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

[dlyhai]

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 have a question. If you seed same domian as well as same links on the one forums several times, the moderator will surely look at it, Don't he think it is spam? and block your account.

 

[saladino2004]

Please meathead check my PM it's very important for me.

 

[beingink]

I think I will take a step back and go a bit broader when selecting forums. So far the forums I found were super targeted, its a very passionate niche and so people know about it a lot. It's like coming to bhw and trying to trick them.

I will find 10 forums in a broader niche and create 2 accounts on each, One will be used to ask the question and the other will be used to answer it with a good informative reply. The reply account will be created and aged and posted from for a week.

I might not get the sales of the product but maybe I will get other sales and get some momentum going. Do you think this is a good idea? or should I stick with super targeted forums?

 

[3bisu]

I think I will take a step back and go a bit broader when selecting forums. So far the forums I found were super targeted, its a very passionate niche and so people know about it a lot. It's like coming to bhw and trying to trick them.

I will find 10 forums in a broader niche and create 2 accounts on each, One will be used to ask the question and the other will be used to answer it with a good informative reply. The reply account will be created and aged and posted from for a week.

I might not get the sales of the product but maybe I will get other sales and get some momentum going. Do you think this is a good idea? or should I stick with super targeted forums?

I was in the same boat as you, this forum was full of professional/fans of those product that they knew everything. It was impossible to ask/reply anything

 

[beingink]

I was in the same boat as you, this forum was full of professional/fans of those product that they knew everything. It was impossible to ask/reply anything

Did you also go for the broader niche?

 

[JokerSEO]

70,000 views in just under 3 weeks. Wow.

 

[3bisu]

Did you also go for the broader niche?

I gave up honestly but it was for an ecommerce site

 

[Interloper1]

Hello guys, one question... When you post the link to the forums, do you use the affiliate link to amazon or the post on your website? Thank you very much

 

[collegeguys4]

I think I will take a step back and go a bit broader when selecting forums. So far the forums I found were super targeted, its a very passionate niche and so people know about it a lot. It's like coming to bhw and trying to trick them.

I will find 10 forums in a broader niche and create 2 accounts on each, One will be used to ask the question and the other will be used to answer it with a good informative reply. The reply account will be created and aged and posted from for a week.

I might not get the sales of the product but maybe I will get other sales and get some momentum going. Do you think this is a good idea? or should I stick with super targeted forums?

I was thinking the same idea, I saw this twist in another post.

I think an account aged only one week is going to look a little suspicious.

 

[3bisu]

Hello guys, one question... When you post the link to the forums, do you use the affiliate link to amazon or the post on your website? Thank you very much

Yo should post your website/article

 

[whiteblackseo]

meathead never heard back about that idea I sent to you via PM?

 

[FIREBOSS]

So you guys tell if i live in outside USA amazon not work for us? I mean we can get the payment?

 

[UptonGoodwin]

Hello guys, one question... When you post the link to the forums, do you use the affiliate link to amazon or the post on your website? Thank you very much

If you post your amazon affiliate link on a bunch of forums, you'll likeky end up geting banned, so post the link to your website!

 

[srb888]

So you guys tell if i live in outside USA amazon not work for us? I mean we can get the payment?

We never said that... that's the answer of your second question.

jk

Don't be afraid. Amazon is not exclusively North American in that matter. Amazon works for everybody but the speed of getting paid, for whatever reasons, varies. (I don't know which countries are not served by Amazon affiliate program).

 

[Xalion]

Well.. I'm all set. Nice website, nice articles, all-season products in the pricerange $$$-$$$$.

Okay, phase 5a.. that's where I got stuck. I mean, who the fuck am I to give some shitty 'advise' between 2 experts? That's just a big obstacle for me and keeping me from posting on forums.

Maybe hire a VA for this? The thing is also that English is not my native languague.

 

[aganiceiaara]

Well.. I'm all set. Nice website, nice articles, all-season products in the pricerange $$$-$$$$.

Okay, phase 5a.. that's where I got stuck. I mean, who the fuck am I to give some shitty 'advise' between 2 experts? That's just a big obstacle for me and keeping me from posting on forums.

Maybe hire a VA for this? The thing is also that English is not my native languague.

I am at the same place you are... that' the hardest phase so far. I am trying though, but honestly, I am not sure how to even place my link without sounding like an affiliate. If anyone could share advices or examples, that'd be great

 

[fc-dh]

amazing results bro ...keep it up

Reported for obvious postcount boosting, people like you are ruining every good thread with your dumb responses, sick of it....

 

[jo080711]

I am at the same place you are... that' the hardest phase so far. I am trying though, but honestly, I am not sure how to even place my link without sounding like an affiliate. If anyone could share advices or examples, that'd be great

He addressed it in the op. It's pretty easy actually. Just find some related forums and start posting. (The key there is "start"). You can prioritize the ones you find in order of value to practice, if you need to. Start with with the smallest/crappiest ones and just go for it. Overthinking it isn't going help at all. If you get called out as being an affiliate or banned, just adapt and move on.

If answering as your blogger:

- Long responses with a link within the post.
- Short responses with a link to your relevant blog post as further reading. E.g. ?Great question. Hard to answer this on a forum so I put together a blog post for you here??
- Answers where you disagree with the original question. E.g. ?no you don?t need to spend $1000 on a mattress, here are some you can buy for less than $200?
- Answers where you agree with the question and post a link to your best post. E.g. ?Choosing a good mattress is really important, I get much more sleep since choosing mine. I personally have a [brand name here] but have written about some other options here: [your link]

When answering as your blogger, keep it casual but act like an expert in your niche/topic and refer back to personal experience.

If answering with the anonymous accounts you setup use answers like:

- I was looking for [niche name] recently. I bought a [product name] thanks to a recommendation from [your blog post about this]
- Great question. I did a lot of research on this. Here are some useful posts I found [link to your site and an authority site like Wikipedia/news sites]
- I?ve done a lot of research on this. Here?s what I found: [copy part of your article] and then link to your article at the end
- Start a new thread entirely and say you are researching a product and what do people think of [your buying guide]

 

[Nakamura51]

First, thank you meathead for another great guide. Already enjoyed your other guide. This might sound stupid, but how do you know if a product is a general product? If the product is not in a specific category listed in table 1, is it automatically a general product?

 

[lukeblower]

Can I make a Facebook like page?