Amazon AFFILIATES, Please Share Your Most PROFITABLE Strategies (Post Panda/Penguin)

by HanifQ
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Hey guys, I've recently started posting on the Warrior Forum but I've been a full-time internet marketer for a few years now...

As an experienced Amazon affiliate, I wanted to start a thread that lays out some of the most profitable strategies that top Amazon affiliates are using after the crazy Google(scroogle) updates(panda/penguin).

Here's a very quicklist that I would like to share:

1) Vary the word counts of the various articles and posts on your website/blog. Don't make each and every article a similar word count, such as 300-400 words or whatever. Make sure you have diversity in word counts across your various articles (ranging from 200-1000+ words). This helps to make your site appear more 'organic' within Google's algorithm.

2) Add media to your articles and posts. Try to find images outside of Amazon, and post atleast 3-4 images on your article pages. Also, complementary Youtube videos help as well. Again, adding media helps to increase the quality score of your webpage.

3) Write reviews in the 1st person, trying to convey the sense that you've had some experience with the product or you have insider knowledge.

4) Get links from a wide variety of sources, make sure you build plenty of 'nofollow' links, and create plenty of naked 'raw url' backlinks.

Obviously, there's so much more to share but I'll turn it over now to other experienced Amazon affiliates to share their top strategies with us........................
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  • Profile picture of the author nik0
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    I just pushed a site to 200 unique visitors/day within 6 weeks and only used dofollow links and each article is the same size and on top of that it was $2/500 words content.

    Besides that I only used high PR blog posts and a few social profiles and a handful of Youtube video's.

    Total costs: $250,-
    • 26* 500 word articles * $2 = $52,- + 3* 1000 word articles = $30 = $82,-
    • link building content + placement by VA's = $118,- (for the ease of math_)
    • time for VA to make it look all nice and place affiliate links and images $50,-

    Website is now making on average $5/day

    Conversion from site visitor to sale on Amazon: 0,5% so plenty of room to grow.

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    Should actually be $60 income to date but 2 sales aren't shipped yet, they came in yesterday and the day before. Visitors also climbed up to 200 unique's last night and made this thing yesterday afternoon.

    The excel sheet shows the kw, where it ranks in Google and the exact amount of searches/month, I only picked the ones with the highest amount of searches, tons of kw's with less searches rank at page 1 obvious.

    The strange places of the map is one of my VA's I suppose and me in Thailand.

    So far it seems to be the most profitable Amazon project for me when looking at ROI.
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  • Profile picture of the author T-shirtman
    Nice post nik0

    would like to know more numbers.

    How many high PR links? And what do the VA's do in terms of link building been following wolfs strategy and it is working well and I am looking at up-scaling it but as much as I feel the strategy (wolfs) is really good I do feel sprinkling links at my site and I would be making much more.
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    • Profile picture of the author nik0
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      Originally Posted by T-shirtman View Post

      Nice post nik0

      would like to know more numbers.

      How many high PR links? And what do the VA's do in terms of link building been following wolfs strategy and it is working well and I am looking at up-scaling it but as much as I feel the strategy (wolfs) is really good I do feel sprinkling links at my site and I would be making much more.
      - 55 high PR blog posts
      - 6 Youtube video's (same channel)
      - Google+, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn account (no activity there)

      VA's just placed the posts that my writer wrote and they created the social accounts and Youtube video's.

      Keep in mind that I have a huge advantage as I have a private network of 150 PR3+ domains as well as a tier 2 network (that haven't used for this site) as well as 100+ guest post sites but there I can only place 4 links as it's divided over 25 broad niches.

      Wolfmiii's strategy is nice, but without a solid back link plan you would miss out on the traffic of the main keywords, once some main kw's ranked at page 1 my traffic instantly doubled and my sales as well and as you can see based on the Google positions there is still a lot of grow potential as most haven't reached page one yet and the ones that are show up at the bottom of page one. With some more link building the traffic can increase hugely without needing any more content.
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    • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
      Originally Posted by T-shirtman View Post

      Nice post nik0

      would like to know more numbers.

