[Method] Make $1000 a Month With Amazon - Newbie Friendly [Phase 5a Published!]

Thanks im following.
waiting for the seo and traffic part

Edit : it seems this is 100th reply for this post. So yah :)
 
I am following this one.

So you just installed wordpress till phase 2 or you did post some products or it is in phase 3 ?
 
Read this thread yesterday.. Wanted to take action and then comment! Never took SEO serious but this is exciting to follow 100 others..

Here's what I did..
- Researched a niche (Few months back but never took action) - Surprisingly there is minimal competition to it even now. So I will take that niche for your method.

- Registered a domain- Selected a domain name. Kept it very generic to my niche, so that I can expand it at any given time. BTW, I have added SSL encryption just to take it serious.

- Installed Wordpress - Just like you said.. a generic theme as of now!

Let's do this together :)
Thanks Meathead1234!
 
Looking forward to this!! I will start today in a niche that I love. The competition is moderate but I will try to rank for some other long tail keywords. Also, I recently discovered an amazon affiliate website in that niche similar to what I'm about to build; actually, is exactly what I'm about to build =D. It has about 1k visitors according to SEMrush, am I going to make like 500-1000$ a month with around the same amount of visitors? Thank you very much.
 
subscribe to this thread. i've been wanting to earn money through amazon affiliates and now is the right time. can't wait for the phase 3
 
Hey buddy, great post! First two steps are straight forward and noob-friendly. I didn't really follow through, since I already have a few sites setup in a similar fashion, like described in the thread. So am looking forward to the traffic step :) I have a feeling it might be to do with ranking for a long/related/non-competitive term that has 100-500 monthly searches. But maybe am wrong? Thanks a lot for sharing this btw!
 
Your thread couldn't have come at a better time.

I have an affiliate site that has generated a lot of sales for the company I'm promoting but earned me jack shit, so while I'm not a big fan of Amazon I'd decided I'd make more by promoting products on their.

My domain name is pretty rubbish but I'd bought another a while back that is much better so I think I'll swap it onto the new domain and build a much better site.

Cheers Meathead
 
For building site part, what format did you use for this particular method? Review, article, blogging, ecomm....types?

This will be coming up in Phase 3. Just complete Phase 2 for now.

Been waiting for this and looking forward to stage three.

I already have a few affiliate sites but I'm looking to push through to that $1,000 a month (my target when I started).

I would say that it's not always essential to look for higher priced items. The goal should be to get as many people to Amazon as possible and let "Average spend" take over.

For example, I'm doing well with a certain search term where the products are usually between $15 and $30. It's an evergreen niche and the macro-niche is huge. So I've benefited from people going on Amazon and spunking $500 - $1,000 a few times. I would have to perform some research, but I think > 50% of my commissions are from products I don't actually list on the website.

Finally, you say you help people selling websites that make $1,000 per month. As a rough guide, what kind of return would you expect from a website in an evergreen niche that could potentially be expanded quite a bit? I understand it's hard to say, but that's my ultimate goal so it's good for motivation!

Thanks again for the guide.

I would suggest a niche that has at least a few products above $100. The lower end is great for volume but it's hard to hit the higher earnings levels.

Valuation wise, as a very approximate rule of thumb, if you get your Amazon affiliate website to $1000 a month (following this method) then you would expect it to sell for around $24,000.

waiting for #3 steps
How you make first sale? using SEO or PPC or other method?

Thank you

Coming up next.

My new reviews site is coming up shortly and I have many niches covered as sub-domains. I just needed an opinion on using the exact keyword/phrase as a sub-domain rather than using a separate EMD...

How much difference would that make to my SEO effort IF everything else remains constant for both: exact-match-keyphrase.domain.com, as well as the EMD? The URL would have the keyphrase as a subdomain, and "reviews" in the domain name as well.

Thanks!

You don't need an EMD for this method.

Looking forward to this!! I will start today in a niche that I love. The competition is moderate but I will try to rank for some other long tail keywords. Also, I recently discovered an amazon affiliate website in that niche similar to what I'm about to build; actually, is exactly what I'm about to build =D. It has about 1k visitors according to SEMrush, am I going to make like 500-1000$ a month with around the same amount of visitors? Thank you very much.

Again, whilst it is likely with this method your site will get organic traffic after a while I'm keep it simple for now. SEMrush is a useful tool (I use it daily) but I've never found it to be accurate with visitor/traffic/earnings estimations.
 
When phase 3 comes?

Working on it. Didn't expect to get to 100 replies so quickly!

Hey buddy, great post! First two steps are straight forward and noob-friendly. I didn't really follow through, since I already have a few sites setup in a similar fashion, like described in the thread. So am looking forward to the traffic step :) I have a feeling it might be to do with ranking for a long/related/non-competitive term that has 100-500 monthly searches. But maybe am wrong? Thanks a lot for sharing this btw!

This method doesn't really rely on SEO or keyword research. All you have to do for now is choose a big enough niche.
 
Oh yeah, one other question I have is that the products I'll be promoting cost more than 50-100, will that be okay?
 
i think already got 100 replies, waiting for the phase 3
 
Not just replying for phase 3..... Very motivational and even for someone who can get busy this allows flexibility plus outsourcing all other things is a great way to scale.
 
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