My First 4 Figure Day, 5 Figure Month and 6 Figure Year - Now 2 Years! UPADTED!

[JohnInNewJersey]

Would be very appreciated.

John
NJ USA

[guzpra]

hey chucky, do you still run the seo service you offered? thx for the reply

[giseo]

Going to try this method with some sites this week. Will let you know of the results.

[JohnInNewJersey]

Would this WSO be very beneficial for a website that does not use plugins, specifically XSitePro? That is specifically for advice about on- and off-page SEO that can be done manually.

John
New Jersey USA

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by amarketing

Chucky, I totally understand! Thanks for replying and for keeping this thread alive! Be careful, though; I was reading in another thread that if an OP has more than 50 posts in his thread, it will lock the thread! I don't know if this is still in effect, but you may want to look into that. I heard that you can consolidated posts and delete others to lower your "posts in thread."

Your WSO says 31 days...is that the average of how long it takes for your to rank one of your sites?

Thanks again for not abandoning this thread!

Ah really? I might have already gone past that 50 mark I'm afraid!

No it's not the average to hit page 1. There has been a few occasions when I ranked page 1 within a week or two. But usually it's 2-3 months or longer (depending on the level of competition). I was so methodical with this site and I wanted to rank it within a month so that I could get a nice title for my WSO

It hit #1 about 2 weeks ago - so that's #1 in about 4-5 months I think! Again depends on competition!

Originally Posted by GetKane

I've been on every AM forum and in the biz since 2005 and this is by far one of the top 3 threads I've seen in my life. The only one that seems to have this much correct and valuable information from one person is on a forum about PPV that you have to pay more than the fee of The War Room monthly.

Seriously, I'd buy you a drink if I could. Few people give back in such a way.

Thank you Kane, that's a great complement! It's comments like those that make me come back to this thread!

Originally Posted by guzpra

hey chucky, do you still run the seo service you offered? thx for the reply

Nope sorry!

Originally Posted by JohnInNewJersey

Would this WSO be very beneficial for a website that does not use plugins, specifically XSitePro? That is specifically for advice about on- and off-page SEO that can be done manually.

John
New Jersey USA

The off-page part : yes!
But the on-page - probably not.... unless you're convinced to switch to wordpress

[IMKid]

Originally Posted by Chucky

Nope sorry!

Chucky, can you recommend any service you are using for such link wheel building?

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by IMKid

Chucky, can you recommend any service you are using for such link wheel building?

Sorry, haven't used one in ages!

[Brendan Mace]

Originally Posted by Chucky

Sorry, haven't used one in ages!

It's really worth it to buy Chucky's WSO. It really doesn't cost that much at all, and the amount of valuable information is outstanding

[glock28]

i just want to say thanks for this post because it was very helpful to me

[guzpra]

Originally Posted by Chucky

Nope sorry!

oh thats a pity

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by co2

It's really worth it to buy Chucky's WSO. It really doesn't cost that much at all, and the amount of valuable information is outstanding

Thanks for the support man! Really appreciated!

Originally Posted by guzpra

oh thats a pity

I used a linkwheel service from a warrior named something like Lagnajothi Roy, he did a pretty good job. I believe I have the link to that WSO on my inactive backlinking building WSO sales page.
Good luck!

[guzpra]

Originally Posted by Chucky

I used a linkwheel service from a warrior named something like Lagnajothi Roy, he did a pretty good job. I believe I have the link to that WSO on my inactive backlinking building WSO sales page.
Good luck!

oh, Thanks so much then

[amarketing]

Chucky, how many sites are you up to now? Are you still finding that 20% of your sites earn 80% of the money?

Also, are you still doing 5 page niche sites, or have you expanded into larger authority-like sites? If you've gone into the authority sites, what has your experience been like with them?

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by amarketing

Chucky, how many sites are you up to now? Are you still finding that 20% of your sites earn 80% of the money?

Also, are you still doing 5 page niche sites, or have you expanded into larger authority-like sites? If you've gone into the authority sites, what has your experience been like with them?

How many in total? 50-60+ I think
80:20 rule? Yes I still get it wrong
Recently I had a site hitting #1 - about 100+ uniques daily - made 1 sale in two weeks for a CB product - that's a BIG failure
Does 5 pages still work? Yes. But I do make them bigger if I find they're making money to conquer more keywords - but they're no where near the typical authority site. Hope that helps and sorry for the delay in answering!
Chucky

[RayW]

Originally Posted by Chucky

How many in total? 50-60+ I think
80:20 rule? Yes I still get it wrong
Recently I had a site hitting #1 - about 100+ uniques daily - made 1 sale in two weeks for a CB product - that's a BIG failure
Does 5 pages still work? Yes. But I do make them bigger if I find they're making money to conquer more keywords - but they're no where near the typical authority site. Hope that helps and sorry for the delay in answering!
Chucky

Hey Chucky, how many BMR posts/links does it usually take to get one of your sniper sites to Top 5 in the SERPs?

