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When you guys talk about hops are you linking your affiliate Id directly?

I'm actually not worried about my page but even if people click on my page I feel the vendors pages are too long. I wouldn't want to read 10,000 words after I just read a review that convinced me to buy the product
 
I mentioned it here already - i am promoting health and beauty trial offers (a customer gets one sample of weight loss/skin care/muscle/whatever supplement for $5 and you get $40-$50 for that). My EPC with these products is still between $0,8 - $1.

Check my stats for a week 14 days ago -
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- haha, I was really lucky here :)

PM me for the network I am using if interested, I will help you to get accepted, they will just sent email with questions (no phone call), I will tell you answers they want to hear to be accepted...

The PM is just for him? Just curious. Can anyone else ask you?
 
The PM is just for him? Just curious. Can anyone else ask you?

No its not just for him, everybody can ask of course :) Just PM me and I will get you in 100%

They recently launched many new untapped products, testing them right now, some might good for this "commenting" method.
 
Well so far took me a couple of days to extract all 102, now 103 pages of information, how you guys going for pinterest traffic? posting on pins atm, Using google 24HR + news but forums are tough as well and staying away from yahoo answers GA and that buzzbundle, tried forums and get knocked back on tho's, I was reading that make new FB accounts for targeting groups as well is that worth it?
 
I really hope there is not an affiliate link in those pm's Traged.

inb4 he's soliciting PMs because he wants to give an affiliate link to everyone. sneaky sneaky

Please let us know in detail how you get on with this. I can't wait to see how you do with it, as you seem to know so much about this and BTB's FB group posting method.

Not sure if sarcastic but I'm speculating on this method. I've created an amazon affiliate website in the past and it failed because I went in with zero idea on how to generate traffic. I thought that if i keyword stuffed my articles and home page I would be ranked page 1 on google in 1-2 weeks. Then I realized that I had to get backlinks or else I was screwed. This is why I'm kind of surprised that you can generate solid traffic that converts with just commenting around on articles/facebook. Apparently it's working so cool, maybe I'll create another site in the future and make it hyper niche so if I do start to generate backlinks from commenting I have an easier time ranking.

Also, I was speculating on BTB's method as well. The reason I'm able to do that is because I did Inception's method which yielded me very few results. Also because I am cool

Hi everyone. I've been at this for a few days now. I read the whole thread on Thursday, built my first site on Friday and wrote a few review pages. I've got 3 reviews (two positive, one negative) and 2 shorter articles without an affiliate link. I decided to start spreading my link around so I spent a few hours today and yesterday commenting on Facebook and using Freddyjames' google search method. It has been quite tough to generate traffic though; I've commented everywhere I can on every result for "weight loss" and "diet" on the News tab, but my Google Analytics page only shows 63 visitors. My Clickbank analytics is showing that I've got 160 hops though, so I guess there's a mistake there somewhere. My bounce rate is 80% which seems pretty high. I was just wondering if anyone knows what I should be focusing the majority of my time on at this early stage? Should I be posting on weight loss forums? Tweaking my website? Also, I've noticed that people usually see their traffic increase every day in the early stages of their website. Is this simply because they get better at commenting, or is there some sort of snowballing traffic? Thanks for everything in this thread so far by the way. There's an incredible amount of information given out for free that I'm sure you could charge a fortune for.

How are you commenting? If you're leaving spammy hit and run type comments that's probably why the traffic is low, if you're going to do that you need to be commenting at a very high volume to see traffic. Having some kind of reputation where you're commenting will help to.

Generally though you should post everywhere, you didn't mention how often you're commenting. If I were you I'd comment blast hundreds of comments a day, pretty much anywhere to get the word out, perhaps even look into automating this process. I'm not sure if that's how the method was intended to work, but that's how I'd personally try to do it. Sitting down and writing legitimate fresh comments for 50-100 articles a day is really boring for me and I simply don't have time for that. Also, PM me your website and I'll take a look at it and tell you what you need to tweak
 
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inb4 he's soliciting PMs because he wants to give an affiliate link to everyone. sneaky sneaky

Shame on Inb4.

Also..

I was pming a couple of people for some help never got replies tho, just mostly to look at my site if I have missed anything, plugging away atm doing my best to make it happen no sales yet and stuff all traffic. As mentioned above been taking notes and read the whole thread back to front.
 
The only place i can find relevant places to comment is on yahoo answers, if i just search for my keywords on google in the 24 hours frame i only find low quality affiliate products/articles with no where to comment. Will try google alerts today thought
 
I read your thread but still confused or maybe I am dumb and still did not understand that how can I will earn money from my site?

Did you mean I need to create a blog/website and earn money via banner selling or CPA/something or your idea is new?
 
You sign up with clickbank, find a product and write a review. Then put affiliate links in the review.
 
hey all... i think im gonna give this one more shot after my last site got taken down with DMCA strike :D I'm positive i would have gotten a few sales from that at least... So this time im doing it properly, and im paying a writer to write me a made up review of a product, because i just cant be bothered to, im not that great of a writer honestly. And im actually choosing a niche that im interested in, so writing comments and educating myself wont be pain in the ass.