      How many high PR links? And what do the VA's do in terms of link building been following wolfs strategy and it is working well and I am looking at up-scaling it but as much as I feel the strategy (wolfs) is really good I do feel sprinkling links at my site and I would be making much more.
      Once your site begins to grow, I suggest targeting higher competition products and terms. As you do that, link building can certainly help rank for those more competitive terms. That said, I earn a very large chunk of change every month from my own sites and haven't built a backlink since all do is target the low competition stuff.
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      • Profile picture of the author T-shirtman
        Originally Posted by wolfmmiii View Post

        Once your site begins to grow, I suggest targeting higher competition products and terms. As you do that, link building can certainly help rank for those more competitive terms. That said, I earn a very large chunk of change every month from my own sites and haven't built a backlink since all do is target the low competition stuff.
        Hi Wolfmmiii Yes I buy that as I must say I only have 1 Amazon site at the moment and I have not built 1 backlink and its made £80+ this month.


        I am going to be making 4 (well that's the aim) more sites this month I am aiming for 10 by June all making £50+ per month.

        If you don't mind me asking how many sites do you have?
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  • Profile picture of the author aliduncan
    Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

    1) Vary the word counts of the various articles and posts on your website/blog. Don't make each and every article a similar word count, such as 300-400 words or whatever. Make sure you have diversity in word counts across your various articles (ranging from 200-1000+ words). This helps to make your site appear more 'organic' within Google's algorithm.
    Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

    4) Get links from a wide variety of sources, make sure you build plenty of 'nofollow' links
    Disagree with both of these.

    1) Many of the big review sites have reviews that are of similar length. As long as you've got decent content that converts, the length of each article doesn't make much difference at all.

    4) Actively building 'nofollow' links is a complete waste of time and won't help your rankings. Also, trying to build links from loads different sources will usually result in a lot of spammy links. I'd take a few quality links of the same type over loads of different types of spammy links any day.
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    • Profile picture of the author brchap
      Originally Posted by aliduncan View Post

      Actively building 'nofollow' links is a complete waste of time and won't help your rankings. Also, trying to build links from loads different sources will usually result in a lot of spammy links. I'd take a few quality links of the same type over loads of different types of spammy links any day.
      I disagree. I have ranked plenty of sites using only 'nofollow' links. These links may not pass any authority (PageRank), but as long as they are contextual they can definitely bump a site up in the Google SERPs.
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    • Profile picture of the author HanifQ
      Originally Posted by aliduncan View Post

      Disagree with both of these.

      1) Many of the big review sites have reviews that are of similar length. As long as you've got decent content that converts, the length of each article doesn't make much difference at all.

      4) Actively building 'nofollow' links is a complete waste of time and won't help your rankings. Also, trying to build links from loads different sources will usually result in a lot of spammy links. I'd take a few quality links of the same type over loads of different types of spammy links any day.
      When you say 'big review' sites with similar length content, this statement needs to be qualified. Do you mean all their reviews fall between 300-350 words, I doubt it?

      The other factor with these 'big review' sites can be the presentation of the content, the amount of media they add to their pages, the different types of pages the site hosts...all these factors can influence the Panda algorithm (and to be honest, NO ONE has conclusive, convincing evidence on what Panda truly is, we can only guess).

      Keeping your content presentation diverse, with media, is a pretty safe strategy to stay under the Panda radar. But again, nothing is guaranteed and nothing can be conclusively proven.

      As for building 'no follow' links, you're dead wrong. Building nofollow links is essential to having a natural linking profile. If Google sees all of your links coming from dofollow sources, it looks unnatural because most sites will naturally, organically have nofollow links in their profile.

      All I meant is that if ALL you're doing is building dofollow links, its a good idea to mix some nofollow in there intentionally...

      Other than that, what you said about getting 'a few links from the same sources' is completely going against the principle of Link Diversity, which is absolutely key post-penguin.

      Again, link diversity DOES NOT mean spammy sources...link diversity simply means getting links from a wide variety of decent platforms. Of course, low quality directory links, spammy forum profiles and spammy blog comments should be avoided at the Tier 1.
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      • Profile picture of the author aliduncan
        Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

        When you say 'big review' sites with similar length content, this statement needs to be qualified. Do you mean all their reviews fall between 300-350 words, I doubt it?
        I obviously wasn't saying that the big review sites have articles of between 300-350 words, you just made that up. What I meant here was that there is no need to count the words of each review and make sure that some are 200 words in length and others are 1000 words. Having reviews of different lengths will make next to no difference to your rankings.

