SOCOM
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You're trying to represent a person, while a newspaper tends to represent a company.
[Method] Make $1000 a Month With Amazon - Newbie Friendly [Phase 5a Published!]
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You're trying to represent a person, while a newspaper tends to represent a company.
UptonGoodwin
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But you would have to sell 31+ items to get that $3.25, thus if you are getting 6.5% you probably did okay for yourself. And it's really EASY to sell stuff off of Amazon, like all you have to do is get people to get the 24 hour cookie from clicking your affiliate link and you'll make sales and get money.
SOCOM
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It depends on the niche and what method MeatHead1234 is giving us to get traffic but I'm not sure someone here would be getting 7% any time soon. I'd rather go for the $100 average over $50 is all I'm saying.
collegeguys4
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the news theme is really just a layout. I am not trying to do a newspaper.
I just prefer the look of a site like BuzzFeed over that of a plain old blog.
I guess the question is, can a nice looking theme still work with this method?
meathead1234
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Possibly - but I've always stuck with a basic looking theme. No reason why you can't have a "nice" blog but if it looks too professional it's more difficult to market using the strategies I'll discuss later.
Soayame
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Wow this guy is amazing! I never heard of him. He reminds of the Jim RohnMeathead, do you concur?
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seomarketing10
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Great method, now to work hard 
Mind sharing the seller thread here on BHW!
BlackFrost
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For future reference you can go through people's profiles to check out where else they've posted but it would appear this is the service he's using:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ervice-cheap-best-quality-19.html#post8789486
Hi!
I'm reading your post with great interest! I've tried to make a few website, but without luck. (Or maybe it was without enough effort?)
Now I'm building a new site following your method. And I have a few questions:
I've found a niche. But after I've worked a little bit with it I've found out that my website can be so much bigger and offer reviews of several related products. I'm not going to blow my niche so let's say I'm starting a website in the tools niche. Carpenter tools.
So I've chosen to write about "Laser Levels". I can easily create 3-7 articles about this. But since my "blogger" is a carpenter, he knows a lot more and want to write about other products as well. For example "Table Saw" and "Tool Cabinets". All these products are not necessarily used together or are related, but as a carpenter my blogger uses all of them. And he knows which brand that is best wich you should choose of course!
Should I expand the website to become a more "authority site" with several categories of reviews or should I create individual websites for each product?
If I should create several websites I'm thinking it would be wise to use the same "blogger". And then make the websites link to each other, and be open about that my "blogger" owns everyone of these sites.
I'm looking forward to read your response!
I'm reading your post with great interest! I've tried to make a few website, but without luck. (Or maybe it was without enough effort?
)Now I'm building a new site following your method. And I have a few questions:
I've found a niche. But after I've worked a little bit with it I've found out that my website can be so much bigger and offer reviews of several related products. I'm not going to blow my niche so let's say I'm starting a website in the tools niche. Carpenter tools.
So I've chosen to write about "Laser Levels". I can easily create 3-7 articles about this. But since my "blogger" is a carpenter, he knows a lot more and want to write about other products as well. For example "Table Saw" and "Tool Cabinets". All these products are not necessarily used together or are related, but as a carpenter my blogger uses all of them. And he knows which brand that is best wich you should choose of course!
Should I expand the website to become a more "authority site" with several categories of reviews or should I create individual websites for each product?
If I should create several websites I'm thinking it would be wise to use the same "blogger". And then make the websites link to each other, and be open about that my "blogger" owns everyone of these sites.
I'm looking forward to read your response!
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UptonGoodwin
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Mentioning the price itself isn't against Amazon TOS, listing the incorrect or outdated price is against Amazon TOS and will get you banned.
Xalion
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Yep. There's where I got my article. Oustanding content for the price. A no-brainer.
sammyd
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It is not against TOS. You have to show the current time with the price to prove the price is current. There are plugins that do this
LJ Junior
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- My articles are delivered. Very neat and straight to the point.
- Installed all the mandatory plugins.
- Added all the articles with On-page SEO. Just used Google keywords tool. Nothing fancy!
- Linked all articles (Anchor text) to front page master article.
Will be driving some traffic from social media, mean while..
- Installed all the mandatory plugins.
- Added all the articles with On-page SEO. Just used Google keywords tool. Nothing fancy!
- Linked all articles (Anchor text) to front page master article.
Will be driving some traffic from social media, mean while..
