how to actually make money with virus affiliate programs

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So this is what you do, download the database of every virus out there known to man, then make a site with each page - have the title of the virus serial code or error code or name (http://www.symantec.com/security_response/landing/azlisting.jsp), then mention that keyword once in the paragraph, scrape content or spin it relating to technical difficulties for computers, on your wordpress widget, put a clickbank virus affiliate program. You are good to go! Make a zillion pages depending on the number of virus names out there.

People search for virus solutions all the time, with errors or names, to know the risks it poses.

If you build it they will come!

do your own due dilligence, no warranty whatsoever
 
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So this is what you do, download the database of every virus out there known to man, then make a site with each page - have the title of the virus serial code or error code or name .................................................., then mention that keyword once in the paragraph, scrape content or spin it relating to technical difficulties for computers, on your wordpress widget, put a clickbank virus affiliate program. You are good to go! Make a zillion pages depending on the number of virus names out there.

People search for virus solutions all the time, with errors or names, to know the risks it poses.

If you build it they will come!

do your own due dilligence, no warranty whatsoever

Maybe I am just slow/new here but i don't get it.
 
That's okay! :bubblegum
 
interesting method thanks for the share:)

the first thing I do is google the error. how much are you making with this method?
 
It's just my crazy method with barely any competition.....

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Yeah your competition is Symantec. Top AV affiliates infect people than push their product on them. People still do it but its not as big as it use to be. Now they say screw the AV and just drop ransonware.

Edit: xylibox.com has a lot of information on the topic, if anyone else finds that sort of stuff interesting.
 
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