Recent content by jschope

This used to work, but now Paypal won't verify netspend accounts.

It's checkout.google.com. It's free to sign up, but they do take out fees. You need to have a bank account, but you can use a prepaid card bank account, unlike Paypal. You can find that by finding out the direct deposit information for your prepaid card and entering that as your bank info. I...

Take Google Checkout for your payment. I use them and I don't get any of the crap I used to deal with on Paypal. They can't do chargebacks, and Google Checkout doesn't watch over you like a hawk and limit your account at the drop of a hat.

Also, I've never had mine flagged as spam. It's not really even spam, anyway, if you're answering legit questions (and there are enough real questions on there that you don't even have to use proxies or post fake questions.) Your posts should look something like this: "I got the Rebel XT...

The link you put in is directly to the Amazon product, but after you've turned it into an affiliate link. If you're already signed up as an affiliate, you'll know what I'm talking about. I did this for about 6 months and never had any trouble with Amazon or YA. You're just recommending a...

Yeah, definitely use a proxy. Or outsource question posters. Also, there are probably plenty of valid questions on YA that you could answer. You'll look less spammy and avoid being banned if you answer questions unrelated to the site you're promoting. You could also consider paying one of...

Try putting it in the "source" section.

I have a $50 coupon if you've never used a coupon on your account before. Send me a message if you still need one.

I agree with Grizzy. I think the keyword in URL will help a bit, but not a huge difference. It would definitely be better than a random string.

Yeah, they won't always buy. That's true. But making the actual link is super easy. It takes about 30 seconds. What you're really making money on is not so much that one particular person, but all the other people who will find the Yahoo Answers page when they search Google.

Ooh, okay. Sorry!

They do, somehow. They're just not good at searching. Or maybe they're lazy. Either way, they're making you money. =P

This probably won't make anyone a ton of cash, and it might have been mentioned before, but I thought I'd share because it made me 30-70 bucks a day back when I used this method. First, you'll need an Amazon affiliate account and a Yahoo Answers account. The great thing about Yahoo Answers...

It seems like numbered articles tend to do best. "Do Such and Such in 7 Simple Steps" or "12 Ways to Eat Your Face." People like articles that are broken down like that, rather than huge paragraphs.

Ebooks are typically around 40-60 pages. I've seen many that had less, but they're normally sold as "reports."