[Method] Make $1000 a Month With Amazon - Newbie Friendly [Phase 5a Published!]
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insomnijak
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I have a very nice domain with .club extension, very brandable and niche specific. Are there any reasons not to use it?
Reaver
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I was just complaining I am bored and I want to do something else in IM. Then here you come with this.
Meathead1234, are you pewep?
I live in a state where being an Amazon affiliate was impossible because of the laws here. I believe they've been lifted.
So I'll throw my hat in the ring.
Got my niche. Got my domain. Got my site. Bring it on.
Meathead1234, are you pewep?
I live in a state where being an Amazon affiliate was impossible because of the laws here. I believe they've been lifted.
So I'll throw my hat in the ring.
Got my niche. Got my domain. Got my site. Bring it on.
Night Owl2
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I am working on a Project similar to this, Can't wait for Phase 3
rhenardbaltazar
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Great share again! Time to start a site 
vanminh604
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- Oct 28, 2015
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the wait has finally been over. Thank you!!!
luisk
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Ok, I got it. This is newbie friendly, but we all want to know about where we are going to get our customers. Sorry for the hurry but I'm too curious to hold back. A lot of people here always talk about you as a reference in BHW and that makes me more anxious to know about the next steps. Have a great day.
Jesse Custer
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Been waiting for this and looking forward to stage three.
I already have a few affiliate sites but I'm looking to push through to that $1,000 a month (my target when I started).
I would say that it's not always essential to look for higher priced items. The goal should be to get as many people to Amazon as possible and let "Average spend" take over.
For example, I'm doing well with a certain search term where the products are usually between $15 and $30. It's an evergreen niche and the macro-niche is huge. So I've benefited from people going on Amazon and spunking $500 - $1,000 a few times. I would have to perform some research, but I think > 50% of my commissions are from products I don't actually list on the website.
Finally, you say you help people selling websites that make $1,000 per month. As a rough guide, what kind of return would you expect from a website in an evergreen niche that could potentially be expanded quite a bit? I understand it's hard to say, but that's my ultimate goal so it's good for motivation!
Thanks again for the guide.
I already have a few affiliate sites but I'm looking to push through to that $1,000 a month (my target when I started).
I would say that it's not always essential to look for higher priced items. The goal should be to get as many people to Amazon as possible and let "Average spend" take over.
For example, I'm doing well with a certain search term where the products are usually between $15 and $30. It's an evergreen niche and the macro-niche is huge. So I've benefited from people going on Amazon and spunking $500 - $1,000 a few times. I would have to perform some research, but I think > 50% of my commissions are from products I don't actually list on the website.
Finally, you say you help people selling websites that make $1,000 per month. As a rough guide, what kind of return would you expect from a website in an evergreen niche that could potentially be expanded quite a bit? I understand it's hard to say, but that's my ultimate goal so it's good for motivation!
Thanks again for the guide.