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Here's a journey thread probably using this same sort of method, those of you wondering about it can probably follow along! https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/reddit-twitter-amazon-journey-to-100-day.1057843/ Good luck!

Its just marketing 101. The more you seem to directly appeal to the needs of a person, the better your conversion rates

Some subreddits are stricter than others. I go as niche as possible. I do it sometimes, don't have a particularly strategy for this, but it hasn't been a problem. Log out or check on an alternative browser after posting to see if it made it through or not. If you're running into a lot of...

Haha, I suppose it is.

Yep. Try advertising the same things and start experimenting with the content of your posts. This isn't that different than PPC - Word choice matters. Try using concrete facts (% off, amount saved, what they get, how long the deal lasts (if available), etc.) I'm not sure when Amazon updates...

You don't think have a semi-private group of people working with a similar method is beneficial? That's a springboard for ideas. Your loss tbh.

Anyone else having success with the method? Or issues?

I don't recall if you need a website, I've had an amazon affiliate account for years. Exactly.

You're using twitter or your website as a landing page, not directly linking them to amazon. This is a weird thing to thank me for but no problem.

I do believe the people who have the guide are in a community with each other. That might make it more worthwhile - all working on methods together.

Nice! Sure thing. Don't forget to try and put your own spin on it.

Indeed it is. Excellent work. Can you scale?

Reddit is huge, there are a lot of different places you can try. Technology and Data is a big favorite for them imo. I have found some dud niches and some not-so dud niches. Just depends, but I wouldn't really be quick to completely write off one of the most populated websites in the world...

Yeah, Reddit traffic is pretty fantastic. There are definitely some products/offers that work better than others in general on the site though.

You drive traffic through posting in reddits where the deals/offers you are tweeting would be most appreciated and purchased. Where exactly that is depends on your niche. See this post for an example -...

Mate surely you can understand why I would rather risk a competitor being found than my own twitter. But if the competitor is on BHW, sure I can take out their tweet. Anyway, submitted the pic swap request to mods! I will not humor you and your pals anymore, but this last request was...

Sure thing, just post a tweet on the account to prove it's yours and I'll try and swap the picture out! True, but it's like someone mentioned earlier on how this thread reminded them of a thread from a few years back, and how it could be used as a spin on that method. Acting on something is...

You can use a website if you want, or you can use Twitter. Twitter tweets on an account designd to look like it just provides deals was the way to get redditors to check out the deals without being suspicious. You could do the same with a website, potentially. If you're not providing good...

Yes (if I understand what you mean by this correctly). You can use any digital products you can think of, and physical ones as well. There's a lot of room here.

Hey, I do a mix of both depending on the offer and subreddit. If you're in a niche long-term, I would suggest A/B testing to figure out which works best