Ultimate guide to building Amazon Affiliate Niche Sites that are Insanely Profitable

The pick my shaver flippa seems well dodgy. It is not sold, it is under negotiation. And theres a new site 'pickyourshaver' exactly the same haha
 
Nice guide. Will help with my mainstream marketing endeavors. Thanks.
 
The pick my shaver flippa seems well dodgy. It is not sold, it is under negotiation. And theres a new site 'pickyourshaver' exactly the same haha

The under negotiation tag means it has been sold through private negotiation post auction. The transaction closed in May according to their logs. Copycats are abound in electrical shavers lists, and there are a couple of different niche sites on the front page as well.
 
The under negotiation tag means it has been sold through private negotiation post auction. The transaction closed in May according to their logs. Copycats are abound in electrical shavers lists, and there are a couple of different niche sites on the front page as well.

Ok, anyway, its just an example of the method. Very good method and thanks for your post. I will try my own very soon
 
Amazing share,will go into this and will definitely give it a try
 
I just started with amazon affiliates and it seems to be promising. best of luck OP
 
Great informative post just like your PBN one. I also tend to find that 'Top Product Category' makes a great KW for Amazon sites as well.
 
I wasnt expecting much when I clicked on this thread, but am very impressed with the thorough guide. Well done and thanked.
 
A lot of great info that can be used not only for Amz niche sites. Huge respect to OP!
 
Thanks for valuable share. Pretty good tips in here.

I have a short question if you dont mind Nick. I've been curious how much may a niche site (with 1000-2000 UVs monthly f.e.) make when promoting $100+ products? Thanks
 
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Really excited to try this out. Thanks for the post!
 
Thanks for valuable share. Pretty good tips in here.

I have a short question if you dont mind Nick. I've been curious how much may a niche site (with 1000-2000 UVs monthly f.e.) make when promoting $100+ products? Thanks

You should make around $200 - $500 with 1000-2000 uniques, if you have a good conversion rate and a high price item. 1000-2000 uniques are pretty low though, with all the long tails traffic a niche site should get at least to 10,000 uniques per month (and $1000+ per month) revenue.

Usually on low traffic you have a higher cpm, cpm decreases when the traffic increases as the quality of the traffic decresaes and there aren't that many converting keywords left and you have to be happy with whatever traffic you can get.
 
great post op,same guide as nichepursuits...here another example of amazon niche site from nichepursuits casestudy apennyshaved.com and doublestrollersguide.com from formyourfuture niche challenge.
 
Nice guide but you mention
Disregard automated plugins/software that build your Amazon websites automatically by scraping Amazon and generates you a 1000 pages website in minutes. .

Is there an issue with importing products in your niche and going back and rewriting descriptions? To be clear I am not advocating or suggesting spinning but if you are selling razors, why not import the razors and go from there?

I guess I am just trying to clear up what you are suggesting. Are you suggesting just hand picking a few products and build from there?
 
Nick, thanks for taking time to write up this guide I think it will help a lot of people here. In point 6 how would you link the articles internally from a SEO point of view? I think that is more important really. Everyone lays stuff out different that is why I am interested to hear your take:

IE

Fluff 1 --> Pillar 1
Pillar 1 --> Pillar 2
Pillar 2 --> Pillar 4

etc
 
Great read, thanks for the time to write this up. Will surely be useful to many members here on BHW.
 
Nice guide but you mention

Is there an issue with importing products in your niche and going back and rewriting descriptions? To be clear I am not advocating or suggesting spinning but if you are selling razors, why not import the razors and go from there?

I guess I am just trying to clear up what you are suggesting. Are you suggesting just hand picking a few products and build from there?

Hand picking a couple of razors and making personalized article explaining why those are the best choice and justifying your decision will lead to higher conversion rates and trust on behalf of your visitors.

Also, when you mass imports product, each product will be on its own page, which will make it virtually impossible to get them to rank, even if you rewrite the descriptions, as such low quality pages are not ranking in top anymore.

Individual, longer articles, more in-depth that cover multiple products in the same post and compares them pros and cons seem to work better for content based niche amazon sites.

Nick, thanks for taking time to write up this guide I think it will help a lot of people here. In point 6 how would you link the articles internally from a SEO point of view? I think that is more important really. Everyone lays stuff out different that is why I am interested to hear your take:

IE

Fluff 1 --> Pillar 1
Pillar 1 --> Pillar 2
Pillar 2 --> Pillar 4

etc

I do not have a predefined internal linking structure, because i customize it for every website depending on what articles and how i have written them. As you said, internal linking is crucial for passing link juice, and i link internal whenever i get an option. Each article on my website usually has 2-3 internal linkings, some of them leading to pillar articles, some of them to fluff articles - individual reviews of that particular model if its mentioned. There is no specific method, i go with the gut and the rule that every articles should link to at least 2-3 other articles on my website.
 
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