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

There are many methods out there. This looks good and I would like to give it a try.

Thanks for the value
 
Hi there,
Been working at this for about two months now (on and off), is there someone that I can send a link to so that they can check out my site and see if I'm on the right track?
I'm a bit nervous about "putting myself out there".
 
Right, took even less to figure this out. Honestly did not think it would be as easy nowadays. Thanks

Glad for you. If you have trouble with the license notification not going away hit me up. There is a clever simple solution :)
 
electricsmokercenter .com is a gret website to get inspiration from. They rank number 1 for best electric smoker, and the homepage fits Meathead's guide pretty well.

Here is a bunch of simple keyword ideas:
best
reviews
compare
recommended
review
comparison
top rated
does something work
top 10
vs
buy
purchase
sale
coupon
discount
promotion
deal
deals
bundle
bundles

informational articles:
how to
lessons
training
benefits
what is
ways
does
why
when
recipes
 
Looks good blommas! I still havent figured out keywords part, whats confusing me, i dont understand is it better to use well known keywords like best, rewiew, recommended etc or some unknown one. Well known keywords are nearly impossible to outrank while unknown keywords is something noone searches :d confusing. I would appreciate anyone pointing to a good article where they teach picking keywords. Ive read a ton, they all explain what keyword is and how to use it, not how you actually pick one. If i search my niche in semrush, ill get top keywords, there are also competition and cpc etc, how do i analyse this data? Is high cpc or low cpc good? Is high competition or lower one good? Should i be looking for top keywords or not?

Anyway,
Ive finally got my hosting part solved and all plugins etc. installed. Ill start writing content monday.

What still bothers me is my niche selection. What do you guys think, would it be more profitable on the long run to have 1 site with 3 related broad niches (each having 4-5 subniches and each subniche has products varying by price and brand) or to make 3 different sites? I know its alot of work but having total 15 subniches on 1 site will give better chances generating traffic cause there will be 15 times more forums to post and if 1 subniche fails, other will still bring traffic.

Or am i thinking in wrong direction?

Thanks
 
Looks good blommas! I still havent figured out keywords part, whats confusing me, i dont understand is it better to use well known keywords like best, rewiew, recommended etc or some unknown one. Well known keywords are nearly impossible to outrank while unknown keywords is something noone searches :d confusing. I would appreciate anyone pointing to a good article where they teach picking keywords. Ive read a ton, they all explain what keyword is and how to use it, not how you actually pick one. If i search my niche in semrush, ill get top keywords, there are also competition and cpc etc, how do i analyse this data? Is high cpc or low cpc good? Is high competition or lower one good? Should i be looking for top keywords or not?

Anyway,
Ive finally got my hosting part solved and all plugins etc. installed. Ill start writing content monday.

What still bothers me is my niche selection. What do you guys think, would it be more profitable on the long run to have 1 site with 3 related broad niches (each having 4-5 subniches and each subniche has products varying by price and brand) or to make 3 different sites? I know its alot of work but having total 15 subniches on 1 site will give better chances generating traffic cause there will be 15 times more forums to post and if 1 subniche fails, other will still bring traffic.

Or am i thinking in wrong direction?

Thanks
I use a mix of both known and unknown.. It would be stupid to let out the known keywords, as they could earn you the most money if you'd rank for it. Unknown keywords are hard to find but obviously easy to rank for and something you should aim for in the beginning. I used Market Samurai (just get the trial version, that's what I did), put in my main keyword(s) and then it generated me hundreds of keywords. It works well and shows the competition of the keywords.. Find tutorials on YouTube and watch them, so you can analyze the keywords competition (most people do it different, so watch more than 1 tutorial) There are also other websites like keywordtool.io, ubersuggest.io and many others. Just search for "keyword ideas", "keyword generator", "keyword suggestions" or anything like that, and use the free services provided.

Prepare to get really bored and tired of writing articles.. It's demotivating but you just got to get through it :D

I thought to myself, that I shouldn't waste too much time on selecting my niche. I chose a pretty general and broad niche, and it has like 5+ subniches that I focus on. I don't know how it would turn out with 15+ subniches to be honest..

Also, I PM'ed you regarding some SEO stuff.
 
I use a mix of both known and unknown.. It would be stupid to let out the known keywords, as they could earn you the most money if you'd rank for it. Unknown keywords are hard to find but obviously easy to rank for and something you should aim for in the beginning. I used Market Samurai (just get the trial version, that's what I did), put in my main keyword(s) and then it generated me hundreds of keywords. It works well and shows the competition of the keywords.. Find tutorials on YouTube and watch them, so you can analyze the keywords competition (most people do it different, so watch more than 1 tutorial) There are also other websites like keywordtool.io, ubersuggest.io and many others. Just search for "keyword ideas", "keyword generator", "keyword suggestions" or anything like that, and use the free services provided.

