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

DANG! It turns out there are only 2 active forums in my niche--this is exactly what I was trying to avoid. What's a way around this meathead? I strongly believe it's a great niche.
 
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Hi dude.
Thank you for the post. Can I make a question?
In your example you used Mattresses to earn money.
Anyway, searching Mattresses on google, come out around 10 paid ads and other 10 product ads selled by amazon.
This could be a problem? I don't think I will ever try to use Mattresses as main KW... I'm just curious because this happened even in another niche.
Thank you.
 
DANG! It turns out there are only 2 active forums in my niche--this is exactly what I was trying to avoid. What's a way around this meathead? I strongly believe it's a great niche.

Find similar forums. Think bigger. You are unlikely to find 10 forums about any specific niche using this method - the key is finding places people might be talking about your niche.

E.g mattresses might be:

- mattress forums (won't be many!)
- insomniac forums
- mom forums
- home forums
- medical/back pain forums
 
Here is a thing you can do with forums when you only have a view forums for your niche, find forums that are loosely related to your niche, create two accounts, post a view posts, and please for the love of God don't create that postcount post that we hate here so much, like: "great post" "i am going to do that" also fill out your profile/Bio, you can get a lot of traffic, if you have some good informative posts people will check out your profile, make it all look very real.

Now do that same thing with your second profile, make sure you don't use the same website in your profile :), now when you have two accounts ask a question with one about your niche, wait a day and then answer the question with your second account, make sure that answer is not a 20 words piece with a link but write a informative post about your product that helped you and ad your link to it.

That should solve your problems with not enough forums somewhat, and this is a tedious job that you can outsource easily.

Dave
 
This method is doable if you live outside the Europe?

This method will work if you live on Jupiter, Mars, or Uranus. Doesn't matter where you live, this method will work. My question to you is: How are YOU going to implement it?
 
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Thank you simply.
That's what I am looking for. Anyone has more tips?

How many more tips do you want beyond Phase 1 - 5a? This method is being SPOONFED to noobs and is not totally complete. If this is REALLY what you're looking for, I have a couple of questions for you: Do you have a website yet? Did you do niche research? How about keyword research? Does your website have the "pillar" article? Do you have 3 - 9 post articles linked to from your "pillar" article? Did you engage people on forums and try to generate traffic from there?

Please follow all of those steps and then, look for more tips...such as the traffic tips discussed in Phase 5a. There is no need to increase your post count with silly questions like "Anyone has more tips?" until you put in some actual work first. I'm not trying to flame here...there are too many posts like this. To answer your question, yes...there are more tips. They are coming...you will have to wait until next weekend to hear them.

I may not be Meathead1234 but I will help answer silly, meaningless questions such as this. I hope everyone thanks Meathead for his contributions on this forum and gives him the aknowledgement he deserves.
 
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How many more tips do you want beyond Phase 1 - 5a? This method is being SPOONFED to noobs and is not totally complete. If this is REALLY what you're looking for, I have a couple of questions for you: Do you have a website yet? Did you do niche research? How about keyword research? Does your website have the "pillar" article? Do you have 3 - 9 post articles linked to from your "pillar" article? Did you engage people on forums and try to generate traffic from there?

Please follow all of those steps and then, look for more tips...such as the traffic tips discussed in Phase 5a. There is no need to increase your post count with silly questions like "Anyone has more tips?" until you put in some actual work first. I'm not trying to flame here...there are too many posts like this. To answer your question, yes...there are more tips. They are coming...you will have to wait until next weekend to hear them.

I may not be Meathead1234 but I will help answer silly, meaningless questions such as this. I hope everyone thanks Meathead for his contributions on this forum and gives him the aknowledgement he deserves.

whoa dude, wipe the brown from your nose and try not to sound too much like an unpatient ass. If you don't want to answer the "silly" question, then don't answer it....dude get's labeled a junior member and suddenly thinks he can berate people looking for help...
Here's a tip for the guy asking for it, check out RankXL blog, a lot of good stuff there for setting up an authority blog, content tips etc.
 
Here is a thing you can do with forums when you only have a view forums for your niche, find forums that are loosely related to your niche, create two accounts, post a view posts, and please for the love of God don't create that postcount post that we hate here so much, like: "great post" "i am going to do that" also fill out your profile/Bio, you can get a lot of traffic, if you have some good informative posts people will check out your profile, make it all look very real.

Now do that same thing with your second profile, make sure you don't use the same website in your profile :), now when you have two accounts ask a question with one about your niche, wait a day and then answer the question with your second account, make sure that answer is not a 20 words piece with a link but write a informative post about your product that helped you and ad your link to it.

That should solve your problems with not enough forums somewhat, and this is a tedious job that you can outsource easily.

Dave
Thank you so much! :)
You solve my problem (only one forum in my niche). I FUCK#!!NG LOVE YOU GUYS!
 
sadly amazon doesnt allow affiliates in Colorado for tax reasons and i cant find an alternative, ebay partner network just isnt the same lol
 
sadly amazon doesnt allow affiliates in Colorado for tax reasons and i cant find an alternative, ebay partner network just isnt the same lol

Maybe think about JVing with someone in another state, they create the account, you do the work, share the paypal account...
 
Okay so I've been following this method step-by-step since it got started and mentioned my success a few days back.

Last two days I spent exactly 4 hours each day on forums with multiple accounts and useful posts, this is the result (yesterdays earnings):

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Okay so I've been following this method step-by-step since it got started and mentioned my success a few days back.

Last two days I spent exactly 4 hours each day on forums with multiple accounts and useful posts, this is the result (yesterdays earnings):

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Woah that's awesome! My friend's best day so far has been $80!
 
My main tips for this method:
1) High quality theme (I went with Thrive Themes) for good conversion rate
2) EPIC content - dig into Amazon reviews and see what people find important about the product (size, price, features, whatever)
3) Proper research - are there enough forums? Do people actually buy these things (review count shows this)? And go for $200+ products.
4) Forum replies should be SUPER high-quality. Answer as a true expert and put more than 10 mins in per post. If possible, have a rotation of multiple profiles at each forum.
 
My main tips for this method:
1) High quality theme (I went with Thrive Themes) for good conversion rate
2) EPIC content - dig into Amazon reviews and see what people find important about the product (size, price, features, whatever)
3) Proper research - are there enough forums? Do people actually buy these things (review count shows this)? And go for $200+ products.
4) Forum replies should be SUPER high-quality. Answer as a true expert and put more than 10 mins in per post. If possible, have a rotation of multiple profiles at each forum.

I didn't know that it will go this way, most of my products are between $50 - $100. The forums are being a bit tricky though, I found 12 super targeted forums in my niche, but all the members are already more experienced in that product. Any suggestions what to do?

If for example.. think bhw for internet marketing.
 
I didn't know that it will go this way, most of my products are between $50 - $100. The forums are being a bit tricky though, I found 12 super targeted forums in my niche, but all the members are already more experienced in that product. Any suggestions what to do?

If for example.. think bhw for internet marketing.

There's only one thing you can do when you are stuck in a forum with more experienced members, you interview them aka get their opinion on the latest news/developments, or you curate content in the forum of comparisons, guides, reviews etc.
Answerthepublic is a great place (it has gone viral on this site and other sites last two weeks it seems) to find questions to your niche that you can answer on the forum while asking other more experienced members their take on it.

If the members are real life, ask them for quotes or info you can put in your latest blog post like this thread on another forum where a newer vendor asked forum members for quotes and wrote up a nice blog post about it, getting further shares and building experience on the forum. We all have to start somewhere...
 
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