        The reasons that you may want longer articles are to keep visitors on the page longer and to make sure the content is decent enough to convert well, not because you need some short articles and some long articles to rank well.

        Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

        The other factor with these 'big review' sites can be the presentation of the content, the amount of media they add to their pages, the different types of pages the site hosts...all these factors can influence the Panda algorithm (and to be honest, NO ONE has conclusive, convincing evidence on what Panda truly is, we can only guess).

        Keeping your content presentation diverse, with media, is a pretty safe strategy to stay under the Panda radar. But again, nothing is guaranteed and nothing can be conclusively proven.
        I never disagreed with presenting content well and adding media to your posts.

        Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

        As for building 'no follow' links, you're dead wrong. Building nofollow links is essential to having a natural linking profile. If Google sees all of your links coming from dofollow sources, it looks unnatural because most sites will naturally, organically have nofollow links in their profile.

        All I meant is that if ALL you're doing is building dofollow links, its a good idea to mix some nofollow in there intentionally...
        The idea that having a certain ratio of dofollow to nofollow links is good for seo is a myth. Intentionally building nofollow links doesn't make things look natural. I rank my sites with no nofollow links at all.

        Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

        Other than that, what you said about getting 'a few links from the same sources' is completely going against the principle of Link Diversity, which is absolutely key post-penguin.

        Again, link diversity DOES NOT mean spammy sources...link diversity simply means getting links from a wide variety of decent platforms. Of course, low quality directory links, spammy forum profiles and spammy blog comments should be avoided at the Tier 1.
        If you can find decent links related to your niche from loads of different sources then sure go ahead. The fact is though that getting decent links from many different sources is tough and time consuming and is not "absolutely key post-penguin". Again, I rank my amazon sites using mainly links from my network which are all similar types of link.
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        • Profile picture of the author nik0
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          Originally Posted by aliduncan View Post

          The idea that having a certain ratio of dofollow to nofollow links is good for seo is a myth. Intentionally building nofollow links doesn't make things look natural. I rank my sites with no nofollow links at all.

          If you can find decent links related to your niche from loads of different sources then sure go ahead. The fact is though that getting decent links from many different sources is tough and time consuming and is not "absolutely key post-penguin". Again, I rank my amazon sites using mainly links from my network which are all similar types of link.
          Same here, I only use dofollow links with the exception of some social accounts that are often nofollow, like Twitter & Youtube. But I'm 1000% sure the site would rank the same without them.
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        • Profile picture of the author HanifQ
          Thanks AliDuncan and Niko for your wonderful insights...I would like to offer a little of clarification which I think can make sense of things...

          1) For new domains that don't have a lot of backlinks, I agree that 'link diversity' and 'nofollow links' most likely don't have any real impact IF you're not planning on building a lot of backlinks. In this case, Niko and AliDuncan are both right, if you're not building hundreds to thousands of backlinks, you can just focus on high quality dofollow links and it'll probably be fine.

          2) If you don't have a ton of pages on your site and the traffic is fairly low, in most cases you probably don't need to worry too much about building a very diverse link profile and have all different types of content, because I do believe that there's a certain 'threshold' before Panda and Penguin kick in. However, the bigger and more authoritative a site becomes, the more backlinks you build over time, the better it is to employ 'safeguards'.

          2) The real issue about varying the word counts of your article and adding media to the pages is about being safe. No one knows exactly how Panda operates, but having a diverse, multi-media presentation of your content is a safe strategy that typically increases user engagement, which is definitely a ranking signal.

          I have 2 authority sites that are very aged domains, hundreds of pages of content, thousands of backlinks accumulated over the past 5+ years...

          And these 2 sites got HAMMERED by Penguin, and to a certain extent by Panda as well. I never really focused on building profile or blogcomment links to these sites, and directory submissions were pretty limited. Even then, they both got hit. Part of the reason was anchor text over-optimization and a somewhat heavy use of blog networks.

