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Purchasing a Pre-Made Amazon Site

by redstanford
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i own currently three amazon affiliate sites, one of which is making me around $700 per month and the other two, well let's just say I have an backlinker working them so hopefully one day they can blossom.

I see tons of offers on the WF for sites for sale. "We will build an Amazon site for $140 in 10 days" whatever it says.

are these good deals? I am interested in using some of my earnings to purchase one once I get all three of my sites netting good income.

can you tell me what to look out for? what to avoid? etc
#amazon #premade #purchasing #site
  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    To be honest, it's not really the site that sells, it's the content. I can sell you a pre-built Amazon affiliate site but if you don't know how to target the right products or the right keywords with the right content, you are going to go nowhere fast.
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    • Profile picture of the author redstanford
      Originally Posted by wolfmmiii View Post

      To be honest, it's not really the site that sells, it's the content. I can sell you a pre-built Amazon affiliate site but if you don't know how to target the right products or the right keywords with the right content, you are going to go nowhere fast.

      true. even if the site came with 10 written 300 word reviews of the products, i would still research and re-write them to my standards.

      i should've been more clear, i was referring to a service like this one
      http://www.warriorforum.com/complete...at-prices.html

      where you order a site in a specific niche, they create it, upload the theme etc and it's brand new, not an aged domain type site
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  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    If the content us written by a human and is 100% unique, I suppose it can work. What I've found is that many of the folks who sell such sites tend to use plug-ins to pull data from Amazon.
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  • Profile picture of the author godinu
    wolf, do you find it's better to focus on one item per site or multiple items in the same general niche, per site? I have started a couple amazon sites and yes, the review quality is good, but they don't rank.
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  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    Each site of mine focuses on a specific niche and targets many different products. Careful keyword selection allows us to rank quickly (within minutes) once the site is a few weeks old.

    I'm not a fan of the micro-niche sites that typically use an EMD and target a single product. Building a bunch of those types of sites just isn't cost-effective.
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