[Method] Make $1000 a Month With Amazon - Newbie Friendly [Phase 5a Published!]

[HeavaZ]

Great Share... I tried your last method. It worked great. made around $900 in very first month. But unfortunately as Amazon only do direct deposits to US residents. They paid me with check. I waited for 2 months but never received it. So I moved to others things... I wish i could find a way to get paid.

This worries me....

 

[mikamartins]

Great Share... I tried your last method. It worked great. made around $900 in very first month. But unfortunately as Amazon only do direct deposits to US residents. They paid me with check. I waited for 2 months but never received it. So I moved to others things... I wish i could find a way to get paid.

are you outside usa?
you can get paid.via payoneer, you can create an account on that website and then request to be paid via direct deposit through your payoneer account, it takes 2 months to get the funds tho

 

[Alacrity Digital]

are you outside usa?
you can get paid.via payoneer, you can create an account on that website and then request to be paid via direct deposit through your payoneer account, it takes 2 months to get the funds tho

I wish I thought of that months ago... thanks for this.

 

[herzit]

incredible work.

Looking forward for the next part. Learning never stops and amazon niche sites are just HOT as f***.

Regards

 

[backontrack]

Waiting for Phase 4, I am taking this guide serious and really appreciate the effort Meathead

 

[Designerdude13]

WOOT! Phases 1 and 2 complete! Phase 3 is in the works! I just outsourced my main article for my sexy keyword. I think I'll dust off my Ultimate Niche Finder software to find LSI keywords.

 

[Salexes]

When will phase 4 be there ?

 

[ZeroMeth]

I failed at IM 5 years ago, I'm trying it again. I'll try to be consistent this time.

Done with phase 3, excited about the traffic source phase.

 

[ceo10kadayy]

I chose a difficult niche in your last thread so I'll be excited to see the rest of the steps and give one of your methods another try with a different niche. I appreciate the effort members like you put in to make these step by step methods.

 

[FIREBOSS]

Quick one

Will EMD work with this

answer me pls someone

 

[nimdekvan]

I just built my amazon site but decided not to go with a review style, I go with an ecomm style which will let people add products to the cart and when they click checkout they will be redirected to amazon.com

I have content up to around 6000-7000 words for now but it is not in the category page it is in a blog post.
www.example.com/blog/whateverpost/

If I want to rank a keyword for category page (since it is an ecomm style) how should I do it?
(Adding an article to a category page is a good idea? Will it look weird in the eye of customers ? like what the heck is this 10k words before the products)

 

[JuteuxJutras]

Got my host, got my website, I waiting for the following instruction.

Thank you!! First time trying something from this forum.

 

[jinsandy]

great to see how this will turn out.

 

[ProFamous]

Really loving this guide. Nice and detailed and I am sure will be profitable for many. Always have wanted to monetize using Amazon Affiliates, I think I'll start now. Looking forward to phase 4! Thanks Meathead for all your guidance!!!

 

[mrankin]

answer me pls someone

An EMD if fine, but not necessary to be successful. IMO Google isn't putting as much emphasis on EMD's as it used to. As per the OP's earlier post it'd be easier to go with some sort of adjective along with your niche like <niche>expert.com or <niche>pro.com use your imagination a little. Google will rank primarily on content and also on links to the site. You could be just as successful if you have a brand domain that means nothing - buyersinc.com or whatever.

 

[Jasonlf]

answer me pls someone

Post #115... EMD not required.

 

[iamsolo]

Meathead1234,
I choose a niche, but the problem is products in sub-niche are low-value items around $20 - 30 only. Is it worth of my time or I should choose another niche?

 

[Ikey Solo]

Meathead1234,
I choose a niche, but the problem is products in sub-niche are low-value items around $20 - 30 only. Is it worth of my time or I should choose another niche?

I also had this question. If I understand correctly, Amazon will pay commission on all products bought within 24hrs of you sending them to the site through your affiliate link. Whilst it would be good to get your visitor to buy a high ticket item, is it not just as desirable to be the one that sent them to Amazon through any priced link and hope that they are tempted to buy when they get to Amazon? What I mean is, if they see a high ticket item on my site, they may just pass by if it's out of their price range, however a lower priced item may just get them to click through. Is this a good or bad way to think?

 

[draikonz1]

As far as lower ticket items go, you will need to convert sales in much higher quantities in order to match a high ticket item.

for a $500 ticket item at 8% would commission you $40.00
for a $30 ticket item at 8% would commission you $2.40

The purpose of this thread as far as I understand up to phase 3 is to sell a lower number of high ticket items to be able to reach that 1k mark a month.
Do the math between high ticket and small ticket items and you'll see how much more you will need to convert in order to reach that goal.

Theoretically if you convert enough people or the market is big enough for the numbers to add up then it's the same... but assuming you pick a niche that naturally sells high ticket items and a market that's looking specifically for those items then sales & conversions will be more plausible making it more likely to reach that 1k goal.

Do correct me if i'm wrong. I'm still relatively new to this forum

 

[kael123]

I am working on step 3 - but I m kinda worried about competition