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

[xRAYPEST]

Hey guys! I had a quick question - Is there a certain number of 'Amazon Affiliate' links that i should link? Like, i have linked to amazon around 20 times in an article of 1500 words, using pretty links. I link every image, name of the product and also a 'Buy now' button. So, is there any penalty for having soo many outgoing links?

Thank you.

 

[sampo1time]

Traffic is the key to this working. Waiting to see if phase 5 will fill that void.

Meathead, I'm also interested in the method where one would have to invest $1000+ If you have the time.

 

[srb888]

Help anyone?

Disclaimer:

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[RogueAgent]

what timezone is meathead livin in

 

[meathead1234]

what timezone is meathead livin in

I'm in Boston this week. Hoping to get Phase 5 up today but not 100% sure yet as am very busy with my actual business!

 

[Tchanu]

Good thread, Thank you meathead1234!

 

[mazterg]

waiting for the phase 5 its April 8 guys, can't wait,

 

[lalit_burma]

My Question - What do you think on Kitchen Gadgets niche ? Overall (This can cover knifes, grinder, new tools etc)

You requested to ask only one question but this one is optional (I request you to please answer)

What do you think about this theme - http://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/
(Easy to add products)

 

[meathead1234]

What do you think about this theme - http://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/
(Easy to add products)

Looks a bit too professional. Pick something simpler so it's a "personal" blog

 

[RogueAgent]

I'm in Boston this week. Hoping to get Phase 5 up today but not 100% sure yet as am very busy with my actual business!

Well you're about 12 hours behind me then so there is still hope for today
But do when you cna mate, we all have personal lives to take care of. I'm just done with editing two new game play videos for my Youtube and then taking some action on your methods.

For people who say this is simple and nothing new.......this is actionable material for the newbies and what meathead posted in his other thread many years back, had given me one idea which i modified and made around ~$2,500 per month from Amazon without even having a website or blog of my own. That was grey hat though and was never gonna last and so it didn't last for too long but for the 1 year it lasted, it was damn cool and all I had to do was put in 2 - 3 hours of work every week.

So use your mind people, take the concept and modify is as per your own understanding and testing. What meathead will post will make you money, if you ad some twist it will make you even more money.

 

[cooltoad125]

Hey guys! I had a quick question - Is there a certain number of 'Amazon Affiliate' links that i should link? Like, i have linked to amazon around 20 times in an article of 1500 words, using pretty links. I link every image, name of the product and also a 'Buy now' button. So, is there any penalty for having soo many outgoing links?

Thank you.

There is no limitation to the number of outgoing links from your site. You can sprinkle as many affiliate links as you like. Just to be on the safer side I use this Wordpress plugin called no follow all external links: https://wordpress.org/plugins/nofollow-all-external-links/.

 

[bracov]

Disclaimer:

YourSite.ext is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com. Amazon, the Amazon logo, AmazonSupply, and the AmazonSupply logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.

Thanks, but where should i put the disclaimer?
On the bottom of my site, or in a privacy policy page?

 

[Eagle Eye]

Thanks, but where should i put the disclaimer?
On the bottom of my site, or in a privacy policy page?

Meathead has clearly stated to create a PAGE for the disclaimer:


Once you've installed the WP theme you've chosen create the following pages:

- About us/me (this should have your blogger's bio and picture)
- Contact me/us (contact form to your gmail account)
- Disclaimer page stating you are an Amazon affiliate (here's a useful article on this)

So that means you go ahead and create a unique page for said disclaimer....really can't be more simplistic than that bro

 

[bracov]

Meathead has clearly stated to create a PAGE for the disclaimer:


Once you've installed the WP theme you've chosen create the following pages:

- About us/me (this should have your blogger's bio and picture)
- Contact me/us (contact form to your gmail account)
- Disclaimer page stating you are an Amazon affiliate (here's a useful article on this)

So that means you go ahead and create a unique page for said disclaimer....really can't be more simplistic than that bro

Yea but it sounds strange, why should i create a page only for 2 sentences disclaimer? what also should i add on this page?

 

[The Curator]

I found some great keywords for my niche, over 1k no comp (about 10), I also have a list of buyer words (15-30) under 200-1k in search volume with low comp, how should I build my silo article around these?

 

[Eagle Eye]

Yea but it sounds strange, why should i create a page only for 2 sentences disclaimer? what also should i add on this page?

because amazon says you have to do that to comply with their policy

 

[boomstix]

Example policy for those of you that are struggling...

This policy is valid from 9th April 2016.
The goal of this blog is to share my love of (Niche) with the reader. Many hours have been put into the creation of this site and its upkeep and so I have found ways to be compensated. Integrity and trust are important values to me. I only recommend products that I have either personally used or reliable sources have reviewed for me.


(website) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.

(website) also participates in other affiliate programs.


This blog accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions or other forms of compensation.

 

[blackhatsami]

Well, I did some check in semrush and the findings are quite interesting:

Amazon.com in Google.com search (daily average):

whereas Amazon.in in google.co.in searched figure is (daily average):

I don't know how much percent of those traffic numbers are affiliate site originated traffic, and how much are converted into sales, but the images gives the huge difference in the .com against .in sites. Also, imo normally the Indian traffic will not convert as much as the US traffic does, even if the Indian traffic is almost as targeted because chiefly of the buying power of the USD vs the INR. Meathead should be able to put more light on this. Selling point too, a US-oriented Ama aff site should sell easily on site flipping websites, and it has a global interest associated with it than the .in site.

I'm pretty sure that SEM Rush's report are based on monthly averages.

 

[Leith]

Not sure if this has been mentioned anywhere on the thread and I understand that Meathead recommends focusing on AMAZON.COM to begin with before worrying about other markets - but if there is anyone out there who is "dying" to make sure that ALL their traffic (no matter what country it comes from) is going to good use, then I would suggest finding a link localisation plugin on the market (the one I use is Easyazon's).

I've made plenty of extra sales thanks to this plugin/feature and it's something you guys can check out once your traffic starts improving.

 

[elliot100]

Is it just me or there is no method? I really don't understand, the OP says you need to open a website with Amazon products. OK. Whats next? I really don't understand.