12+ hours every day.

I won't hit the 100 target, but I am happy with what has been achieved.

The cost to set this up was $10 for a domain name, I already had hosting. No other money has been spent but the method takes too much from something way more valuable - time.

It is a great method to start though, and if followed correctly will make money 100% guaranteed.

Freddyjames, after reading that from your journey thread I have to say it wasn't very encouraging.

I know you regularly reply to this thread, but are you still doing it yourself?

I do have to agree with you on one thing though, this method does take way too much valuable time in my opinion for such a small return.

 

[Freddyjames]

Freddyjames, after reading that from your journey thread I have to say it wasn't very encouraging.

I know you regularly reply to this thread, but are you still doing it yourself?

I don't do it myself, I have people doing it for me.

 

[daewoo45]

This is awesome lol.

Between adsense / amazon / clickbank i'm making money and haven't done anything in the past couple days as I've been on night shifts.

Autopilot ftw.

 

[Lorimoney21]

I don't do it myself, I have people doing it for me.

Reading page 35 and saw your first sale!
That was years ago and saw you had major success, congrats man
Would you be willing to critique my site if I sent you a pm? or too busy?

 

[brainmeeks]

silly me, just reading back through my freddyjames bible, while posting I never clicked the news tab. I was searching on google organic with the same settings. I kept getting bs sites... Anyway I am on my 35th post now going for a 100.

 

[Ghoro]

I don't do it myself, I have people doing it for me.

Funny enough this was the post I needed to actually give this method ago. I read about this years ago, but was turned off by just how much time it seem you would need to dedicate every day. With time being the greatest limiting factor to just how much you could upscale this.

However I never really thought about the idea of hiring someone else to do this for me. I felt like it was one of those things you could only properly do yourself, but like any real business if you want to scale up, you're going to have to hire people to do some or even most of the work. No matter how much software or tools you have, there's just some things you need an actual person to do.

Of course I'm not going to run out and higher a VA right now, first I need to actually dedicate the time doing it myself to learn all the ins and outs. Things you can only learn through experience, so that I can give a detailed layout to any VA I hire on what exactly to do.

 

[snakeyes37]

I don't do it myself, I have people doing it for me.

There's that old saying that I think applies here. Work smarter, not harder.

However, alot of tweaking and figuring out what works and what doesn't will be required before you can really hire a va to do all of this on your behalf.

And I think that's where most people wont get anywhere with this method. It's just way too time consuming to be honest. As far as the technical stuff is concerned, choosing a niche, setting up a website, writing articles, etc. That stuff is relatively easy. It's the whole commenting part that's a real time eater. And then throw on top of that having to teach a va how to do everything and making absolutely sure that they post valuable comments and not just spamming the heck out of every blog and news site known to mankind.

But speaking of having a va do this. How would you even set that up? How could you be sure that the va is actually posting comments and not just saying they did so they can get paid? I could see alot of abuse with that.

Is it a good idea to hire somebody to write the reviews for you? I'm not really into writing as it's not for me. But I'm thinking it might be a problem because you can't really hire a writer to write a review for a product that they've never actually reviewed before...

There's been some discussion on this thread in the past of just ripping off reviews from others and putting it on your own site. Of course now that might not be ethically sound, but this is Black Hat World afterall. But if your long term goal is to eventually get organic traffic to your website your going to need unique content at some point.

 

[RigorMortis]

Is it a good idea to hire somebody to write the reviews for you? I'm not really into writing as it's not for me. But I'm thinking it might be a problem because you can't really hire a writer to write a review for a product that they've never actually reviewed before...

There's been some discussion on this thread in the past of just ripping off reviews from others and putting it on your own site. Of course now that might not be ethically sound, but this is Black Hat World afterall. But if your long term goal is to eventually get organic traffic to your website your going to need unique content at some point.

I'm not really into writing as it's not for me.

You wrote this didn't you? I'm not sure why it's hard to write reviews following a simple format. You are giving out your personal experience. Pros, and Cons, Introduction, Summary, It's Uses. It's not liking writing a book, a creative piece of work. You just need proper grammar. I have the format layout found in another page.

I'm sure the vendor gives their affiliates a sample product to try out. I'm not sure what Freddy did although. Because it would take time to review weight loss products or programs? Heh, he is probably in good shape after using all of the products. Maybe he did buy the product to try it out.

As far as ripping off reviews, I think the idea is just to research other people's reviews and take the facts. But don't steal the entire thing. Then you write it in your own words.

And also if you think of it as a normal job, then it probably isn't time consuming. Unless you weren't making enough money. Then it is a time waster.

 

[rolas_c]

Freddyjames, how long are your reviews? Should I write 2k words or smth like 500 words is enough?

 

[daewoo45]

Funny enough this was the post I needed to actually give this method ago. I read about this years ago, but was turned off by just how much time it seem you would need to dedicate every day. With time being the greatest limiting factor to just how much you could upscale this.

However I never really thought about the idea of hiring someone else to do this for me. I felt like it was one of those things you could only properly do yourself, but like any real business if you want to scale up, you're going to have to hire people to do some or even most of the work. No matter how much software or tools you have, there's just some things you need an actual person to do.

Of course I'm not going to run out and higher a VA right now, first I need to actually dedicate the time doing it myself to learn all the ins and outs. Things you can only learn through experience, so that I can give a detailed layout to any VA I hire on what exactly to do.

It's not that hard, I just wake up and do my comments with my morning coffee before work.

 

[shadowmyst]

You wrote this didn't you? I'm not sure why it's hard to write reviews following a simple format. You are giving out your personal experience. Pros, and Cons, Introduction, Summary, It's Uses. It's not liking writing a book, a creative piece of work. You just need proper grammar. I have the format layout found in another page.

I'm sure the vendor gives their affiliates a sample product to try out. I'm not sure what Freddy did although. Because it would take time to review weight loss products or programs? Heh, he is probably in good shape after using all of the products. Maybe he did buy the product to try it out.

As far as ripping off reviews, I think the idea is just to research other people's reviews and take the facts. But don't steal the entire thing. Then you write it in your own words.

And also if you think of it as a normal job, then it probably isn't time consuming. Unless you weren't making enough money. Then it is a time waster.

There's a little more to writing a review besides giving your personal opinion on it. You need to be engaging when writing while making sure you don't bore people to death reading it.

If you consider the amount of people that tried this method and got little to no return on it, then to them it probably was a time waster.

 

[PBNSurprise]

This method can actually be fun and enjoyable if you're writing about shit you care about. If you're trying to pick a niche in hopes to get rich quick or bank on niches that naturally have high traffic you'll probably get bored or out competed. Personally I haven't tried this method but one thing that puzzles me is where exactly are you getting the blogs and news sites to comment on? Apparently Buzzbundle doesn't work anymore and last time I tried to generate backlinks by commenting on blogs for an old site I had, almost all the comments needed to be approved before appearing. So I could post 20 comments and have 15 of them pending and not even showing up. Who knows if they got approved or not.

Additionally, it'd be very hard to automate this method. Essentially it's working daily but from home. I personally want to seek out something that can be automated or run on semi auto-pilot. That doesn't discredit this method though. I'm sure it's possible to automate it, perhaps out source by hiring someone or eventually move onto SEO once you have a decent amount of traffic.

That being said, this method has the potential to be fun if you enjoy your niche a lot. And it also can make you good money. Can it make you 100k a year? That I don't know