I started with affiliate marketing about 4 months ago and after I saw no results I quickly lost my hope and I gave up. After all, it was too much money for me to earn, and I had a limited mentality.
Average wage in my country is $400/month, and seeing some people make $400/day was simply amazing for me. However, still no results and I gave up, accepting that I have no chance to earn money online and I have to get a real job.
But 2 weeks ago, a question popped in my head: What if, even if the odds are negative, and nothing works out, I never quit and commit 100% to make money online, even if it will last for one week or one year. And that's what I did, restarted my affiliate journey and worked like 10 hours a day on promoting the products and doing research.
I am in spirituality & new age niche, with a law of attraction course that costs $47 and I get $30 in comission.
Firstly, I created a new account where I also created a facebook page of a blog I also started from 0 (however my english is average and I have no creativity, so I just copy & paste articles from ezine articles, put some photos, affiliate links and at the end I credit the autor with his link).
After a week or so, my facebook ads account gets banned, and my account is suspended from posting to facebook groups for 4 days (which eventually will repeat over and over). Anyway, facebook trafic was ineffective for me, with indians and nigerians that don't even know you have to pay for the product or that you need a credit card (one guy told me some adress to meet there so I can give him the product, lmao).
I started a Pinterest page, and I repinned in my boards like an animal. Followed about 50 people/day aswell, and creating some pins with my blog links in them.
Started an instagram page with cash photos and money visuals, where I promote a make money online with youtube course. I only have 300 followers but my photos usually get 2.500-3.000 impressions. Still doing follow/unfollow method.
Reddit was the big hit for me. I joined spirituality subreddits and I reached hot page in some of them where I also had the link to my blog (managed to get 100-140 hops that day to my blog). Also, my product had about 20-25 hops/day, still no results. I tried to DM people on reddit that had a problem in my niche, talked for about 20 minutes and before the end, I link my product telling that this helped me and my friends and other stories. Most of them don't reply back.
One morning I woke up, and as always I checked my clickbank account to see if something happened.
And yes, it did.
Someone from NYC bought this course, and also bought an upsell.
While I was sleeping, I made $62.35. Almost a quarter of the minimum wage in my country. I was so happy, and I still am, however I will probably invest that money back in ads, if I figure out how to properly set them.
So yes, after 2 years of trying to make money online (was into crypto business and freelancing) and 4 months of trying affiliate marketing, I made my first sale. This is a motivation for me, a proof that it is real and if you believe it, you can achieve it.
Feel free to discuss in this thread your opinions, your journey, and also some tips for me if you think I am doing something wrong.
Average wage in my country is $400/month, and seeing some people make $400/day was simply amazing for me. However, still no results and I gave up, accepting that I have no chance to earn money online and I have to get a real job.
But 2 weeks ago, a question popped in my head: What if, even if the odds are negative, and nothing works out, I never quit and commit 100% to make money online, even if it will last for one week or one year. And that's what I did, restarted my affiliate journey and worked like 10 hours a day on promoting the products and doing research.
I am in spirituality & new age niche, with a law of attraction course that costs $47 and I get $30 in comission.
Firstly, I created a new account where I also created a facebook page of a blog I also started from 0 (however my english is average and I have no creativity, so I just copy & paste articles from ezine articles, put some photos, affiliate links and at the end I credit the autor with his link).
After a week or so, my facebook ads account gets banned, and my account is suspended from posting to facebook groups for 4 days (which eventually will repeat over and over). Anyway, facebook trafic was ineffective for me, with indians and nigerians that don't even know you have to pay for the product or that you need a credit card (one guy told me some adress to meet there so I can give him the product, lmao).
I started a Pinterest page, and I repinned in my boards like an animal. Followed about 50 people/day aswell, and creating some pins with my blog links in them.
Started an instagram page with cash photos and money visuals, where I promote a make money online with youtube course. I only have 300 followers but my photos usually get 2.500-3.000 impressions. Still doing follow/unfollow method.
Reddit was the big hit for me. I joined spirituality subreddits and I reached hot page in some of them where I also had the link to my blog (managed to get 100-140 hops that day to my blog). Also, my product had about 20-25 hops/day, still no results. I tried to DM people on reddit that had a problem in my niche, talked for about 20 minutes and before the end, I link my product telling that this helped me and my friends and other stories. Most of them don't reply back.
One morning I woke up, and as always I checked my clickbank account to see if something happened.
And yes, it did.
Someone from NYC bought this course, and also bought an upsell.
While I was sleeping, I made $62.35. Almost a quarter of the minimum wage in my country. I was so happy, and I still am, however I will probably invest that money back in ads, if I figure out how to properly set them.
So yes, after 2 years of trying to make money online (was into crypto business and freelancing) and 4 months of trying affiliate marketing, I made my first sale. This is a motivation for me, a proof that it is real and if you believe it, you can achieve it.
Feel free to discuss in this thread your opinions, your journey, and also some tips for me if you think I am doing something wrong.
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