          Lets keep this thread going and see if we can get some more insights...it can be really valuable for newbies and experienced marketers alike!
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  • Profile picture of the author ldiaz117
    I don't have a review site per se but I have a good amazon conversion rate (8-15% typically) but need more traffic. Traffic is what is boggling my mind at the moment.
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  • Profile picture of the author kdevarney
    it's amazing what just a few high pr links with a little social can do to boost your rankings and quickly.
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    • Profile picture of the author pixelrage
      Originally Posted by kdevarney View Post

      it's amazing what just a few high pr links with a little social can do to boost your rankings and quickly.
      Unfortunately, the only way to get high PR links is the illegal way, aka, buying them.
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      • Profile picture of the author HanifQ
        Originally Posted by pixelrage View Post

        Unfortunately, the only way to get high PR links is the illegal way, aka, buying them.
        Its not easy to get high PR links without buying them, but good old outreach to other sites can earn you high PR links. Some of the effective strategies are as follows:

        1) Guest Posting (contact a site and ask if you can submit a high quality, unique guest post for their audience)

        2) Ask an authority site owner if you can interview them and publish the interview on your website in written form (many times, the authority site owner will link back to you for 'bragging' rights)

        3) Buy an aged domain and build a mini-site that you links back to your main site (this wouldn't be quite the same as 'buying a text link' because you're buying the domain and building your own site).

        Anyways, most most Amazon mini-review sites, the above strategies might be a bit overkill, but if you're looking to build an authority review site that earns thousands per month, the above strategies can become extremely important.
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        • Profile picture of the author nik0
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          I never really get what people have against buying links, if you want to make money you need to invest first, simple as that.

          No wonder 98% of the warriors fail in making decent amounts of money.
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          • Profile picture of the author HanifQ
            I can't agree more, buying links on individually selected sites and buying aged domains to build mini-networks have to be amongst the most POWERFUL SEO strategies today...and pretty much 'Google proof' as long as you're sensible about it...

            How to be sensible and 'Google proof' your self?

            - Don't buy links on sites that advertise on link-buying networks. Instead, search Google for your main keyword term, and contact the sites on page 2-10 individually, requesting to purchase a text link. Make it sound like you're in it for the exposure. Don't even mention SEO.

            - If you buy aged domains and build your own little mini-site network, just make sure that you link to other 'authority' sites, not just your site...meaning that your mini-sites shouldn't only be linking to your money site, they should also link to other authority sites.

            If you simply follow the above, you will out-rank 99% of your competitors in MOST niches, with the exception of the hyper-competitive ones (IM, insurance, mortgage, weight loss, etc).
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          • Profile picture of the author kayode10
            Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

            I never really get what people have against buying links, if you want to make money you need to invest first, simple as that.

            No wonder 98% of the warriors fail in making decent amounts of money.
            I agree with you on this, most poeple fail to realise it, i must confess it takes quite long period of time for me to get the lesson right. Nothing venture, nothing gain period.
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    • Profile picture of the author westin
      Originally Posted by kdevarney View Post

      it's amazing what just a few high pr links with a little social can do to boost your rankings and quickly.
      Hi kdevarney... could you tell me what you mean by "a little social". Do you mean using something like Social ADR? Or creating backlinks to your money site from FB pages, Twitter, etc.?

      Any insight would be much appreciated.

      Thanks, Westin.
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  • Profile picture of the author dreamtoreality
    Originally Posted by HanifQ View Post

    Hey guys, I've recently started posting on the Warrior Forum but I've been a full-time internet marketer for a few years now...

    As an experienced Amazon affiliate, I wanted to start a thread that lays out some of the most profitable strategies that top Amazon affiliates are using after the crazy Google(scroogle) updates(panda/penguin).

    Here's a very quicklist that I would like to share:

    1) Vary the word counts of the various articles and posts on your website/blog. Don't make each and every article a similar word count, such as 300-400 words or whatever. Make sure you have diversity in word counts across your various articles (ranging from 200-1000+ words). This helps to make your site appear more 'organic' within Google's algorithm.

    2) Add media to your articles and posts. Try to find images outside of Amazon, and post atleast 3-4 images on your article pages. Also, complementary Youtube videos help as well. Again, adding media helps to increase the quality score of your webpage.

