Earning on CJ using typos domains.

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I want to share the method of earning money with typos domains. The method is not new, but I used it myself and it works. Thus, the essence of the method consists in buying domain names with typos on names of major companies which are advertisers in defferent affiliate programs (CJ, google affiliate, etc.). I tried only with CJ.
1. We need to find companies with web sites having Alexa Rank beyond 30000.
2. The domains shouldn't be very long, so that there was a strong possibility that it can be typed in browsers command bar.
3. We go to hxxp://tools.seobook.com/spelling/keywords-typos.cgi (or any other typogenerator) and look for typos using parameters "skip letter" and "reverse letters". As I found out this are the most often typos people type)
4. Copy the results and go hxxp:/www.domaintools.com/bulk-check/ check for free domains.
5. Register all that free domains and put 301 redirects on your affiliate link of that sponsor.
Some successful domains can bring up to $ 100 a month.
Experience has shown that money spent on purchasing domains recovered in about two months.
 
Great method,
thanks for sharing the link to the keyword typo tool.

Im going to try to find companies with .info - lol all i can invest is in those cheap domains atm till Cj pays me for this month
 
Great method,
thanks for sharing the link to the keyword typo tool.

Im going to try to find companies with .info - lol all i can invest is in those cheap domains atm till Cj pays me for this month

I wouldn't bother, no one is going to type in walmrat.info
 
This is exactly what will happen to you. Also if you use typos of trademarks you are also looking at possible lawsuits from those trademark holders..

Companies will soon find you and ban you from the program. So don't be mad if you get banned from the affiliate program or network.

This is called typosquatting, it's illegal and usually against an companies TOS 99.9% of the time.

Don't say I didn't tell you so.
 
offshore registration, offshore owner, serious privacy shield, drop when caught, repeat elsewhere
 
Remember to not redirect directly to the website - fake the refferer through a whitehat site.

But yes, this is a quite risky way of doing it. Good luck anyway :)
 
Companies will soon find you and ban you from the program. So don't be mad if you get banned from the affiliate program or network.

This is called typosquatting, it's illegal and usually against an companies TOS 99.9% of the time.

Don't say I didn't tell you so.

I know it bro) thanks)
 
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