Someone ordered iPhone 6

by Adie
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I'm just so excited. Someone has ordered an iPhone 6 package through my Amazon link worth $1,243 and since I'm in 8.25%, I am expecting at least $100 commission in this product once delivered. This is my biggest single item this year so I am excited. I hope the customer won't change his mind and cancel the order though..
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    That's awesome. Adie. Congratulations!
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  • Profile picture of the author Luke Dennison
    Hopefully history will repeat itself for you. If you got one sale, you could get 10 more
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  • Profile picture of the author PressureCooker
    Congrats! Was it from a review site of yours, article posted somewhere, or what?
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    • Profile picture of the author Adie
      Originally Posted by PressureCooker View Post

      Congrats! Was it from a review site of yours, article posted somewhere, or what?
      The tracker says its from my personal blog specifically through an article about metal detecting. The customer might have clicked the link to metal detector but ended-up buying an iPhone. This is actually the beauty of Amazon. One link can lead the customer to thousands of products.
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      • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
        Originally Posted by Adie View Post

        The tracker says its from my personal blog specifically through an article about metal detecting. The customer might have clicked the link to metal detector but ended-up buying an iPhone. This is actually the beauty of Amazon. One link can lead the customer to thousands of products.
        You mention the reason I love Amazon, too. I see a lot of marketers put off by the commission structure, but you have to weigh that against the brand name (product acceptance) and the excellent point you raise above.
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        • Profile picture of the author Adie
          Originally Posted by Get Rich Methods View Post

          You mention the reason I love Amazon, too. I see a lot of marketers put off by the commission structure, but you have to weigh that against the brand name (product acceptance) and the excellent point you raise above.
          Sometimes, I have a little regret why I only focused on Amazon recently although it's not yet too late. If I started doing it several years ago I guess the result would have been different. But ever since I started to focus on it early last year, I never turned back. Another thing I noticed recently is that, i does not have "excluded products list" anymore so the products that were excluded before are now selling like hotcakes (eg GPS navigator, SLRs, to name a few).
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          • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
            Originally Posted by Adie View Post

            Sometimes, I have a little regret why I only focused on Amazon recently although it's not yet too late. If I started doing it several years ago I guess the result would have been different. But ever since I started to focus on it early last year, I never turned back. Another thing I noticed recently is that, i does not have "excluded products list" anymore so the products that were excluded before are now selling like hotcakes (eg GPS navigator, SLRs, to name a few).
            You have exactly the right attitude. Where a lot of people go right is giving up before a method has time to pay off. You need to keep at it. And you're a prime example of how the "keep at it" approach pays off.

            GRM
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        Originally Posted by Adie View Post

        The tracker says its from my personal blog specifically through an article about metal detecting. The customer might have clicked the link to metal detector but ended-up buying an iPhone. This is actually the beauty of Amazon. One link can lead the customer to thousands of products.
        That's one of the perks of using Amazon affiliate links. I had someone order 15 Kindles once from a link on one of my blogs, which aren't about anything even remotely related to the Kindle.
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      • Profile picture of the author daviddifranco
        Originally Posted by Adie View Post

        The tracker says its from my personal blog specifically through an article about metal detecting. The customer might have clicked the link to metal detector but ended-up buying an iPhone. This is actually the beauty of Amazon. One link can lead the customer to thousands of products.
        I completely agree. This is the primary reason I enjoy Amazon Associates so much.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sebastian Gomez
    Great news Adie! That's the advantages of high ticket sales. The higher in price, the higher your commissions.

    Keep up the good work
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  • Profile picture of the author flesterking
    Lol.. you have hit the honey pot. My congrats on getting a great seller on amazon. Hope he doesnt change his mind.
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  • Profile picture of the author mialucy06
    Good news. Congratulations for your brilliant success. Hope to improve your business.
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  • Profile picture of the author salegurus
    Instead of boasting about a single sale maybe you could expand on your method ? Give newcomers a few tips without giving away your "secrets"...
    I am sure that will be of more use to the forum in general......
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    • Profile picture of the author Adie
      Originally Posted by salegurus View Post

      Instead of boasting about a single sale maybe you could expand on your method ? Give newcomers a few tips without giving away your "secrets"...
      I am sure that will be of more use to the forum in general......
      Although "boasting" is a little bit of.. never mind.. here you go.

