$3K from a 10 days old site - Black Friday SEO Case Study

They even show price from amazon on their own site which, IIRC, is against Amazon TOS

Its' not.. if you can show the price for New as well as used listings and keep it updated with API while showing last updated price. you have to refresh the price (And any other data obtained from PA API at least once 24 hrs).

Let me Quote it directly from amazon policy page


Product prices and availability may vary from time to time. Because prices for and availability of Products that you have listed on your Site may change, your Site may only show prices and availability if: (a) we serve the link in which that price and availability data are displayed, or (b) you obtain Product pricing and availability data via PA API and you comply with the requirements regarding use of PA API in the License.

In addition, if you choose to display prices for any Product on your Site in any “comparison” format (including through the use of any price-comparison tool or engine) together with prices for the same or similar products offered through any web site or other means other than an Amazon Site, you must display both the lowest “new” price and, if we provide it to you, the lowest “used” price at which the Product is available on the Amazon Site.

(i) You will include a date/time stamp adjacent to your display of pricing or availability information on your application if you obtain Product Advertising Content from Data Feeds, or if you call PA API or refresh the Product Advertising Content displayed on your application less frequently than hourly. However, during the same day on which you requested and refreshed the pricing and availability information displayed on your application, you may omit the date portion of the stamp. Examples of acceptable messaging include:

• Amazon.com Price: $ 32.77 (as of 01/07/2008 14:11 PST- Details)

• Amazon.com Price: $ 32.77 (as of 14:11 EST- More info)
 
A really curious and interesting case of study. It was surprisingly simple yet super effective.
 
I have seen this done a couple of times now. Once on a coupon site and another time on a black friday site. Pretty interesting for sure. Google is looking at the keywords such as best black friday deals XXXX and url structure more than they are looking at the 400 words. For example, a deal website ranks very well for things like deals on laptops because they setup their pages similar to this process. They have a title best laptop deals and underneath list their deal posts. Just my two cents.
 
If he did it automatically it only takes a few seconds to create 2000 posts from a master spintax text.
Congrats OP
 
sounds like you have a high authority dead domain.. if you can share the metrics it would be great
Congrats!
 
Doing it, like it's supposed to be done.

Fucking A man. Congratulations.

Work on making it sustainable.

I did around $20k on BG/CM deals - my traffic included Organic, PPC, Social and Paid traffic.

Also, be prepared for the "buyers' remorse" to hit anytime now. This is what happens when people get too excited seeing deals and place orders for a fuck ton of items on Black Friday/Cyber Monday - they when they sober up, they decide it wasn't worth it and either cancel or return the item.
Hi! can we get in touch?
 
What would you like to get in touch about?
i'd like to make a blog just because i have an instagram page.

i was looking for someone to start the blog with and i was reading your thread so i decided to contact you

btw the instagram page has 32k followers in the "barber" niche. it has like 600k reach and 1.2M impressions weekly.

let me know!
 
amazing work bro!
can you tell me please how to find old domains/blogs ?

thanks
 
Hi Parker,

Thank you for the share. Did the domain name included any of the following words "best" "black Friday" or "cyber Monday"?
 
keywords of this site . They do the exact same thing, heck they don't even have the 500 words I added in the content and have 15 Fuc**ing million in traffic every month...

In white-hat schema of things, it should NOT work , but it does.. iwork?[/QUOTE]
I don't think this site getting traffic. It based on misspell and when searching for its keywords it doesn't show on serp
 
keywords of this site . They do the exact same thing, heck they don't even have the 500 words I added in the content and have 15 Fuc**ing million in traffic every month...

In white-hat schema of things, it should NOT work , but it does.. iwork?
I don't think this site getting traffic. It based on misspell and when searching for its keywords it doesn't show on serp[/QUOTE]

Put that site in Ahrefs and see the Keywords it rank for.
 
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