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I'm Ready To Take Action

by jtommy178
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After years of blowing it off, I am ready to start making money online.

I first plan on creating a review website. But, should I be reviewing Clickbank niche products, or Amazon? I have a high demand low competition idea for a site, but it is based around physical products. Can you make a lot with Amazon? I have people telling me different things.

2. Can you use photos from different sites on your own site? Since these products are pretty big, I would be writing a review that compiles the overall experience and ratings of other reviews found elsewhere. My site would be a convenient place to access all of the reviews in a simple format.

3. I have Sniper 2.0. Is it still relevant after all of googles updates? I really want a concrete step by step plan I can follow to get these sites produced in an efficient way, and get them ranked as quickly as possible.

A little off topic but... When you are creating a site, do you create it trying to be the next Facebook big interactive site, or do you make small niche sites, but a lot of them. Quantity or quality. Should I focus on making one huge site? Or focus on making a lot of smaller sites?
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  • Profile picture of the author JorgeLuis
    My advice for you would be to think about the kind of results you want:

    Fast results or Long-Term results??

    Usually fast results are low ones (but they're fast) and long term results are the ones where the "big profits" are, BUT as they're name states, you need to work on them for MONTHS before seeing any profit.

    Keep in mind that if you want to start creating and ranking a website, you need to be very aware of the latest SEO techniques. More than ever, Google is updating their algorithms almost each month now so unless you have very powerful tactics and softwares in your arsenal, you may consider to start with something "less complex"

    If you're starting out, I would advice you to go for something more easy to see results with: Like Video Marketing or Facebook marketing. Promote your amazon/clickbank products there.
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  • Profile picture of the author ilee
    it's good that you've decided to take action. Much better working things out through trial and error and actually learning than sitting around reading what other people are saying

    I never bothered with amazon, for some reason I just never "got" it but I've had quite a lot of success with clickbank and moderate success with adsense.

    You need to see the copyright status of the individual photos

    I learned quite a lot from sniper 2.0 last year when I started but even then a lot of it was obsolete and although it would work, it is based on finding that golden keyword (which is very hard to find).

    Personally I always recommend people to just work on one site, I regret working on so many small sites when I started because I didn't feel like I was making anything substantial. I'd much rather focus my attention on a couple of big sites. Not massive sites, but broad niche sites that cover all the micro niche topics in one.

    Originally Posted by jtommy178 View Post

    After years of blowing it off, I am ready to start making money online.

    I first plan on creating a review website. But, should I be reviewing Clickbank niche products, or Amazon? I have a high demand low competition idea for a site, but it is based around physical products. Can you make a lot with Amazon? I have people telling me different things.

    2. Can you use photos from different sites on your own site? Since these products are pretty big, I would be writing a review that compiles the overall experience and ratings of other reviews found elsewhere. My site would be a convenient place to access all of the reviews in a simple format.

    3. I have Sniper 2.0. Is it still relevant after all of googles updates? I really want a concrete step by step plan I can follow to get these sites produced in an efficient way, and get them ranked as quickly as possible.

    A little off topic but... When you are creating a site, do you create it trying to be the next Facebook big interactive site, or do you make small niche sites, but a lot of them. Quantity or quality. Should I focus on making one huge site? Or focus on making a lot of smaller sites?
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  • Profile picture of the author tylerjaysen
    wow....there are roughly 6 questions in there my friend...

    ..you sound like a newbie who is completely overwhelmed...and confused as how to even get started...

    ...this is the reality...you're never gonna stop learning...or having questions about the IM space...and that's ok....

    ...but a word of advice....when you come onto the forum..ask like 1 specific question...so we can help you and point you in the right direction.

    Having said that...clickbank's commissions are much higher than Amazons...but it's a different market...CB is all about info products...Amazon is physical products mostly...with the exception of kindle....but commissions are low...

    ...you should start off with a review site....sniper is all about that...and then narrow the niche and find keywords you can rank of google for...
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  • Profile picture of the author Martin Lee Jr
    As far as product pictures for Amazon, you can use them on your site.

    They start off at a 4% commission but gets higher with the more Items you sell. I definitely encourage you to read their TOS.

    So if you have a physical product that is sold on Amazon, I would say go for it. Never had sniper 2.0, so I can't comment on it
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  • Profile picture of the author johnben1444
    Originally Posted by jtommy178 View Post

    1. I first plan on creating a review website. But, should I be reviewing Clickbank niche products, or Amazon? I have a high demand low competition idea for a site, but it is based around physical products. Can you make a lot with Amazon? I have people telling me different things.
    Clickbank and Amazon are all good ways to make money online... I would go with amazon if you ask me to pick, it's just a choice or rather my understanding.

    2. Can you use photos from different sites on your own site? Since these products are pretty big, I would be writing a review that compiles the overall experience and ratings of other reviews found elsewhere. My site would be a convenient place to access all of the reviews in a simple format.
    Sure you can use photos of products since they have commercial right.

    3. I have Sniper 2.0. Is it still relevant after all of googles updates? I really want a concrete step by step plan I can follow to get these sites produced in an efficient way, and get them ranked as quickly as possible.
    Don't know..

    A little off topic but... When you are creating a site, do you create it trying to be the next Facebook big interactive site, or do you make small niche sites, but a lot of them. Quantity or quality. Should I focus on making one huge site? Or focus on making a lot of smaller sites?
    If you have the resources i implore you go for mega site, again this is me and not you.

    You should check your capability and see how much you can commit to make it work.
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