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...s-no-time.html
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      • Profile picture of the author salegurus
        Originally Posted by Adie View Post

        Although "boasting" is a little bit of.. never mind.. here you go.

        http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...s-no-time.html
        Yeah, should not have picked on you Adie, people do it here all the time...
        Anyway, well done...
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  • Profile picture of the author microload
    I don't mean to be rude but... I don't get it. Why is everyone so congratulatory?

    It actually seems like there is a BIG problem here. The OP has thousands of posts and I'm guessing is spending a LOT of time in IM. Yet... his biggest single item sale is $100 profit.

    How is this good?

    On top of that, it seems that it was pure luck:
    The tracker says its from my personal blog specifically through an article about metal detecting. The customer might have clicked the link to metal detector but ended-up buying an iPhone.
    Ummm... So you just lucked into this. I don't understand what all the back-clapping is about. The OP has a HUGE problem and needs a reality check.
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      Originally Posted by microload View Post

      I don't mean to be rude but... I don't get it. Why is everyone so congratulatory?

      It actually seems like there is a BIG problem here. The OP has thousands of posts and I'm guessing is spending a LOT of time in IM. Yet... his biggest single item sale is $100 profit.

      How is this good?

      On top of that, it seems that it was pure luck:

      Ummm... So you just lucked into this. I don't understand what all the back-clapping is about. The OP has a HUGE problem and needs a reality check.
      Again, we are talking about Amazon and not Clickbank, neither own product. I am not claiming to be extremely lucky as I am collecting thousand dollars worth of Amazon check every month. We are talking about a single item here and not a collective commission.

      Anyway, I have other better things to do than explaining this thing to people who doesn't understand a thing. Try promoting Amazon products and get back to me whenever you sell a single item that gives you $100 advertising fee in single sale.

      Judging this thread through my number of posts is actually out of topic. The number of posts and the member's longevity here has nothing to do with the amount of money he is making online.

      Or better read and understand this thread.
      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ing-money.html

      A member who is making around $10K a month suggests to pick products that are over $150. Now ask your self. How much one can make out of $150? At least $6 to $12 right? And you are complaining that I made $100 in just a single sale? Tsk tsk.....

      I think I'm not the one who needs a reality check ..
      The purpose of this thread is not to boast but to at least inspire people.
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    • Profile picture of the author kilgore
      Originally Posted by microload View Post

      It actually seems like there is a BIG problem here. The OP has thousands of posts and I'm guessing is spending a LOT of time in IM. Yet... his biggest single item sale is $100 profit.

      How is this good?
      OK, I agree that lucking into a big sale isn't that much of an achievement, but if the OP is happy, I'm happy for him (though I think he'll be a little less happy when he remembers that the commission for electronics sales is only 4%!)

      Besides, what does it matter what his biggest single item sale is? It's the total profit on all your sales that matters, not the largest profit on a single sale. For instance, last year I had over 150,000 orders from Amazon, but only 3 times did I get commissions of $100 or more (and all of those would qualify as "luck" since they weren't items I was promoting). I can assure you that although I'm still not making the type of money to get on Jeff Bezos' Christmas card list, even my relatively low-priced items add up to a decent income.

      So if the OP is doing well for himself selling cheaper items and is happy when he gets the occasional larger sale, I say good for him. Keep doing what's working for you!
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      • Profile picture of the author Adie
        Originally Posted by kilgore View Post

        (though I think he'll be a little less happy when he remembers that the commission for electronics sales is only 4%!)
        I am not sure if this cap applies to mobile phone as it is not included in the list below?

        Caps: Personal computers (including without limitation desktops, laptops, notebooks, tablets, and netbooks) have advertising fees capped at $25.

        I was in 8.25% rate last month but this October I already surpassed the 3,131 number of sales to make it 8.5%
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        • Profile picture of the author kilgore
          Originally Posted by Adie View Post

          I am not sure if this cap applies to mobile phone as it is not included in the list below?

          Caps: Personal computers (including without limitation desktops, laptops, notebooks, tablets, and netbooks) have advertising fees capped at $25.

