that one doesn't have to be gone either, we're on a blackhat forum after all, change ip, delete cookies, register with a new acc or 100My first forum ban ever!
Posts were good though, no early signatures either.
Oh well, as meathead and other helpful people said: one forum down,
1000s+ more to market on.
The forum was celiac.com![]()
that one doesn't have to be gone either,
we're on a blackhat forum after all, change ip, delete cookies, register with
a new acc or 100, cloak your site url or use a new domain/redirect
I'm working on a 2015 updated version - should be ready in a month or so. It's a lot more detailed that the original and more up to date (although everything in the OP still works fine).
Are you using this method for CB? ThanksIm still working with the original version, it works very well
That's awesome mate. I'm also working on the original method and am curious to see what new tips you have. Great stuff
Freddy. How do you go about making the comments to make sure they go to your site/offer/affiliate landing page? Do you answer questions with your website as the potential solution? Like if they ask how or what questions, do you simply promote your site or talk about it more then after a few comments then you link your site (stating that "I found that this website offers much help".)
Or just plain write about anything related to the forum/site your are in and point them to the site? Thanks!
It's pretty simple.
There is a lot of BS written about weight loss. For instance, every day you will see a "do these exercises to reduce belly fat and get flat abs" article.
All you do is write something like "Crap! you can't spot-reduce fat! If you really want to lose weight, consume less calories than you burn - I find xyzdotcom (link to your site there) is the best for reviewing weight loss products which help to do just that, and their articles are always truthful and give great advice".
Use your imagination. You have to spark peoples interest and make them WANT to click your link.
Let's say you see an article on "these smoothies will make you lose weight". Your response might be "Great article, however just drinking a smoothie won't make you lose weight, you need to do more than that. I used xyzproduct after reading a review at *your link* and have lost a million pounds and now look like a supermodel!".
Adding value to an article and sparking responses will get you more clicks than "visit my site plz". Whatever your niche is, you can figure out a comment which will attract attention if you think about it.
Thank you for this! Now it's all about making sites that would convert. Or do you advise linking to the product page directly using your affiliate URLs? Any aff program you'd recommend with this type of promotion?
It's pretty simple.
There is a lot of BS written about weight loss. For instance, every day you will see a "do these exercises to reduce belly fat and get flat abs" article.
All you do is write something like "Crap! you can't spot-reduce fat! If you really want to lose weight, consume less calories than you burn - I find xyzdotcom (link to your site there) is the best for reviewing weight loss products which help to do just that, and their articles are always truthful and give great advice".
Use your imagination. You have to spark peoples interest and make them WANT to click your link.
Let's say you see an article on "these smoothies will make you lose weight". Your response might be "Great article, however just drinking a smoothie won't make you lose weight, you need to do more than that. I used xyzproduct after reading a review at *your link* and have lost a million pounds and now look like a supermodel!".
Adding value to an article and sparking responses will get you more clicks than "visit my site plz". Whatever your niche is, you can figure out a comment which will attract attention if you think about it.