The Theme Park Method, $20,548 Profit Per Day

So again

I I put a banner on for four free tickets to Alton Towers (UK) this is a simple CPA at Neverblue.

Two days ago I did this.

So I got a targetted text ad for people into Alton Towers and got 79 views.
How many dollars have I made?

You guessed it ZERO.
This peeps is highly targetted how much highly targetted can you get?
You going to tell me I need at least a thousand vies to get one sign up right?

What site did you put the banner on? That may have something to do with it.

Oblet said:

What site did you put the banner on? That may have something to do with it.

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Oh its a big enough major site

Okay, now in reverse order answering questions, comments, and concerns:

To Therookie: It doesn't matter how big the 'big enough major site' is. If it's not in a similar niche, you're wasting your time. When you say "This peeps is highly targetted how much highly targetted can you get?" you need to go into detail if you want an answer to your question. How highly targeted are you? And a simple text banner is not using this method, it's advertising and that's all.

To wolfdog: Good point. I have almost purchased a pass to Disney/Universal on eBay before, but stopped when I noticed that I had a seminar to attend. Also, timeshares can in fact become an issue as far as this is concerned. Most people become wary when they see "free". Smart thinking on your part.

To Alpha_Gentleman.: That would be smart, IF this wasn't blackhat. You're technically promising the opportunity at a free ticket or something of that nature. Instead, you're giving them email spam to discount tickets, or something of THAT nature. If someone affiliated with the park you are advertising gets a hold of one of your pamphlets, you're absolutely fucked if they report it and trace the information back to the source, which is you.

To farfora: There is no button, and there is nothing to sign up for.

Wow, I can't wait until I can write a method that says I make $20,548 a day and then maybe when I make that kind of sic money I can get a job at Orlando Studios too.

Maybe my post count will sky rocket if I just keep cranking out bulllshit ideas while I work my cool "BHW" day job at an amusement park, (you know, cuz i make so much cash)

But woe is me, I actually do work from home all day online. One day I will write my great post and everyone will love me.

I never said that I have made $20,548 a day. I make around $150 a day at Universal when i work and maybe $175 a day right now through various online means. I didn't need to make "sic" money to get a job at Universal Orlando (there's no such thing as Orlando Studios), I had to be smart with math and data gathering, which I am. I'm nothing more than a practicing statistician with a good ear for eavesdropping who was in the right job market at the right time.

As for your second, completely unnecessary and rude paragraph, my post count is high, yes, I have addressed this on several occasions. But after my first month on the forum, I believe that most of my posts have been lengthy and helpful. I don't think my ideas are "bullshit", and if you do, I don't understand what point you were trying to get across vocalizing your childish concerns. And my offline job is in no way affiliated with the forum, so there's your fourth or fifth mistake in your post.

And I know for a fact that nobody on this forum "loves" me. Some may listen to me, yes, but nobody "loves" me. And nobody loves you either.

PM me when you eventually write that great post.

Was planning on something similar! Either way, a great share.

Cheers

Pharoah said:

Wow, I can't wait until I can write a method that says I make $20,548 a day and then maybe when I make that kind of sic money I can get a job at Orlando Studios too.

Maybe my post count will sky rocket if I just keep cranking out bulllshit ideas while I work my cool "BHW" day job at an amusement park, (you know, cuz i make so much cash)

But woe is me, I actually do work from home all day online. One day I will write my great post and everyone will love me.

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What a douchebag.

therat said:

set up an opt in, get their email and then re-direct to cpa offer instead of this framing stuff - I'm doing something similar with my pm bots

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Off topic - but whats a pm bot?

This looks great

So yesterday I spent the day at Six Flags Over Georgia once again. It was quite amazing to say the least. A true eye-opener. And there were people everywhere. So here is a nice list I found of the 12 most popular theme parks form around the world:

Here are some of the most popular theme parks around the world.
Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World:

The Magic Kingdom is the heart of Walt Disney World, where costumed Disney characters roam the streets and Space Mountain rules the rides. Cinderella?s Castle, based on the turreted German castle Neuschwanstein, is a guaranteed favorite with little ones [http://www.thetravelerszone.com/travel-destinations/plan-for-a-discount-disney-vacation-for-a-great-deal-of-fun/].


