Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs
- Thread starter meathead1234
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ahoangphuc
Newbie
- Dec 5, 2010
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ok, i will try your method but i worry about get traffic to my site?
Vibrance
Junior Member
- Jul 6, 2011
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Sorry,this may be a stupid question, but as a newbie i want to know what exactly a review site is?
thank you
A site that reviews things/products/services....
RTFM
RealProductAffiliate
Newbie
- May 27, 2011
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Action is all you need. Been using this method for the last few weeks and conversions on my Amazon sites has increased. No doubt about it. Meathead knows what he is talking about and I for one am forever grateful.
RealProductAffiliate
Newbie
- May 27, 2011
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A review site is when you choose a product or products and do summary reviews of the product. This can be other consumer reviews or your own summary of the product. Pro's, con's stuff like that. Whatever you summarize just make sure it's in your own words and not copied from someone else.
JoanManuelH
Newbie
- Jun 26, 2012
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thabks a lot
robinsousa
Newbie
- Dec 30, 2011
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Your method is great, thanks a lot. I'm gonna try this and hope I can make some money out of it
silkysammy
Newbie
- Jun 15, 2011
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Doing something similar to this used to work really well with commenting on YouTube videos and buying votes. It still works well on high PR YouTube channels that aren't very busy.
ButcherPete
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- Jan 10, 2012
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I have one site like this and it's making me a lot of money; getting ready to start up my second site. I have a question for Meathead1234 or anyone else who knows:
Meathead says you can outsource the commenting once the site starts making regular money. But how do you make sure the person is actually doing the commenting, and not just sitting there and taking your money? They could just say that the moderators must have caught all the comments. And even if they were posting the comments like they're supposed to, the moderators might really catch them and delete them. Then you'd run the risk of accusing them of scamming you, when they really did follow all the instructions.
Is there a way to check if they're really posting them? The only thing I thought of would be to require them to send you a screenshot of every posted comment, but that would take forever and they would probably want more money for that. Any ideas, anyone?
Meathead says you can outsource the commenting once the site starts making regular money. But how do you make sure the person is actually doing the commenting, and not just sitting there and taking your money? They could just say that the moderators must have caught all the comments. And even if they were posting the comments like they're supposed to, the moderators might really catch them and delete them. Then you'd run the risk of accusing them of scamming you, when they really did follow all the instructions.
Is there a way to check if they're really posting them? The only thing I thought of would be to require them to send you a screenshot of every posted comment, but that would take forever and they would probably want more money for that. Any ideas, anyone?
jaredakelly
Regular Member
- Jan 14, 2010
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quick question for anyone here with the answer:
how do we build a bit of authority to be able to post hyperlinks (or links of any kind) AND be able to be the first poster?
how do we build a bit of authority to be able to post hyperlinks (or links of any kind) AND be able to be the first poster?
codename75
Newbie
- Jul 12, 2012
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It sounds easy.
squidkai1
Junior Member
- Mar 11, 2012
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I would say have them copy the URL they posted to and put them in a spreadsheet to send to you at the end of the day or period.
Then just check a few of them to make sure they are posting them. Like you stated, some will be deleted by the moderator, but if you find one, possibly in the middle, that was still posted, you know the person is doing what you paid them to.
Hope that helps.
Then just check a few of them to make sure they are posting them. Like you stated, some will be deleted by the moderator, but if you find one, possibly in the middle, that was still posted, you know the person is doing what you paid them to.
Hope that helps.