Prepare to get really bored and tired of writing articles.. It's demotivating but you just got to get through it :D

I thought to myself, that I shouldn't waste too much time on selecting my niche. I chose a pretty general and broad niche, and it has like 5+ subniches that I focus on. I don't know how it would turn out with 15+ subniches to be honest..

Also, I PM'ed you regarding some SEO stuff.

Hey, are you already earning using this method? I'm now writing content, and you're right, this is the most boring part. But I'm motivated enough in moving forward. I'm just trying it out with my localhost WordPress installed before purchasing my own domain. So at least I can visualize that things that I'm doing. :)
 
Hey, are you already earning using this method? I'm now writing content, and you're right, this is the most boring part. But I'm motivated enough in moving forward. I'm just trying it out with my localhost WordPress installed before purchasing my own domain. So at least I can visualize that things that I'm doing. :)
Haven't promoted my website yet :)
I expect to complete my website today and then possibly promote today or tomorrow
 
Anyone can guide me about that "PIllar" article in home page? What's does it actually look like, does it need to contain product or just a simple non money making blogpost? Thanks!
 
Anyone can guide me about that "PIllar" article in home page? What's does it actually look like, does it need to contain product or just a simple non money making blogpost? Thanks!
Not sure what is best, but from what I've seen by looking at a lot of different amazon websites, they all have small reviews of 5-10 products sometimes in different subniches and a link to the full reviews.

It's usually a buyer's guide with titles like
"Why you should get a producttype"
"Number Things You Need To Consider When Buying Something"
and then a conclusion in the end.
Just search for other Amazon websites, and you can easily get some inspiration :)
 
Just wondering here, what if you have chosen seasonal niche (less competition cause many wont prefer seasonal niche and even this thread recommends to not choose seasonal niche) and make your site about 2 subniches of different season products? Like i understood, its not wise to choose "skis" as your niche couse you will not get many interest in those products during summer time but what if you choose "skis and bicycles" as your 2 subniches for your site so both summer and winter would be covered? Maybe someone has experience and can vauch for this idea or do you think its wise to create 2 sites in this case, 1 for skis and one for bicycles?

I think im re-asking my question here but like to see more thoughts about this :)

Thanks
 
Just wondering here, what if you have chosen seasonal niche (less competition cause many wont prefer seasonal niche and even this thread recommends to not choose seasonal niche) and make your site about 2 subniches of different season products? Like i understood, its not wise to choose "skis" as your niche couse you will not get many interest in those products during summer time but what if you choose "skis and bicycles" as your 2 subniches for your site so both summer and winter would be covered? Maybe someone has experience and can vauch for this idea or do you think its wise to create 2 sites in this case, 1 for skis and one for bicycles?

I think im re-asking my question here but like to see more thoughts about this :)

Thanks
You're better off choosing something sustainable all-year-round for your first project.
 
I'm more motivated now, I need to get this project done before the holiday season kicks in. I'm seeing more possible sales this December.
 
I'm more motivated now, I need to get this project done before the holiday season kicks in. I'm seeing more possible sales this December.
Good luck with it :D I'm starting to put in a lot of hours, I really hope it pays off.
 
You're better off choosing something sustainable all-year-round for your first project.

Well, choosing a niche is the hardest part of this method if im going to write content not outsource this. I need to choose niche i know about. Other criteria is products above $200 and cant be electronics. Not as easy task for me cause most stuff above $200 include electronics and i have no clue where amazon draws theyre line. Is quitar amplifier electonic device or just musical instrument for amazon? Even bloody oven run on android nowadys...

I believe i have spent a week for niche research by now lol, i know OP said just pick something but after reading all 90+ pages thread here i understood, choosing wrong niche has fcked this method for many, so i need to pick right one from the start. Products from $200 to $2-3k, not seasonal, can't be electonics, i must have interest/experience in to write good content. I still tend to believe its clever to add at least 2 niches from broad niche to your page so if 1 tends to fail youll still have second one bringing sales in... oh, i also understand now how many never started theyre site cause they couldnt find the right niche...

Ill go over amazon bestsellers again today, @WhitePassion can you instruct me on "electronics" part? Maybe im leaving too many niches aside thinking theyre just electonics as in reality theyre not (quitar amplifiers, ovens for example)

Thanks

electricsmokercenter .com is a gret website to get inspiration from. They rank number 1 for best electric smoker, and the homepage fits Meathead's guide pretty well.

Also, isnt electic smokers seasonal products? You cant use one when its -30 C outside without customizing it (with alot of extra insulation etc).

Just trying to get my head clean of suspicions, mayble life is alot brighter then i think at this moment lol

Thanks alot!
 
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Why is there not a rate on Kitchen/Home products?

Also, isnt electic smokers seasonal products? You cant use one when its -30 C outside without customizing it (with alot of extra insulation etc).

Just trying to get my head clean of suspicions, mayble life is alot brighter then i think at this moment lol

Thanks alot!
True. I don't recommend the niche, I just recommend getting inspiration for the structure, content and all that
 
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