You will find wonder, fantasy and pixie dust everywhere around the magic kingdom park. The seven enchanted lands lead the young and young hearts on a journey of fun, excitement and fantasy. Despite of whatever park you visit, the Magic Kingdom Park is the spot where the storybook dreams become a reality.


http://www.thetravelerszone.com/travel-destinations/adventure-travel-to-experience-something-different-in-your-life/ and Enchanting tales await your whole family at magic kingdom park.


http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/parkLanding?id=MKLandingPage
Islands of Adventure - Florida, US:

Islands of Adventure consists of five ?islands? plus the Port of Entry, arranged around a ?lagoon.? The islands are presented in clockwise order, starting at the park entrance.
This island is themed to ancient myths and legends, and is roughly divided into three smaller sections. The first section is designed to resemble medieval Europe. The second section is ancient Arabia. Last is mythological Greece. It contains several live-action shows.


This land is also home to Mythos, winner of best theme park restaurant several times by Theme Park Insider, and one of two full-service restaurants in the park.


http://www.universalorlando.com/ioa_index.html
Cedar Point - Ohio, US:

Cedar Point, the second oldest amusement park in the United States, sits at the end of a slender strip of land, at the edge of Lake Erie.


Cedar Point today is a fun place to visit for the entire family. It has beautifully landscaped gardens, lake views, a museum, an ice-skating show, plenty of shops and food outlets as well as water rides, four children?s areas, a classic merry-go-round, and, of course, the roller coasters.


http://www.cedarpoint.com/
Epcot - Orlando, US:

Epcot is a theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort. The park is dedicated to international culture and technological innovation. In 2007 Epcot hosted approximately 10.93 million guests, ranking it the third-most visited amusement park in the United States, and sixth-most visited in the world.


Future World focuses on emerging technologies while World Showcase features pavilions devoted to a rainbow of nations. From the start, the Disney theme parks have married technology and storytelling to whisk guests away to fantastic places. Mission: SPACE, the new, groundbreaking, awe-inspiring attraction at Epcot delivers sensations unlike any of you have ever felt (unless you?re an astronaut) and replicates space travel with an astonishing degree of reality.


http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/parkLanding?id=EPLandingPage
Blackpool Pleasure Beach - Lancashire, UK:

The park has a mixture of traditional wooden rides, modern steel roller-coasters, small family rides, highly-advanced thrill rides and generations-old rides still in original working order.


The park is currently re-branding with new rides and shows, and a casino. Other major attractions include the many shows the park has on offer, including Forbidden at the Globe and Hot Ice at the Arena.


Pleasure Beach attracts about 6 million visitors a year. In 2007, Pleasure Beach was ranked as 14th most popular theme park in the world with 5.5 million visitors. It was the only UK amusement park to make it onto the ?Top 25 Parks in the World? list.


http://www.blackpoolpleasurebeach.com/
Port Aventura - Spain:

Port Aventura and Caribe Aquatic Park are part of a big resort complex on Costa Dorado in Spain. The resort has a wide array of roller coasters, from the Drago Khan, an intense eight-loop roller coaster, to the Stampida, two tracks wide and made of wood.
The resort itself is made up of distinct regions, or ?countries?; themed shows like ?Can Can in the Saloon? are popular.


http://www.portaventura.co.uk/
Europa Park - Germany:

Europa-Park is the second-most-popular theme park in Europe, after Disneyland Paris. It is split into fourteen different areas, typically named after European countries or regions.Along with the park and rides, there are countless shows on offer every day.
Europa-Park is often criticized for its lack of thrill attractions. Indeed, unlike most major theme parks, there are currently no inversions (upside down spins) on any of the parks rides.


http://www.europapark.de/lang-en/c51/default.html
Tivoli Gardens - Denmark:

Tivoli Gardens is a famous amusement park and pleasure garden in Copenhagen, Denmark. The park is best known for its wooden roller coaster, as it is one of world?s oldest wooden roller coasters that is still operating today.


