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

Hi Meathead1234 , iam not sure if this is a indecent proposal but if i pay you all expenses can you establish a website for me ? I am a newbie and although i read all the threads in here i am confused. Thanks in advance for your answer
 
Great info! Im starting in few days bro!
Thank you!
 
Great Guide as Always.
Amazon affiliate sites + FB Ads+ Targeting= Big success....
I will try soon to write a thread about that...
I am big fan of MeatHead1234.....
 
Some tips for conversion?
Driving ~700-1k traffic a month, not much but it's a start, mostly from reddit and a couple forums and 20% Search engine yet look at this horrible conversion:


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258 clicks only 1$ and it was a completely unrelated item.
 
Great Guide as Always.
Amazon affiliate sites + FB Ads+ Targeting= Big success....
I will try soon to write a thread about that...
I am big fan of MeatHead1234.....
Hi,i would like to invest money for faster and stable income. Any good advice?
 
Hi Meathead1234 , iam not sure if this is a indecent proposal but if i pay you all expenses can you establish a website for me ? I am a newbie and although i read all the threads in here i am confused. Thanks in advance for your answer

You better do it yourself if you want to be independent in the future.
It would be nice to pay someone to do the dirty work for you, but trust me,
it's a learning process. IM is all about learning everyday.
Things change, the way people are reacting towards marketing, algorithms,
etc. So you have to gain the knowledge.
Besides, I don't think Meathead will "work" for you unless you pay a good
amount of $ :-)
 
During phase 4 when you are linking out the pillar to your other articles...are you just doing this with a "Recommended Articles:" section or?
 
Great Guide as Always.
Amazon affiliate sites + FB Ads+ Targeting= Big success....
I will try soon to write a thread about that...
I am big fan of MeatHead1234.....

I've always been curious about FB ads. Would they be effective for small amazon niche websites like the one in this thread?
 
If i add a link in forums post to answering related questions, which link is better for direct traffic? No seo

for example:

1) Anchor text link: BlackHatWorld is a website forum that's all about making money online...

2) Url link: For more information, please visit: http://www.blackhatworld.com
Neither of them. Make it super natural and human

Example:
I've been having problems with nosebleeds for the past three months and I'm pretty sure it's the air conditioner air that's killing me.

People have been telling me to get an air humidifier. I found a lot of reviews online but still don't know which one to go for.

Does anyone have similar experiences? I've been looking at this (link to one product with anchor "this), which is about $550 or this one. (Second link to another review with "this one.")
 
I'm not good with amazon.. Do you have any guide for banking with adsense?
 
Meathead is literally the number 1 pro on this forum!

Effing awesome guide bro! Wow!

Once again, I am just absolutely stunned! Simple, effective, perfect!
 
Some tips for conversion?
Driving ~700-1k traffic a month, not much but it's a start, mostly from reddit and a couple forums and 20% Search engine yet look at this horrible conversion:


258 clicks only 1$ and it was a completely unrelated item.

In my experience Reddit is not really "buying traffic". Every time I post a link on Reddit, I get decent traffic but the conversions are not nearly as good as organic SEO traffic. I'm still struggling with forums for this new project as well. It's tough to find very active forums in my niche.
 
Just wanted to share more keyword research ideas:

Best/Top Rate + Product Name
Cheap + Product Name
Quality + Product Name
Product Name + For Sale
Product Name + Review/Reviews
Product Name + Coupon
Where Can I Buy + Product Name
Buy + Product Name
Best + Product Name + Review
Best + Product Name + Online
Best + Product Name + Year
VS/Or/Compare to + Product Name
 
In my experience Reddit is not really "buying traffic". Every time I post a link on Reddit, I get decent traffic but the conversions are not nearly as good as organic SEO traffic. I'm still struggling with forums for this new project as well. It's tough to find very active forums in my niche.
I've had the same thing - been able to get huge amounts of traffic from Reddit for example but the conversion rates, compared to actual forums with users (i.e. BHW-style forums) and organic traffic, are horrible.
 
I would like to share this idea, especially for those getting traffic but no conversion yet or not so much conversion. One thing people get wrong and right is that as long as there is traffic which is the right, then the amount of traffic should equal conversion.

While this might be true in some certain cases, it is never right cos your traffic has to be of high quality, which in this case should be people interested in your product or having one or more problems relating to your niche or chosen keyword, idea or persona. I feel bad as this is always changing my own perception of the method shared by Meathead, I'm not saying it's not working but I'm saying indirectly that there is something we are missing, those of us working with this method.

So, with that being said, you have to keep trying till you find what works for you or your niche. You have to find your own direction, this is a very viable method and the trust I have for OP and his shares, have made me put so much time on just site design, trying this method out and plan to start posting articles this weekend as it is the only free time I have.

One question though for OP and probably other like whitepassion and more that have become conversant with OP's Amazon method and Amazon itself, how viable is traffic, in terms of conversion? Cos I myself know it's not the amount of traffic but the amount of valid trust in the site and the persona behind it.

Also, how many article is too much for a day's post on a site and how relevant should one take traffic and or ranking? Reasons behind these questions, is that I try to write an article almost everyday before bed and plan on posting at weekends considering I have a 9 to 5 and I have also did some research in regards to how traffic stats to Amazon might be irrelevant cos one could get so much and if purchases are eventually made in 24hrs, commission would actually depend on what was bought, 10000 visits, 400 orders, items sold equals $600, commission might end up being $15. So, should one actually focus on ranking and let natural traffic come in hopes of sales or just stick to posting on forums.
 
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