    3) Write reviews in the 1st person, trying to convey the sense that you've had some experience with the product or you have insider knowledge.

    4) Get links from a wide variety of sources, make sure you build plenty of 'nofollow' links, and create plenty of naked 'raw url' backlinks.

    Obviously, there's so much more to share but I'll turn it over now to other experienced Amazon affiliates to share their top strategies with us........................
    I also disagree with points 1 and 4, for the reasons aliduncan said. I see no reason why varying the word count would make Google like your site better.

    I also disagree with point 3. Sure, some people like to make it look as if they have actually bought and tried the product. In my eyes, this is lying to your readers. I don't think that many readers are naive enough to believe that you have bought and tried all the products you have reviewed, especially when you have written 100+ reviews. Trust is going to go way down, and it's evident that you're just trying to make a sale. Give readers the information they want without lying to them.
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  • Profile picture of the author ochaim
    Thanks for sharing that, Niko.

    What is the quality like for the review articles?

    At $2 each I wouldn't imagine them to be very good, but if it is enough to work as indexable and rankable content, I guess that's all you need.
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    • Profile picture of the author T-shirtman
      Originally Posted by ochaim View Post

      At $2 each I wouldn't imagine them to be very good
      I don't buy this I have read in loads of places you need to be paying $15+ to get good quality, ok it takes time to find someone good below $5 but they can be found. The best advices I can give is put a review together (how you like it set out) and then send the writer this to show them how you want it.
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      • Profile picture of the author stolf
        Started 2,5 months ago with amazon, so im not a expert.Anyway have a few review sites, and Im using a guy from pakistan I found at odesk to write my reviews.Paying him $3 for 400words, and my conversion rate is 10+% right now with around 300 clicks to amazon.

        What im trying to say is, you dont need to pay $15+ for a review to convert, just let the writer know how you want the review, and try out a few writers and pick the best one.
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        • Profile picture of the author dreamtoreality
          Originally Posted by stolf View Post

          Started 2,5 months ago with amazon, so im no expert.Anyway have a few review sites, and Im using a guy from pakistan I found at odesk to write my reviews.Paying him $3 for 400words, and my conversion rate is 10+% right now with around 300 clicks to amazon.

          What im trying to say is, you dont need to pay $15+ for a review to convert, just let the writer know how you want the review, and try out a few writers and pick the best one.
          Curious as to what the average price of the product you review is, as this can greatly affect conversion rate?
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          • Profile picture of the author stolf
            Originally Posted by dreamtoreality View Post

            Curious as to what the average price of the product you review is, as this can greatly affect conversion rate?

            Most of the stuff are $200 and above.And my conversion rate probably will go down over time, because I had one guy on a shopping spree who bought 10 items

            But anyway it shows that you can make sales with articles for as low as $3 per 400words.
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    • Profile picture of the author nik0
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      Originally Posted by ochaim View Post

      Thanks for sharing that, Niko.

      What is the quality like for the review articles?

      At $2 each I wouldn't imagine them to be very good, but if it is enough to work as indexable and rankable content, I guess that's all you need.
      It has grammar mistakes and some sentences read weird.

      The Amazon conversion is around 5% and the overall conversion from website visitor to buyer at Amazon is 0,5%. I guess it could be higher when using better content.

      In fact this was just a test to see if Amazon is worth it for me and when I reach my minimum goals by setting it up in a poor way (as in using poor content) then it's a GO for me to scale up big time.
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      • Profile picture of the author Stevie C
        Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

        It has grammar mistakes and some sentences read weird.

        The Amazon conversion is around 5% and the overall conversion from website visitor to buyer at Amazon is 0,5%. I guess it could be higher when using better content.