Copenhagen?s Tivoli Gardens are a delightful anomaly: a park where you can enjoy carnival thrills, eat polser sausages under the trees, swill ol in a beer garden, dine in an elegant restaurant, attend a symphony concert, enjoy free pantomime theatre, or sniff the 115,000 flowers that bloom during the park?s season.


http://www.tivoli.dk/composite-3351.htm
Tokyo Disneyland:

Tokyo Disneyland is part of a massive Disney complex that also includes Tokyo DisneySea and a number of branded hotels.. It was the first Disney park to be built outside of the United States


There are seven themed areas, each complementing each other yet unique in their style. Made up of the World Bazaar, the four classic Disney lands: Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, and two mini lands, Critter Country and Mickey?s Toontown. Rides include Big Thunder Mountain in Westernland, a four-minute train ride through a ?haunted? mine.


Tokyo Disneyland will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of its grand opening in 2008.


http://www.tokyodisneyresort.co.jp/index_e.html
Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park - China:

This theme park is located in the Shijingshan district of Beijing in China. In this park, a modern temple fair is held at stated times. When you first enter into the park gate, you will see the jet tower and big dipper, first and unique in Beijing.


It has unique landscape and elegant scenery. Among the verdant pines, green grass and cypresses, the Arabic restaurant, the Russian entrance hall, the Gothic Cinderella Castle and the European blue bridge are full of exotic atmosphere.


http://www.bs-amusement-park.com/ChinaIn/about-e.asp
Ocean Park - Hong Kong:

The marine-themed amusement park covers the area of Wong Chuk Hang and Nam Long Shan, and is located in Hong Kong. The different parts of the park are connected by a gondola lift system (or cable car system), as well as the world?s second longest outdoor escalator.


The theme park currently has over 14 rides and other attractions such as aquariums. Besides housing two roller coasters, Ocean Park also features a Giant panda exhibit, a jelly fish and shark aquarium, as well as a four-story aquarium displaying more than 2000 fish.
http://www.oceanpark.com.hk/
Suoi Tien Cultural Amusement Park - Vietnam:

This theme park is located in Ho Chi Minh City. This beautiful park consists of everything like rides, water parks, parades and go-carts.This park has all the amusement things that traditional amusement parks have including wild roller coaster water slides, rides, race cars, and other fun activities.


The park also features unicorn palace, sea palace, phoenix palace, mountain palace and heavenly palace which includes the animal kingdom.


http://www.suoitien.com.vn/

FreeTheTV Note: To be honest, I think that this blog post is bullshit. Nowhere on the list is Universal Studios, Disney-Hollywood (formerly MGM) Studios, Alton Towers, Six Flags Magic Mountain, or several other extremely popular theme parks mentioned. But this is a good example of diversity. "Disneyland" is not the only theme park in the world. Sincerely,
FreeTheTV

I never realized that Europa didn't have a single inversion. Makes it seem a lot less threatening. I agree fully with the fact that Magic Mountain should make the list. It is always packed full of people and always being advertised in my area.

That's an awesome sounding method, but that would cost a little much for the risk involved in this, don't you think? But imagine secretly projecting that at the actual park!

That idea is extremely creative, however the things you are doing are, once again, blackhat. So I wouldn't suggest projecting it in real, offline life for the world to see.

I implemented this a few hours after you posted the method, as I was already about to buy a cheap domain and hosting. I've made a good $400+- so far, but the site is quite optimized and I'm spamming a lot of places for legit traffic.

Good post but where to find the CPA offers for these parks?


QUOTE=FreeTheTV;820033]So yesterday I spent the day at Six Flags Over Georgia once again. It was quite amazing to say the least. A true eye-opener. And there were people everywhere. So here is a nice list I found of the 12 most popular theme parks form around the world:

Here are some of the most popular theme parks around the world.
Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World:

The Magic Kingdom is the heart of Walt Disney World, where costumed Disney characters roam the streets and Space Mountain rules the rides. Cinderella?s Castle, based on the turreted German castle Neuschwanstein, is a guaranteed favorite with little ones [http://www.thetravelerszone.com/travel-destinations/plan-for-a-discount-disney-vacation-for-a-great-deal-of-fun/].


