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I've seen someone on this thread say he got his AMZ affiliate site outrank a huge competitor. How do you do that with a new website?

I tried that while I was still very new to adsense. It did not go very well with me. I've learnt alot since then...just rewrite. There are no shortcuts especially when it comes to google.

Paypal/Payoneer....Skrill...they stand out as the best platforms.

Do you have any skills, writing may be? You can start from there. Then learn everything else on your own...there are lot's of experts here willing to help...and youtube videos as well.

Be very careful with self proclaimed SEO experts. I'd rather you take time to learn everything on your own like I'm doing(And it's working for me)...and the end of it, you will have learnt a lot and saved some money in the process.

Can you write a press release?

How would you feel if you had a genuinely decent product reviewed like the way you intend to review other products? Have first hand info on a product. Then review it accordingly. Honesty is a good thing.

Just hire a good editor and have grammarly as well.

It's never the niche that's the problem. Your strategies could be the problem. How about hiring an SEO firm? Looks(and sounds) like an expense but its actually an investment.

If you're good at video editing, then by all means learn more about video captioning then try to bid on upwork projects.

I think it actually depends with the agent who serves you. The one who served me was extremely friendly. Replied on time and understood my situation.

This happened to me once. I sent them an email and requested them to send the money to another paypal account then close the one they had suspended for 180 days. They agreed but never closed the account.

They will ban you....and forfeit your earnings!

Knoxgates was last seen: Sep 17, 2016

Flippa is the best of the best....There's something about working with well known brands and staying safe. The two factors go hand in hand.

Thanks for the advice. I'm still learning my way around here. So far so good. There are members always willing to help. Then there are those who for one reason or the other decide to hold their cards close to their chest. Unless you ask, you wont know.

This is a perfect example of risk taking, stepping into the unknown and charting on the path less traveled.

The problem here is how demoralized one feels after a bad experience with upwork or any other freelancing site.

I have been a victim too. Upwork seems to favor one side of the story all the time whenever there is a dispute between a writer and and a client .(that of the client). It is easy to understand why they do this. The client offers them money. You are there to make money. Not that they dont get...

I'm a writer too and I can tell you for free that so many other writers face the same challenge. Have you tried cold emailing? It has worked for me before. It may work for you too.