Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs
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sonicpunk32
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- Dec 22, 2009
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Ps. A gold thread like this deserve to be read from page 1 to end , 2-3 hour of reading and educating can only benefit yourself
took me 4 days to read this thread.
str8thustler
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- Dec 3, 2008
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Method does work. I've made some money answering alerts and sending them to my sites. Problem seems to be that I have around 300 keywords and I have to manually scan all the alerts to find suitable places to post and seem to be getting banned on the best forums because they really hate having their sales stolen with my affiliate links. Any of you guys have any short cuts or anything? this tends to be really time consuming and isn't equaling out to time vrs profit.
Amsterdammer
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^^ Did you try to create links just the way those fora like it, wait till the Mod looks elsewhere and replace your content?
Lets say after a week or so?
Not my idea btw.
Lets say after a week or so?
Not my idea btw.
str8thustler
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I deff answer the posters questions with some detail and dont just throw up links
Use FeedDemon to manage your subscriptions mate.
BuzzFeed from Link Assistant should also work well.
presariopresario
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- Sep 13, 2012
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Pls someone help what is your best free method to cloak my links. I've done everything, just can't figure out the cloaking method. Used Pretty Link Lite (but the free version doesn't have cloaking). Another wordpress plugin (pretty-link.1.6.3) does cloak, but I have a problem. When I add the link to the "Download" word and choose at the WordPress editor the option to "open link in a new tab", it tries to open a new tab, but closes the tab automatically (happens in a fraction of a second). This happens only with Clickbank affiliate link (other links are opened in a new tab normally). Please what's your suggestion? Thanks friends...
(p.s. What's the best option to do? Open the link on that page or at a new tab? I think opening a new tab is better because your review page is still open if they close the squeeze page after that, and may remind them to check more products you're reviewing at your site. What do you think?)
(p.s. What's the best option to do? Open the link on that page or at a new tab? I think opening a new tab is better because your review page is still open if they close the squeeze page after that, and may remind them to check more products you're reviewing at your site. What do you think?)
shadowfax
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For some reason I am receiving very few alerts since last few months. I did some research and found that a lot of people are complaining that Google Alerts aren't working for them either. Here is an article that I came across today
Meathead1234, how do we use this method to its full potential when Google is not sending alerts our way?
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Meathead1234, how do we use this method to its full potential when Google is not sending alerts our way?
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upstateman
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- Oct 22, 2012
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Google alerts quit giving me good info right after I started using it.I used the advanced feature on google.
As complaints are increasing about Google alert I did a search for alternatives on the net.I found some useful info.But i cant post links as i'm new here.Search for Google alert alternative on Google.But it seems trap d it and mention d net to be as useful as GA.But i have no idea.If some one has had any experiences let us know please.
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Thanks, Meathead.
I built a weight loss review site before reading all of this thread. hurp durp. At least I got wordpress set up.
I'll select a new niche based on perceived number of motivated buyers and based on how un-spammy/non-commercial I can make my posts and review site look.
Some general observations:
What's so hard about following instructions, people? You've been given a business system that works. Any changes to it are more likely than not going to make it WORSE.
Why on earth would you ask about using free web hosting? A domain is $10 and hosting is $8. Try starting any other business for less than $18. You'll probably spend that much driving to and from work this week. I've spent thousands marketing other businesses that didn't give me the returns I wanted and were a TON of work. $50 is NOTHING. $100 is NOTHING. Your return on investment here is probably somewhere between 500% and infinity.
Follow instructions. Use the search feature to find and read (only) meathead's posts and take notes.
Do what works. Don't change anything. Don't add anything. Don't add "twists".
I built a weight loss review site before reading all of this thread. hurp durp. At least I got wordpress set up.
I'll select a new niche based on perceived number of motivated buyers and based on how un-spammy/non-commercial I can make my posts and review site look.
Some general observations:
What's so hard about following instructions, people? You've been given a business system that works. Any changes to it are more likely than not going to make it WORSE.
Why on earth would you ask about using free web hosting? A domain is $10 and hosting is $8. Try starting any other business for less than $18. You'll probably spend that much driving to and from work this week. I've spent thousands marketing other businesses that didn't give me the returns I wanted and were a TON of work. $50 is NOTHING. $100 is NOTHING. Your return on investment here is probably somewhere between 500% and infinity.
Follow instructions. Use the search feature to find and read (only) meathead's posts and take notes.
Do what works. Don't change anything. Don't add anything. Don't add "twists".
zebrahat
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- Aug 6, 2008
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The writer sounds like an old-school MLM huckster ("trust this system and just duplicate it, it will never fail!"). This is BHW. All methods and concepts, no matter how good, are subject to tweaking and twisting, to keep them fresh and currently working. Since this great method was described in this thread, several new issues have had to be addressed, such as the lessening of effectiveness of Google Alerts for many people, as noted a few posts earlier.
Some of us are making this technique work with free hosting or no-cost domains, it's just a fact, and follow the 'Rich dad' Kiyosakian concept of structurally staying away from committing to a liability, or coming out of pocket to build wealth. Be it $100 or $100000, the principle is the same--don't needlessly put yourself on the hook for a guaranteed cash drain, until the asset is actually delivering for you, to cover the liability (i.e., pay from profits, not from pocket).
Paying for urls/hosting is a peripheral issue anyway, the gold of the technique is using a free service to automate the retrieval of new related info on a niche, in order to both reach targeted people today, and naturally build relevant backlinks to one's site. That is the core general instruction to pay attention to, the rest is just secondary banter.
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I didn't say the system won't fail. What I'm saying is who cares if it does? I'm happy to pay $100 just for the education of trying and failing. At least then I know that I executed the system as it was described and it didn't work. If I build my own system and it fails, how will I know if the original system works as advertised?
According to the the 'Rich dad' concept of structurally staying away from committing to a liability, $100 is a rounding error. I flip houses on the side and I'm happy to pay $1,000 for 50 leads if I have to throw away 49 to get one good one that turns into $30,000 in profit even with no guarantee that I'll get a good lead out of the bunch.
If someone isn't willing to invest less than $100 into a business, I personally see that as a weakness. Marketing correctly costs money. I'm not interested in saving $20 in marketing if doing so costs me $500 in profit.
And yes, all business systems are subject to change and experiementation. But unless the system is obviously broken, a relatively inexperienced person is UNQUALIFIED to alter a business system created by a more experienced person that is making a lot of money with it.
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thorjack1990
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tnx for this