You will find wonder, fantasy and pixie dust everywhere around the magic kingdom park. The seven enchanted lands lead the young and young hearts on a journey of fun, excitement and fantasy. Despite of whatever park you visit, the Magic Kingdom Park is the spot where the storybook dreams become a reality.


http://www.thetravelerszone.com/travel-destinations/adventure-travel-to-experience-something-different-in-your-life/ and Enchanting tales await your whole family at magic kingdom park.


http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/parkLanding?id=MKLandingPage
Islands of Adventure - Florida, US:

Islands of Adventure consists of five ?islands? plus the Port of Entry, arranged around a ?lagoon.? The islands are presented in clockwise order, starting at the park entrance.
This island is themed to ancient myths and legends, and is roughly divided into three smaller sections. The first section is designed to resemble medieval Europe. The second section is ancient Arabia. Last is mythological Greece. It contains several live-action shows.


This land is also home to Mythos, winner of best theme park restaurant several times by Theme Park Insider, and one of two full-service restaurants in the park.


http://www.universalorlando.com/ioa_index.html
Cedar Point - Ohio, US:

Cedar Point, the second oldest amusement park in the United States, sits at the end of a slender strip of land, at the edge of Lake Erie.


Cedar Point today is a fun place to visit for the entire family. It has beautifully landscaped gardens, lake views, a museum, an ice-skating show, plenty of shops and food outlets as well as water rides, four children?s areas, a classic merry-go-round, and, of course, the roller coasters.


http://www.cedarpoint.com/
Epcot - Orlando, US:

Epcot is a theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort. The park is dedicated to international culture and technological innovation. In 2007 Epcot hosted approximately 10.93 million guests, ranking it the third-most visited amusement park in the United States, and sixth-most visited in the world.


Future World focuses on emerging technologies while World Showcase features pavilions devoted to a rainbow of nations. From the start, the Disney theme parks have married technology and storytelling to whisk guests away to fantastic places. Mission: SPACE, the new, groundbreaking, awe-inspiring attraction at Epcot delivers sensations unlike any of you have ever felt (unless you?re an astronaut) and replicates space travel with an astonishing degree of reality.


http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/parkLanding?id=EPLandingPage
Blackpool Pleasure Beach - Lancashire, UK:

The park has a mixture of traditional wooden rides, modern steel roller-coasters, small family rides, highly-advanced thrill rides and generations-old rides still in original working order.


The park is currently re-branding with new rides and shows, and a casino. Other major attractions include the many shows the park has on offer, including Forbidden at the Globe and Hot Ice at the Arena.


Pleasure Beach attracts about 6 million visitors a year. In 2007, Pleasure Beach was ranked as 14th most popular theme park in the world with 5.5 million visitors. It was the only UK amusement park to make it onto the ?Top 25 Parks in the World? list.


http://www.blackpoolpleasurebeach.com/
Port Aventura - Spain:

Port Aventura and Caribe Aquatic Park are part of a big resort complex on Costa Dorado in Spain. The resort has a wide array of roller coasters, from the Drago Khan, an intense eight-loop roller coaster, to the Stampida, two tracks wide and made of wood.
The resort itself is made up of distinct regions, or ?countries?; themed shows like ?Can Can in the Saloon? are popular.


http://www.portaventura.co.uk/
Europa Park - Germany:

Europa-Park is the second-most-popular theme park in Europe, after Disneyland Paris. It is split into fourteen different areas, typically named after European countries or regions.Along with the park and rides, there are countless shows on offer every day.
Europa-Park is often criticized for its lack of thrill attractions. Indeed, unlike most major theme parks, there are currently no inversions (upside down spins) on any of the parks rides.


http://www.europapark.de/lang-en/c51/default.html
Tivoli Gardens - Denmark:

Tivoli Gardens is a famous amusement park and pleasure garden in Copenhagen, Denmark. The park is best known for its wooden roller coaster, as it is one of world?s oldest wooden roller coasters that is still operating today.


