[JOURNEY] From 0 to something

Good luck man, I started from the same place. I documented the start of my journey here if you want to look in my post history. I just didn't have time to update the thread anymore lol. I found a lot of success and my site is still going strong.

The main advice I can give you is to leverage social media traffic. When I started I had no money for content, links, or anything. Especially not for ads. I wrote everything myself and built a ton of links by myself. Guest posts and web2.0s were what I started with and really got me ranking for some keywords.

Social media traffic can be driven to your site with just hard work, only expense might be proxies depending on your strategies. Whatever niche you settle on, find out where people interested in that hang out online and get them to visit your site. Offer value, make them want to click through to your site. The community also won't remove your links if you're adding value to the community (usually).

Amazon affiliate can be a slow start, but if you stick with it and figure out clever ways to driver traffic, you'll find success. Social media is a low budget starter's friend. ;)
 
Good luck man, I started from the same place. I documented the start of my journey here if you want to look in my post history. I just didn't have time to update the thread anymore lol. I found a lot of success and my site is still going strong.

The main advice I can give you is to leverage social media traffic. When I started I had no money for content, links, or anything. Especially not for ads. I wrote everything myself and built a ton of links by myself. Guest posts and web2.0s were what I started with and really got me ranking for some keywords.

Social media traffic can be driven to your site with just hard work, only expense might be proxies depending on your strategies. Whatever niche you settle on, find out where people interested in that hang out online and get them to visit your site. Offer value, make them want to click through to your site. The community also won't remove your links if you're adding value to the community (usually).

Amazon affiliate can be a slow start, but if you stick with it and figure out clever ways to driver traffic, you'll find success. Social media is a low budget starter's friend. ;)
Thanks for your advice.

If you have time, I would like to ask you something about kw research.
 
Update 3

I finally finished the keyword research process. Can't say it was very hard because there are lots of great 'how to' guides you can find here.

Almost all of them are money keywords (including the word 'best' in it). This is a good thing for now because it will be mainly monetized by the amazon affiliate website (also by another affiliate program in the niche), but in the future, I want to expand to writing articles around informational keywords. I will probably find someone to do it for me because I couldn't do it alone for some reason.

For those who don't know, I used Ahrefs as my main tool, and I like it very much because you can find enough kws for only $7.

I wanted to share the process I used to find low competition kws on here but decided not to. Maybe in the future.

Next on my list is to buy a domain name and hosting plan, and after that, start writing articles.

It's going well for now, I will make a new update every week with new info on the website.

Expenses till now: $14
Profit: $0
 
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