Anyways here is my question. How many words are your best converting pre-sell articles?

Its quite straightforward. Is it 500? 700? 1000? ...

obviously the more words i pick, the more i pay, and it doesn't necessary mean more sales, as we all know. It is only presell afterall.
 
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inb4 he's soliciting PMs because he wants to give an affiliate link to everyone. sneaky sneaky



Not sure if sarcastic but I'm speculating on this method. I've created an amazon affiliate website in the past and it failed because I went in with zero idea on how to generate traffic. I thought that if i keyword stuffed my articles and home page I would be ranked page 1 on google in 1-2 weeks. Then I realized that I had to get backlinks or else I was screwed. This is why I'm kind of surprised that you can generate solid traffic that converts with just commenting around on articles/facebook. Apparently it's working so cool, maybe I'll create another site in the future and make it hyper niche so if I do start to generate backlinks from commenting I have an easier time ranking.

Also, I was speculating on BTB's method as well. The reason I'm able to do that is because I did Inception's method which yielded me very few results. Also because I am cool



How are you commenting? If you're leaving spammy hit and run type comments that's probably why the traffic is low, if you're going to do that you need to be commenting at a very high volume to see traffic. Having some kind of reputation where you're commenting will help to.

Generally though you should post everywhere, you didn't mention how often you're commenting. If I were you I'd comment blast hundreds of comments a day, pretty much anywhere to get the word out, perhaps even look into automating this process. I'm not sure if that's how the method was intended to work, but that's how I'd personally try to do it. Sitting down and writing legitimate fresh comments for 50-100 articles a day is really boring for me and I simply don't have time for that. Also, PM me your website and I'll take a look at it and tell you what you need to tweak

He didn't sound sarcastic to me.
 
hey all... i think im gonna give this one more shot after my last site got taken down with DMCA strike :D I'm positive i would have gotten a few sales from that at least... So this time im doing it properly, and im paying a writer to write me a made up review of a product, because i just cant be bothered to, im not that great of a writer honestly. And im actually choosing a niche that im interested in, so writing comments and educating myself wont be pain in the ass.

Anyways here is my question. How many words are your best converting pre-sell articles?

Its quite straightforward. Is it 500? 700? 1000? ...

obviously the more words i pick, the more i pay, and it doesn't necessary mean more sales, as we all know. It is only presell afterall.

Mine are all around 500. I don't think the length is very important though, depends on the product and how effective its landing page is too.
 
Are any of you actually buying the products your reviewing? I can see some just reviewing them when they haven't actually bought product...
 
Anyone noticed something strange with google facebook search. I set it to past 24h but lately I'm not getting as much results as I did.
And most results are pages that have a post with my keyword but the post is at least a few days old. I'm just not getting a lot of post in the results of the search
as I did, let's say a month ago. And it is happening to me in 2 niches with multiple keywords so it can't be a coincidence.
 
Hi all, So I have been lurking on this site for the past 2 months now and after spending a month reading as much as possible on this forum a started my own amazon affilliate authority site. This thread is the one that gave me the inspiration and the amount I have learnt reading through it has been invaluable.

I started my journey with zero knowledge of coding or website design and no knowledge of how affilliate systems worked. Admittedly I have only been doing his as something to do in my spare time but eventually I hope to make a full time income from this. My site currently has 10 articles and 2 product reviews and my site averages about 50 uniques visitors a day which im happy with considering I haven't actually done any link building yet (focusing on content for the time being) and i have made 2 sales in the last month totalling to $6.24. I'm mostly posting this to encourage other newbies on here that this method does work and if I can do it in my spare time and make money with no link building in place then someone with more time to commit could easily make money from this method.

I'm aiming to have another 5 articles by the weekend and a couple of negative product reviews as I believe it is important to be honest and review useless products as well. After that I will start link building and commenting and see if I can push my site to 200 uniques a day and I am thinking of creating a youtube channel with video reviews linking to my site once I have researched into it some more.

Anyway thank you very much to Meathead for sharing this information, this thread has been an inspiration!
 
Are any of you actually buying the products your reviewing? I can see some just reviewing them when they haven't actually bought product...

You generally ask product owners for a review copy. Much of the time you will be given a copy to actually review.
 
I read your thread but still confused or maybe I am dumb and still did not understand that how can I will earn money from my site?

Did you mean I need to create a blog/website and earn money via banner selling or CPA/something or your idea is new?
If you have really read the thread and you are asking this then yes, you are dumb, maybe even a moron :)
 
You generally ask product owners for a review copy. Much of the time you will be given a copy to actually review.

If your mainly reviewing clickbank products then I'm pretty sure you would have to actually buy it and use it in order to write a review for it. Unless of course your okay with ripping off reviews from other sites.
 
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