Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

[meathead1234]

Total BS - commenting on blogs to 6 figures a year, LMAO.

There are lots of people in this thread who have been making $100+ a day - and they are not associated with me at all (which is the title of the thread). I used an example of a site I sold for 6 figures that used this method too with a screenshot. What is bullshit about that?

 

[Freddyjames]

Total BS - commenting on blogs to 6 figures a year, LMAO.

You're absolutely correct. Your comment is abviously based on a lot of experience and you've read all 100+ pages, as nobody has made $100 a day with it. Thanks for pointing out that this method is total BS, as nobody here has made any decent money with the method, least of all me.

I suggest you now move on to a different thread and impart your obvious wisdom and experience upon it, I suggest this thread by BTB is worth you investigating further, I hear that's all BS too!

 

[dreinz]

Hey FreddyJames,

This question is for you or Meathead.

1) You mentioned you have several niche website. Why not just focus on 1 Review Website and turn it into An Authority Website and Eventually maybe into a Membership Website? How are you an expert in all these different niches?

2) Content Generation
- What would be the best method for creating reviews / articles.
- Would you recommend going on Amazon and see which product sells the most (then write a unique review on it)?
- Researching forums too see what hot topics are being talked about and then create an impartial article about it?
- Would you recommend mixing general based articles like "10 Tips for Beginners" (based on something popular in forums) with reviews?

Thanks for your help. Very grateful!

 

[dadzor]

I've been reading maybe like 50-60 pages, i'll go through the rest as well. I can see that over the years many people had at least a few sales ... others were having sales on a more regular basis.
The method can work if done well and if you're working hard at it ... this has been proven by many people so far.

As we approach the end of 2015 I can say the internet in general is still working hard on closing the doors on Internet Marketers who are spamming links, because there are so many of us now. Big old Facebook says no more ... we know how it's like with disqus, with moderators of forums and blogs being sick of people just spamming their money links. So now you'll have a tougher and tougher time to get your posts to stick .. somewhere, but there will always be cracks to find, places to exploit.

You have to be relentless, don't let yourself discouraged and affected by getting banned, ghosted, blocked, deleted, called a spammer. And honestly try to sound like a legitimate person that just wants to help people not like the everday spammer.

You also need to evolve I'd say... meaning make a youtube channel on your niche maybe ( don't forget you can also upload on daily motion, vimeo .. who knows how many of these are ) .Find some good keywords rank the videos as much as you can ... try to use twitter .. instagram ... pintrest .. etc even facebook can be used to some extent.

My point is that you need to use every weapon in your arsenal ... get as much traffic as possible from everything because we don't live in that era of the internet where people were just posting links everywhere without any worries.

I've been making ... well not that much money with CPA ... I don't want to do blackhat anymore, I like this idea a lot more. I'm going to give all I got and I'll post feedbacks of my journey.

Again guys ... it's not something that can't work ... you have a website you monetize it with affiliate links to someone elses product .. you get traffic and then you pray it converts into money ... but it's not all luck .. it's also how good you are at preselling the product. Getting traffic is the hardest part ... but if you put work into it you'll keep getting traffic and you'll keep making money ... the concept is simple and it works.

 

[Freddyjames]

Hey FreddyJames,

This question is for you or Meathead.

1) You mentioned you have several niche website. Why not just focus on 1 Review Website and turn it into An Authority Website and Eventually maybe into a Membership Website? How are you an expert in all these different niches?

You can go either way on that. If I had my time again I would probably have created one website for each category rather than niche, but it really doesn't matter. One of my "niche" review websites has over 50 pages of content now, so it's not like a smaller review site is small.
As for an "expert", I wouldn't say that I'm that, however if you spend 1 month researching a subject you'll find you know more than the average bear about any subject quite quickly.

2) Content Generation
- What would be the best method for creating reviews / articles.
- Would you recommend going on Amazon and see which product sells the most (then write a unique review on it)?
- Researching forums too see what hot topics are being talked about and then create an impartial article about it?
- Would you recommend mixing general based articles like "10 Tips for Beginners" (based on something popular in forums) with reviews?

Thanks for your help. Very grateful!

This is easy: The best way for creating reviews for CB products is to:

1: Get your hands on the product
2: Review it!

You can go down other routes of course and cobble-together other people's work, or read a few other reviews and write something similar, but doing it yourself is best. Doing this you can add your own style and quirks.
I personally stay away from Amazon, not just because 4-8% commission is low, but because I pay more tax in the UK each year than they do, which I believe is a piss-take considering the amount of money they make here so flat-out refuse to help fund the evil monster. This method does work with Amazon though, as I know others are doing well with it.

Adding general articles to your site helps with organic traffic down the road, and also helps with reader-trust, just make sure you do good seo/kw research, however:

No amount of organic traffic you will get from articles like that will come close to what you can get immediately through social media marketing. I spent 3 years writing "filler" articles for my sites like these and the traffic they have brought in is just not worth the time. Now articles like these are just there to pad a niche site's content and give it an air of authority should readers want to browse it, which rarely happens, and I concentrate on building pages that make money and directing traffic to them.

I suggest you concentrate on the important things to begin with: Review articles. Review as many as possible and don't stop promoting them, as they are where the $ will come from.

Additionally;

FB and Disqus have moved the goalposts recently with algo changes, but as the guy above mentioned, there's always a way around them. You just have to be creative and realise that their algorithms are based in mathematics. Unique comments will always get through, it is easy to set up multiple sites to redirect to your money site so it appears you are not just linking to one site over and over and it is quite easy to spend a day working with a spinner to make uniqueness of comments high.