        In fact this was just a test to see if Amazon is worth it for me and when I reach my minimum goals by setting it up in a poor way (as in using poor content) then it's a GO for me to scale up big time.
        Maybe you could set up a service purely for ranking Amazon product review sites

        I was paying around $6 for a 500 article but have recently found a decent writer for $4, the most time consuming bit for me is adding links,images etc - I just can't trust a VA with that yet.
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        • Profile picture of the author nik0
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          Originally Posted by Stevie C View Post

          Maybe you could set up a service purely for ranking Amazon product review sites

          I was paying around $6 for a 500 article but have recently found a decent writer for $4, the most time consuming bit for me is adding links,images etc - I just can't trust a VA with that yet.
          Actually that's not such a bad idea, just compiling a tailor made package especially for Amazon review site, I already offer SEO services so it would be pretty easy. And then I could use this large image as kind of proof.

          Also a good reason for another sales thread that in fact offers the same, the more visibility the more sales obvious!

          Adding links, images etc is indeed very frustrating and time consuming and leaving it to VA's often results into problems. I agree on that for the full 100%.

          There is a very useful plugin that I found someone use that I do a JV with on site building. It's called EasyAzon and it's a MUST have. Makes things really a 1000 times easier.
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  • Profile picture of the author markviduk86
    Thanks nik0 for your information\
    I read many post from you. They are very helpful
    What's kind of style for building backlink that you are using ?
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    • Profile picture of the author nik0
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      Originally Posted by markviduk86 View Post

      Thanks nik0 for your information
      I read many post from you. They are very helpful
      What's kind of style for building backlink that you are using ?
      Mostly high PR blog posts with posts in different sizes from 50 words to 500 words. I also have some sites setup as web directories where I put links.
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  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    I own 9 or 10 in different niches. That said, I'm really only ever actively working on 4-5 of them at any given time.
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    • Profile picture of the author T-shirtman
      Originally Posted by wolfmmiii View Post

      I own 9 or 10 in different niches. That said, I'm really only ever actively working on 4-5 of them at any given time.
      I think this is a good number for me also; the one I am working on at the moment is a bit of a passion.


      I found one of your sites from your old site (YouTube) it was a tech site but I see it's no longer up was this a dud witch I am sure you will get from time to time. It was a well setup site and I used it as a template for my site now (completely different niche no copycat)
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    • Profile picture of the author Globy
      WHAT AN AMAZING THREAD. Very informative!
      Thank you all!
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      • Profile picture of the author stolf
        Just wanted to share the first day of May.Looks like its gonna be a great monthWould be nice with that conversion rate all the time....lol.


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        • Profile picture of the author glemoh
          Originally Posted by stolf View Post

          Just wanted to share the first day of May.Looks like its gonna be a great monthWould be nice with that conversion rate all the time....lol.


          you got high conversion ! can you share your secrets
          what the keywords you using to get this high conversion
          (buy model , best product , model review or model number)
          ex= buy toshiba 123iuy , best toshiba laptop, toshiba 123iuy review or toshiba 123iuy
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          • Profile picture of the author HanifQ
            Well since we're sharing screenshots... Here's how I did last month on ONE of my newer accounts. This account is only a few months old and all my promotion towards it is also brand new (meaning I don't have any aged sites or big sites in this account).

            I have other accounts as well but this one consists of newer promotions so I think its most relevant to this thread. This is a REALISTIC conversion rate on Amazon. By the way, the reason I have multiple Amazon accounts is to avoid blueprints from an SEO and Amazon perspective. I would rather be safely diversified.

            Hopefully this gives hope to some newbies that this Amazon stuff really does work, and it can work in the short-term and its really not that hard

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            • Profile picture of the author HanifQ
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              By the way the above screeshot is from one of my accounts that I launched post penguin/post panda...

              Before Penguin hit, I had an Amazon account that routinely did 3K-5K a month off of pure organic SEO, from a network of about 10 niche websites with 30-50 pages each. That account got hit HARD by Penguin.

              But, as you can see, its still possible to make money post-penguin, and keep in mind the above screenshot is of an account that is VERY NEWLY PROMOTED (in 2013)...so the results you see are short-term and very passive. I have many other internetmarketing projects running and this is one of my smallest ones.
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          Originally Posted by stolf View Post

          Just wanted to share the first day of May.Looks like its gonna be a great monthWould be nice with that conversion rate all the time....lol.


          Quite Impressive...
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  • Profile picture of the author disaglobals
    if you use the automatic plugin? I asked what suggestion tool suitable to combine with manual article
    making the original article and the original is preferred google
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