I actually thought of doing this in the past. I recently signed up to hostgator and reffered a friend who was looking to get a site created and banked an easy $50. I'll definitely try out your method. And LOL @ the dude who copy and pasted the post title into a craigslist ad and didn't change the [location]
[Unique method] Make $500+ daily
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kikiswagga
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- Aug 11, 2013
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Looks very confusing.
I've been really interested in doing this recently. Would he be willing to give more details about how he finds clients?
if you're going to do this, then keep every single chat/email with your client. When I was promoting Hostgator hosting trough PPC and my reviews website, I had an idea that's something is fishy here, but haven't said a thing. When I started offering this hosting to offline clients/ just regular people (in exchange for free website) I noticed that HALF OF MY commissions not even showing up in my account, some of them were just Invalid, but the actual purchase was valid and paid on time.
Why I'm saying to keep every single chat/email with your "client" is because you can contact your AM about it. I got pretty much every client miraculously added back after I emailed proofs that purchase is actually valid and I'm in contact with the guy who bought the hosting trough my aff link/coupon code.
Why I'm saying to keep every single chat/email with your "client" is because you can contact your AM about it. I got pretty much every client miraculously added back after I emailed proofs that purchase is actually valid and I'm in contact with the guy who bought the hosting trough my aff link/coupon code.
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Dam commission junction is hard to use....
EbayUltimate
Regular Member
- Aug 5, 2013
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Such a Solid Method.
Great Advice, this will help alot of people here.
Thanks
Great Advice, this will help alot of people here.
Thanks
Best thing to do would be to make an eCommerce store and duplicate it. List the eCommerce store on eBay as free or 99p. People will work on an eCommerce store thinking they will make money, so they will continue to pay the hosting for a while. You could also sub affiliate the products on the store.
alessandro_gm
Newbie
- Jul 5, 2013
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Looks like a solid method, the hard part is finding the costumers. I recomend people to use greengeeks instead of hostgator
BP247
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- Nov 15, 2008
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A nice method.
BUT rapped now!
I think thread needs to be moved to Jr.VIP section, because I saw that screenshot where someone has posted an ad multiple time, in same location with [location] in title LMAO!!! This guy doesn't need spoon feeding but a spoon in his a$$!
BUT rapped now!
I think thread needs to be moved to Jr.VIP section, because I saw that screenshot where someone has posted an ad multiple time, in same location with [location] in title LMAO!!! This guy doesn't need spoon feeding but a spoon in his a$$!
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L3G10N
Junior Member
- Feb 19, 2009
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Dammit. Who ever did that, I never said open the same topic in same place 5 times at the same time! At least change the [location]. Damn
Its old, but I still rofl... people are dumb
La_Valette
Newbie
- Sep 8, 2012
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Hostgator might not be a good host to use. Many other hosts on CJ also pay $100 a month. Hostgator reverses most transactions they are sent.
If the customer is a noob, you can get away with using free themes too. There are some impressive free themes that can look even better if you tweak them a little. I'm personally not fond of grabbing paid themes for free as some contain malicious code. If the site gets kicked out of the SERPS because of malicious code, the customer will blame you.
How do you guys scan the paid themes you grab?
How do you guys scan the paid themes you grab?