The days of copy/pasting one comment everywhere are coming to an end. Anybody doing this now is going to have a hard time with bans/ghosting etc. If you try pasting one comment on disqus platforms now, you'll get banned and marked as spam within 10 comments - however there are plenty of ways around this.

If you're willing to put in the hard graft with this, the rewards are very fruitful. On the flip side, if you're lazy and take the path of least resistance you're going to most likely fail. I still read this thread every day and for the most part when somebody says they are going to try it and updates what they are doing here, I can tell immediately whether they will make money or not.

This method for me is now totally hands off and if I ever get the time, I'll scale it up with additional VA's commenting with unique comments for multiple websites. IMO this should always be the aim when starting this method, or indeed embarking on any way to make money - you MUST have a plan to ultimately get the method to work for you, not the other way around.

 

[zuntah]

Thank you.
Looks promising..

 

[Isaxmx]

I don't even think that leaving spammy comments is a good thing even if you COULD. because when I read spammy comments I certainly do not click on the link so you may leave more comments but its gonna be a waste. If you don't leave as many comments but it's in a more personalized way, people will tend to click on it. Also the blogs will keep your comments. Me on my side I haven't had a new sale so I have no idea if the second week is to early to tell, but I think my product has a too high gravity, but at the same time I had my first sale after 86 hops (which is considered good, not great) so I'm a bit confused lol. I'll keep updating here sometimes because I think it helps and motivates others.

 

[dreinz]

Test test test test

 

[dreinz]

-> "You can go either way on that. If I had my time again I would probably have created one website for each category rather than niche, but it really doesn't matter. One of my "niche" review websites has over 50 pages of content now, so it's not like a smaller review site is small."

- So for instance, electronics, you would have created multiple categories for this like "Camera, Laptops, Accessories" and do reviews on each category on that 1 website?

->"No amount of organic traffic you will get from articles like that will come close to what you can get immediately through social media marketing."

- Which social media websites do you find lead to the highest number of conversions?

 

[Freddyjames]

-> "You can go either way on that. If I had my time again I would probably have created one website for each category rather than niche, but it really doesn't matter. One of my "niche" review websites has over 50 pages of content now, so it's not like a smaller review site is small."

- So for instance, electronics, you would have created multiple categories for this like "Camera, Laptops, Accessories" and do reviews on each category on that 1 website?

Yup. For stuff like electronics a site with different categories would be the way I would go.

I did in the past create niche sites for stuff like Vitiligo, however it would be better (imo) to just create a health related site and have that in a category on its own.

->"No amount of organic traffic you will get from articles like that will come close to what you can get immediately through social media marketing."

- Which social media websites do you find lead to the highest number of conversions?

That totally depends on the amount of links. I currently spend most of my time on FB, however I know that Pinterest converts extremely well, and I hear good things about Instagram although I have not branched into that as yet.

Twitter in my experience is the worst converting. Others may disagree on that for different methods, but in my experience it does not do well with reviews.

 

[dreinz]

"FB and Disqus have moved the goalposts recently with algo changes, but as the guy above mentioned, there's always a way around them. You just have to be creative and realise that their algorithms are based in mathematics. Unique comments will always get through, it is easy to set up multiple sites to redirect to your money site so it appears you are not just linking to one site over and over and it is quite easy to spend a day working with a spinner to make uniqueness of comments high."

 

[dreinz]

- So, you recommend buying multiple domain names like .info, etc.. and alternate / redirect those when posting on blogs / forums?

 

[dreinz]

- Do you have to create a Wordpress blog for each domain name you purchase? Or just redirect to your money site?

 

[Freddyjames]

- So, you recommend buying multiple domain names like .info, etc.. and alternate / redirect those when posting on blogs / forums?

- Do you have to create a Wordpress blog for each domain name you purchase? Or just redirect to your money site?

No, you're getting ahead of yourself, don't try and run before you can walk.

What I advise is you follow the method Meathead outlines in the OP, and send traffic to it with unique comments just as he suggests. Spamming the same link over and over does not work well in the first place, and secondly will get your IP banned and run into problems fast.

Once you have done that for a while and had success, you will have a ton of info as to what works and what does not. Only then can you move on to more advanced methods, and learn how to scale the process up and have it hands-off.

Be careful not to try and ask for the ins-and-outs of the workings of a doorknob, just turn the handle and walk through the door.

 

[dreinz]

- Do you make your VA read about your niche for 1 month before they start posting unique comments or are they just reading the articles/forum discussion posts and doing basic google research before posting?

 

[seozeus]

This is reminding me about Google Sniper's days where you make many tiny websites, get them rank high and earn money.

 

[cametocollect]

Hey guys! I'm new here. Just want to say thank you to meathead!! Looking forward to trying out this method and learning more on this site! Cheers!

 

[WhitePassion]

Can't believe this thread is close to a million views.

A true gem!

 

[Isaxmx]

Little update, I changed the design of my website. I had my first sale but none after and I think it's because I was only promoting 1 product on a landing page to get emails at the same time. worked very well with emails but no sale so now I did it the "classic" way. It's a pure review site, more personal, with just 2 products for the moment (I will add more and more) and I still collect emails haha (for long term). Hope this time it will work for sales.

 

[dietsbest]

Its worth a try ... Thanks for sharing.