Copenhagen?s Tivoli Gardens are a delightful anomaly: a park where you can enjoy carnival thrills, eat polser sausages under the trees, swill ol in a beer garden, dine in an elegant restaurant, attend a symphony concert, enjoy free pantomime theatre, or sniff the 115,000 flowers that bloom during the park?s season.


http://www.tivoli.dk/composite-3351.htm
Tokyo Disneyland:

Tokyo Disneyland is part of a massive Disney complex that also includes Tokyo DisneySea and a number of branded hotels.. It was the first Disney park to be built outside of the United States


There are seven themed areas, each complementing each other yet unique in their style. Made up of the World Bazaar, the four classic Disney lands: Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, and two mini lands, Critter Country and Mickey?s Toontown. Rides include Big Thunder Mountain in Westernland, a four-minute train ride through a ?haunted? mine.


Tokyo Disneyland will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of its grand opening in 2008.


http://www.tokyodisneyresort.co.jp/index_e.html
Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park - China:

This theme park is located in the Shijingshan district of Beijing in China. In this park, a modern temple fair is held at stated times. When you first enter into the park gate, you will see the jet tower and big dipper, first and unique in Beijing.


It has unique landscape and elegant scenery. Among the verdant pines, green grass and cypresses, the Arabic restaurant, the Russian entrance hall, the Gothic Cinderella Castle and the European blue bridge are full of exotic atmosphere.


http://www.bs-amusement-park.com/ChinaIn/about-e.asp
Ocean Park - Hong Kong:

The marine-themed amusement park covers the area of Wong Chuk Hang and Nam Long Shan, and is located in Hong Kong. The different parts of the park are connected by a gondola lift system (or cable car system), as well as the world?s second longest outdoor escalator.


The theme park currently has over 14 rides and other attractions such as aquariums. Besides housing two roller coasters, Ocean Park also features a Giant panda exhibit, a jelly fish and shark aquarium, as well as a four-story aquarium displaying more than 2000 fish.
http://www.oceanpark.com.hk/
Suoi Tien Cultural Amusement Park - Vietnam:

This theme park is located in Ho Chi Minh City. This beautiful park consists of everything like rides, water parks, parades and go-carts.This park has all the amusement things that traditional amusement parks have including wild roller coaster water slides, rides, race cars, and other fun activities.


The park also features unicorn palace, sea palace, phoenix palace, mountain palace and heavenly palace which includes the animal kingdom.


http://www.suoitien.com.vn/

FreeTheTV Note: To be honest, I think that this blog post is bullshit. Nowhere on the list is Universal Studios, Disney-Hollywood (formerly MGM) Studios, Alton Towers, Six Flags Magic Mountain, or several other extremely popular theme parks mentioned. But this is a good example of diversity. "Disneyland" is not the only theme park in the world. Sincerely,
FreeTheTV[/QUOTE]

must say guys ive just seen this thread i started a similar campaign 3 days ago so far ive earnt $500 not as much as what you guys earn but its stil good for a $1.20 offer

Cha-Ching! Congrats to you, extreme76. I've been back-and-forthing between that and setting up my new first website. One thing I'll probably do is peddle and advertise the Theme Park Method in the actual website. See how that works out for me.

But I'm back in Orlando and back to work. Hint: There's a ton of hype for 1) the Hollywood Rip, Ride, and Rockit at UStudios, and the Harry Potter Theme area at IoA. Bank on it.

This method has been expanded and released as an ebook on DP as http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1376097

Positive rep on BHW and DP given to anyone who gives a positive review of it.

Banned for being a part of BHW on DP I take it? That sucks.

So I got word last week that Six Flags is going bankrupt and doing offers and incentives like crazy. Right now, it's buy one ticket get one free. I guess they need to ramp up the visitors to pay back their $2,000,000,000.00 debt to investors and builders.

Definitely a way to make up fake incentives for Six Flags and start a site promoting them with this method. Thanks for this, it's great.