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Need Advice for a Blog: Pinterest, Amazon etc.

by axus_auto
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So I've been building my blog and Pinterest account up to 40k followers. Not sure if I should go for the quality content route or go with setting up an Amazon store... Anybody has good success with Amazon and Pinterest?
#advice #amazon #blog #pinterest
  • Profile picture of the author iamgoutam
    Yes, you have a good plan. Carry on
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    How i am making 10$ every day?
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  • Profile picture of the author Luke Dennison
    Go the quality content route but ditch Amazon.

    With 40k pinterest followers and a blog, you can make plenty with Adsense, presuming you have an account of course.
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    • Profile picture of the author axus_auto
      Originally Posted by Luke Dennison View Post

      Go the quality content route but ditch Amazon.

      With 40k pinterest followers and a blog, you can make plenty with Adsense, presuming you have an account of course.
      Originally Posted by NatesMarketing View Post

      So - it's either "quality" content, or a store.

      I don't think it should be an "either/or" scenario. You should only produce quality content and then you can monetize via Amazon...if that suits your needs.
      Thanks for the replies. I'm seeing some sites where they are e-commerce stores and all products lead to Amazon when the buy button is clicked. They seem to be heavily marketed on Pinterest and I think they are probably getting good traffic and sales. Each product has like hundreds or thousands of repins. That is not such a good idea?
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  • Profile picture of the author NatesMarketing
    So - it's either "quality" content, or a store.

    I don't think it should be an "either/or" scenario. You should only produce quality content and then you can monetize via Amazon...if that suits your needs.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    axus_auto, sounds like this issue is bugging you. Pick one, and see how it goes. If it were me, i'd go with the quality content route, and sell something... other than an amazon store. (my personal opinion). I just made a decision for you. Hope it doesn't confuse you or causes you to think about other possibilities. Just find something good to sell them, and make sure they still like your content.
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  • Profile picture of the author AffEngineer
    split test a bunch of different things. Amazon, shareasale merchants, adsense, see what works best and then optimize.
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    $82,000 in 19 Days, Say What?!
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  • Profile picture of the author fr33flow
    What do you mean amazon store? As in sell amazon affiliate products? Why not as long as you aren't obnoxious you won't drive anyone away.
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  • Profile picture of the author axus_auto
    Thanks for the advice. I'll probably try the high-quality content route first and then if it doesn't work, try the e-store approach.
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