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Just finished registering my new domain and paid for hosting for a year. Tomorrow I will get working on the layout of the website itself. I was thinking of doing more than 3 reviews. Is this recommended?

Also, I have a website already in place that gets decent traffic, in an unrelated niche. Would it be recommended to add a banner ad to this new website?

Thanks again to Freddyjames and meathhead1234 for this method.
 
Anyone else think of using a Press-Release service found in the SEO Packages section of this forum to really get a product across? It costs around $79, but I think it'd be really powerful especially since the exposure will reach websites such as CNet.com, Google News, etc.
 
It is very difficult to be included in GGL News. You actually have to contribute.. well.. news. For my soccer site, I had to apply several times to be accepted.


I have a question for the experts. When advertising my website, should I advertise the front page, or specific review articles and mix up which ones I recommend? I ask because my website has 2-3 niches that work well together.
 
It is very difficult to be included in GGL News. You actually have to contribute.. well.. news. For my soccer site, I had to apply several times to be accepted.


I have a question for the experts. When advertising my website, should I advertise the front page, or specific review articles and mix up which ones I recommend? I ask because my website has 2-3 niches that work well together.

I mean that a service provided here creates some very well-written information and contributions around your niche area, also subtly linking to your micro-niche website, getting you a ton of traffic and visits.
 
I've been reading this thread for about a week now and I'm amazed by the information here. I decided to take action and really commit to making this work. So far I've been able to get my website up and created 7 reviews. I have a good niche and I've found a good amount of things to comment on.

I just have one question if someone doesn't mind answering. When I comment on facebook and post my link, an image of my website keeps poping up with one of the products I've reviewed in the comment. Does anyone know if this will hurt the chances of people clicking on the link or my comment being flagged as spam?

I want to thank everyone who has contributed to this thread and to meathead1234 for creating it. This is amazing place for us newbs to really get started.
 
Hello,

Are you guys using any software for writting, any spinner for the money site? I am using Article Reviser but it takes mee too much time to right....and I don't have any money to invest for this moment.
 
i have still problem searching for a places with acceptable quality where i could actually post, i use google search with FreddyJames setup with really general keywords like weight loss (example) i feel like im missing something im really confused now
and google is showing me a lot of variable links that automaticly redirect me to one site with CB product , like serioulsy 80% links redirect me on the same spammy website
I had the same problem. Most of the sites google pops up are variations that they all end up in a spammy sales page of a product.
 
i have still problem searching for a places with acceptable quality where i could actually post, i use google search with FreddyJames setup with really general keywords like weight loss (example) i feel like im missing something im really confused now
and google is showing me a lot of variable links that automaticly redirect me to one site with CB product , like serioulsy 80% links redirect me on the same spammy website

Seems like you're making the mistake of googling the product name instead of a keyword. IE - Don't search for "Venus Factor", search "weight loss" - Don't search "Tao of Bad@ss", search "dating tips" - you will get hundreds of results, maybe even thousands each day.

Hello,

Are you guys using any software for writting, any spinner for the money site? I am using Article Reviser but it takes mee too much time to right....and I don't have any money to invest for this moment.

I don't use spinners at all on my sites. I only use spun articles when doing any off-site SEO and linking etc. My advice is to not use spinners at all on your review site.

I had the same problem. Most of the sites google pops up are variations that they all end up in a spammy sales page of a product.

Looks like you are doing the same thing as groxi.
 
Freddy, my site is up and now I'm slowly writing some reviews for products I picked out.

My question is - should I have other "advice," posts and articles up on the site as well, that don't sell anything? If yes, is it acceptable to have some non-original content as well or should it all be written by me?

Cheers
 
Freddy, my site is up and now I'm slowly writing some reviews for products I picked out.

My question is - should I have other "advice," posts and articles up on the site as well, that don't sell anything? If yes, is it acceptable to have some non-original content as well or should it all be written by me?

Cheers

I usually have a blog roll with useful information on the site to gain organic traffic down the line.

I highly recommend you only use unique articles and taget keywords in the 3000-1000 searches a month range with low competition.
 
3000-1000 searches a month range? What does that mean? Keywords that aren't as popular as the big ones like "dating advice"?
 
3000-1000 searches a month range? What does that mean? Keywords that aren't as popular as the big ones like "dating advice"?

I meant 3k-10k, sorry.

These are usually long tail keywords that get smaller search volumes, but are much easier to rank highly in the serps for.

If you need more info on this, download the free version of Market Samurai and watch their tutorial videos.
 
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i just tryied today again to see whats goona poop up and googled "diet plan" its again the same trash again , every link on 1st page redirects me to healthnews24 dot net to some article with affiliate product, im never using product name as search keyword
 
+1 for Market Samurai :cool:

Terms like "diet plan" are no better than bare keywords for trying to get results, even when one is just searching in earnest for an actual diet plan. Add extra terms to your search to make it less generic. If you're using Google Alerts, they have an interface where you can whittle down your results until you are getting the kind of results that match your site. Then you'll have something reasonable to rank against. ;)
 
i just tryied today again to see whats goona poop up and googled "diet plan" its again the same trash again , every link on 1st page redirects me to healthnews24 dot net to some article with affiliate product, im never using product name as search keyword

But if you search "weight loss" and filter to the last 24 hours, G gives over 20 pages of web results and over 50 pages of news/blog results. That's a potential 700 articles to post a link on!

Don't just stick to one keyword, if the results are trash just choose another.
 
But if you search "weight loss" and filter to the last 24 hours, G gives over 20 pages of web results and over 50 pages of news/blog results. That's a potential 700 articles to post a link on!

Don't just stick to one keyword, if the results are trash just choose another.

Thank for this answer.One genaral question: In one of the post you mentioned about your weightloss project where you used the method and generating 30$ dollar perday even after you stopped actively promoting it.What ia the present situation now.Is it generating the same amount of income without doing anything
thanks
 
Thank for this answer.One genaral question: In one of the post you mentioned about your weightloss project where you used the method and generating 30$ dollar perday even after you stopped actively promoting it.What ia the present situation now.Is it generating the same amount of income without doing anything
thanks

Not as much as it was, I've pretty much neglected it in the last few months as I was concentrating on a Clickbank launch. It still generates $100 - $150 a week though.
 
Freddy and others, if I have 3 reviews, do I post a link to my front page or to the review pages directly by mixing it up between the 3?

Also how many comments should I post daily for the beginning? Thanks.
 
Freddy and others, if I have 3 reviews, do I post a link to my front page or to the review pages directly by mixing it up between the 3?

Also how many comments should I post daily for the beginning? Thanks.

Already answered these questions bud, look back a few pages.
 
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