Make $100/Week With EzineArticles

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I have been using this method for several weeks now, and it is working pretty well.

The purpose is to rank your articles high up in ezinearticles and then have people go to your author link, click on it, then buy your product or opt-in to your autoresponder, etc.

Before you start, I suggest you go to ezinearticles, click on a category, then click on any article within that category, scroll down and see the "most viewed" section, click on the top 5 most viewed, scroll down on the article, and see how many "views" they have. If it's less than 15,000 then it's worth getting into. Otherwise, it might be expensive to compete with...see below:

1)Sign up for a premium membership with ezinearticles (optional but it can save you tons of time because articles get approved within 24 hours this way) - they give you 30 day refund money back guarantee, so its $97 to sign up, but you should submit lots of articles (have to be unique), and then get refund after 2-3 weeks if you want.

2)Write 15-20 articles (pick out about 3-4 niche, and have 5 articles for each)

3)Submit them to ezine articles in their appropriate categories (make sure your author box goes to the affiliate product, sales page, etc. Remember each author box must be different for each niche, so if your doing "weight loss" then remember that your author link should go to a weight loss product, etc.)

4)Get articles approved with ezinearticles

5)Go to donkeymails.com advertising package

Code:
http://www.donkeymails.com/pages/advertise.php

Go to "Paid To Click" - the one talking about ezine articles ($.10 cent ptc)

That's the one you're going to be ordering, but before that IMPORTANT:

6)Go to:

Code:
http://referer.us/hide-http-referer.html

Put your live ezine article link in the "original url" part, then check "covert result..", then click get no referer link. (This referer link is the one you are going to use when you order via donkeymails and put into the url you want to send traffic to)

ex. http://referer.us/1/dafjkoa (fake url I made up, but that's the format you are going to get when you click on "get no referer link")

You then order via donkeymails for whatever package you need that's going to place you in the top 5 for "most viewed" in your niche category.

It should take about 24-48 hours for your order to be complete via donkeymails, then you should start seeing traffic and sales.

I make about 10 sales at $30 a piece every week dominating 1 category in health-fitness with about 4 of my websites. (Yes, you can own multiple "most viewed" positions in a category)
 
I heard about this on another site and am currently testing it out. I hope it works!
 
I haven't read this method on any other place. I've seen people talking about ezinearticles and ranking high up on it, but never about HOW to actually do it. I tested this method myself, and it works like a charm.
 
do you need a website for this? my website is still under construction. actually i havent bought a domain yet for a my website. would you suggest a generic domain solely for this purpose? thank you in advance.
 
Great share!

Is it absolutely necessary to get the PTC with a 10 second timer? Is that the only way Ezine will count the view? Have you had any instances where Ezine has deleted your article after getting alot of views in a really short time?
 
Do you think this could work with any niche or product?
 
Just brilliant.

but is there another way to get cheaper hits to those articles ?
 
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hmmm...you guys think this can also be good for bukisa?
 
faystie,
You don't need a website for this. You can use a domain redirect to an affiliate offer from your author's box in your ezine.

paperchase,
ezine has never deleted my articles because I use the referer.us which is the MOST important part to do.

moonie,
yes this works for any niche.

deadster,
I don't know what bukisa is.

Gofobu,
I haven't tried "Evil article marketing"
 
1)Sign up for a premium membership with ezinearticles (optional but it can save you tons of time because articles get approved within 24 hours this way) - they give you 30 day refund money back guarantee, so its $97 to sign up, but you should submit lots of articles (have to be unique), and then get refund after 2-3 weeks if you want.

Can you get refund from ezinearticles easily ?
 
for those who have xrumer i think it is also good idea to use xrumer instead of donkeymails.com to get hits for articles. If I blast my site with xrumer within 24 hours I usually get 3-6K visitors. record was 10K visitors in 24 hours. In same time build backlinks for article.
 
seo101,

Yes, when I submitted all my articles and they got approved, I no longer needed the membership, so I canceled after using it for 2 weeks, and they refunded me 24 hours later.
 
seo101,

Yes, when I submitted all my articles and they got approved, I no longer needed the membership, so I canceled after using it for 2 weeks, and they refunded me 24 hours later.


Cool.. thanks a lot for the share.. I am trying it out right now.. btw did they ask you why you cancel ? if yes, what's your excuse ? thanks
 
It is probably tougher to make a sale if you don't have a landing page; when a reader clicks on your add he/she expects to see more than a product you are trying to sell.
 
This is actually quite a smart idea..so if i've got this right..your main traffic source is from ezinearticles themselves..by ranking on their site as the most viewed article in the particular category?

Wouldn't free traffic exchanges work just as well to create hits to your articles for this?

@Deadster: Obviously bukisa doesnt actually allow this kind of traffic, and i think they would start asking some questions if they are paying you for a whole bunch of views from a blank referrer...might just be worth testing out though..
 
It is against ezine articles terms of service to link directly to an affiliate product sales page.

http://ezinearticles.com/author-terms-of-service.html
You declare that you will not send in any articles with direct affiliate links in them. We reject articles with direct affiliate links. It is ok, however, forward/redirect to an affiliate link from the top-level of a domain name you own. For example, it is permissible to forward to an affiliate link from:

http://your-company-name.com/

...but it would not be permissable to forward to an affiliate link from:

http://your-company-name.com/page.html
http://your-company-name.com/subdirectory/
http://your-company-name.com/subdirectory/page.html

This is one of our many article quality standards.

It is possible that some reviewers have missed the affiliate links so far but you should be careful, your articles can be rejected and your account banned if you do this consistently.
 
It is against ezine articles terms of service to link directly to an affiliate product sales page.



It is possible that some reviewers have missed the affiliate links so far but you should be careful, your articles can be rejected and your account banned if you do this consistently.

Just buy a 99c .info domain and do a PHP redirect to your affiliate offer. You could even setup a LP on the domain for the offer (or set of offers) and flip the site on Flippa once it's made a bit of income with some consistent traffic ;)
 
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