That's a very impressive post, Chris. Your tips all ring true and will doubtless be useful. Your average sale price seems to be around $147, so you chose some fairly pricey products to promote. One thing I was wondering is how many sites and how many pages/posts on average it took you to generate those 6188 sales. It sounds like you do a lot of blog posts rather than the e-store approach. I guess we're not talking a network of mini-sites, but a few built-up ones.
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10+ sites some bigger built up ones and some as mini style sites. The point is the type of traffic to target (buyers - not information seekers)Originally Posted by wade_watson
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Awesome! I knew it would work. I made $16 with 1000 clicks and a couple sales. I do not have any dedicated sites and think as soon as I get time, I will monetize a site and see if I can rake in the big profits like you have showed me is possible.
Yea! thank you for sharing.
I am currently busy building backlinks for my client who is also my pool guy. I need to get his site to rank for San Jose Pool Service, than I will have some time to work on Amazon links and sites.
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Awesome, really! Congratulations!
Are you planning on writing some kind of blueprint of how to do this? Or would that just give you too much competition?
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Great tips Chris, thanks for publishing them here. I love the Best tactics, Worst tactics sections!
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About your business model...
Do your sites focus on one product - like one particular camera?
Do you use Adsense and affiliate links together?
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