          I was in 8.25% rate last month but this October I already surpassed the 3,131 number of sales to make it 8.5%
          It's not the cap, it's the fixed rate in Table 1 of the Amazon Affiliates Fee Schedule (https://affiliate-program.amazon.com...dvertisingfees) that limits electronics products to a 4% commission:



          That said, it's still a nice little bonus to get. And congrats on getting to 8.5% too!
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    • Profile picture of the author Rod Cortez
      Originally Posted by microload View Post

      I don't mean to be rude but... I don't get it. Why is everyone so congratulatory?

      It actually seems like there is a BIG problem here. The OP has thousands of posts and I'm guessing is spending a LOT of time in IM. Yet... his biggest single item sale is $100 profit.

      How is this good?

      On top of that, it seems that it was pure luck:

      Ummm... So you just lucked into this. I don't understand what all the back-clapping is about. The OP has a HUGE problem and needs a reality check.
      You don't mean to be rude, yet you were. Look, the OP is excited about a sale they made. Making assumptions on how much time they spend here or what else they do based on how many posts they have is a dangerous slippery slope to start on.

      The OP is happy about a sale, they want to share, I don't see what the big deal is. If more people were supportive in our little world of MMO-IM it would be a much better place.

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      • Profile picture of the author salegurus
        Originally Posted by Rod Cortez View Post

        I don't see what the big deal is.
        RoD
        Rod, i think the big deal is that there are some (Not saying anything about Adie) that start these "look what i did threads" with ulterior motives in mind...
        We should in a nice way be able to ask questions when things don't add up.
        It's not healthy to have a forum full of yes men and gullible gus' i don't think.

        Just my 2c worth...
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        • Profile picture of the author Rod Cortez
          Originally Posted by salegurus View Post

          Rod, i think the big deal is that there are some (Not saying anything about Adie) that start these "look what i did threads" with ulterior motives in mind...
          We should in a nice way be able to ask questions when things don't add up.
          It's not healthy to have a forum full of yes men and gullible gus' i don't think.

          Just my 2c worth...
          I get that, but Adie has been a long time member here and I would be more suspicious if Adie only had a few posts to their name. I think some people are too eager to jump on others too soon is the main point I was trying to make.

          It's one of the main reasons why I didn't move or delete this thread.

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    • Profile picture of the author daviddifranco
      Originally Posted by microload View Post

      I don't mean to be rude but... I don't get it. Why is everyone so congratulatory?

      It actually seems like there is a BIG problem here. The OP has thousands of posts and I'm guessing is spending a LOT of time in IM. Yet... his biggest single item sale is $100 profit.

      How is this good?

      On top of that, it seems that it was pure luck:

      Ummm... So you just lucked into this. I don't understand what all the back-clapping is about. The OP has a HUGE problem and needs a reality check.
      Someone's a little envious.
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  • Profile picture of the author Adie
    Originally Posted by kilgore View Post

    It's not the cap, it's the fixed rate in Table 1 of the Amazon Affiliates Fee Schedule (https://affiliate-program.amazon.com...dvertisingfees) that limits electronics products to a 4% commission:

    That said, it's still a nice little bonus to get. And congrats on getting to 8.5% too!
    Despite of the number of items I sold, I seldom sell electronics that's why.Whatever it is, thanks.I feel more secure with Amazon than any other networks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Lightlysalted
    That is absolutely fantastic news I'm so pleased that you've got such a large sale through your Amazon affiliate link. I think the largest sale I have about is about £20 in commission so a really big well done and long may it continue.
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  • Profile picture of the author lrs1995
    Thats amazing mate. I never really like Amazon Affiliate program since the commission rates are low as compared to ClickBank or CPA but the conversion rates will much higher.
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  • Profile picture of the author mialucy06
    Sometimes it depends on luck, your luck is very good. so you are going to get a handsome amount of bonus.
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  • Profile picture of the author writeaway
    Mabuhay ka, pre! I wish you many more sales. Huwag mo na lang pansinin yung mga haters at negative commenters. You are on the right path. Keep at it and more success to you!
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  • Profile picture of the author jaudet
    Good job. Dedication and motivation are keys. High affiliate items and services too
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    Congratulations man. You'll only get 4%, but still a good sale
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