Also, are there any blog networks other than BMR that you use/recommend?

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by RayW

Hey Chucky, how many BMR posts/links does it usually take to get one of your sniper sites to Top 5 in the SERPs?

Also, are there any blog networks other than BMR that you use/recommend?

That depends on the competition obviously - makes sense right? And obviously BMR can't do it alone.
BMR closed for new customers last week. I'm largely inactive in IM right now - till about May/June - and I unsubscribed from a lot of networks several months ago and have no idea if they work right now or not. But BMR surely works!

[QuantumSoul9]

Chucky you're awesome man, thank you a lot for this fantastic thread! I'll even save it on my hard drive, in case it's somehow rendered inaccessible online in the future (I hope not!). You've surely gained a lot of good 'karma' with it if you know what I mean I'll definitely buy your WSO when I'll finally make some sales (maybe it's hard to believe but these $10 is currently about all I have on my bank account ;( )

By the way, if you don't mind I'd like to ask you for some advice as a total newbie in the IM field.

Well I've already started my first campaign, but without buying the all the domains for kws and making my own money sites, but for a start I made a few landing pages on squidoo instead.

My question is: is it better to go down this path for a while (ranking these LPs on 2.0 properties) for my first campaign to get some first sales quickly and start well (squidoo is an authority site so it should be a little easier to rank then 'fresh' domains I suppose?) or quickly switch over to the classic stand-alone LP model instead, and use these squidoo sites as backlinks?

I've also written an ezine article for each of the squidoo sites (so-called 'lenses'), but most of them haven't been published yet. So one more question: in the resource box of each article I have two links, one to the corresponding squidoo lens and one hoplink straight to the clickbank sales page, but through my own domain (let's say domain1.info). Let's assume that I get these articles published, and in the future I'll decide to make my own landing page under a new, kw-targeted domain (domain2.info, or maybe .com if I have more money xD). If I then redirect the domain1 which I have in the articles' links to the same site as domain2, will it still serve as a backlink for domain2, too?

I could also edit the article and add a new link, but then there could be problems with approval and stuff ;( I know I shouldn't think like that but it's still good to know for the future.

Thank you for advance for the answer!
And by the way I'd like to say hello to everyone on the forum with this post

The niche I'm targeting isn't heavily populated by marketers and my main competitor for my keywords has about 1600 backlinks from what I've checked with SEO Spyglass, but none of them have the keywords in the anchor text.

[Traffic Master]

Nice Journey you've got here. Big dreams, oh wait you've already achieved them.

[Spartan78]

I am glad to see people like you here. Thank you

[Exel]

Amazing and inspirational journey, friend, always a pleasure to see a success, keep up the great work

[kaitokid]

BMR service is closed. All BMR blog network have been deindexed by Google. Do you have any suggestion to replace BMR?

[ijunnn]

Awesome!, Thank you for good technique.

[Arav]

It's impressive.
But what is the latest update after the latest Panda update?
Can you please give some light on it?
Thanks

[Matt Broody]

Congratulations

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by Arav

It's impressive.
But what is the latest update after the latest Panda update?
Can you please give some light on it?
Thanks

The strategy worked fine with the Pandas.

But Penguin took out a lot of these 5 page sites. I suspect it is a combination of both over-optimized on page SEO and off page SEO.

Am I going to bother correcting them? likely not!

What do I do next? Don't quite know yet

[Oracle_320th]

There is an interesting article here that we can use as some guidelines:
Backlink Banzai : Google Penguin - An Examination & Conclusions

I still don't know what will happen next, but the scale is big, I have never seen anything like this before since the last 2007 update and this is even bigger.

Unless Bing and Facebook's-in-concept search engine can compete the playing field equally, for the future, I think we have to create real and reasonable solid business to withstand any update.

Business likes Zippos or Amazon. I know this is not fair, but so far I can only see Google moves to this direction. Someday in the future, we can't no longer make easy cash through affiliate program or adsense as one-man person.

If you want to make money, follow the rule of business:

build concept -> build prototype -> test your idea -> get funding from venture capital -> refine your business process and model -> make it big.

From there stand point, it makes a lot of sense, since for real business it will be feasible to spend tons of cash for adwords.

I think that's the message Google wants to convey. Even though it's shame because I do find Bing search result is more useful since the last penguin update.

[wilsonm]

Originally Posted by Oracle_320th

Even though it's shame because I do find Bing search result is more useful since the last penguin update.

Bing's results are as good or better then Google, I think G definately have shot themselves in the foot!

[markviduk86]

So, please update your earning on 2012 ?
After Panda and Google Penguin updated - how your income change ?
And another question?
All your site is a reviews site: example: product-name-reviews.com ?

[PhilJensen]

Originally Posted by markviduk86

So, please update your earning on 2012 ?
After Panda and Google Penguin updated - how your income change ?
And another question?
All your site is a reviews site: example: product-name-reviews.com ?

Ya, I would be interested too. I'm mainly an Adsense guy, but these amazon figures are intriguing.

Phil