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SEO money making guide [Explained] - Faceless Man - Aug 3, 2019

Now this isn't something that will make you bank instantly, its all about building up

Requirements:
-Roughly $200-300 Investment (optional)
-Time and motivation

Method:

You're going to hire a keyword finder who can find amazon affiliate niche keyword/s for you, if you can already do this, you'll save yourself around $20.

Once you got this, you're going to buy a domain name, based around your newly acquired niche keyword (Approx $10-20)

Next, you'll want to get a VPS server (Always try to find a solid hosting company) such as Digital Ocean or AWS).

Connect them together and install WordPress and you can either hire someone to build a blog for you ($15-30) or build it yourself.

The next section is the hardest part, being able to find someone who can write professional articles for you, if you're a well established writer, you may save yourself some money here.

Next you'll want to hire an SEO expert (PM me if you'd like some help) to help rank your site.

You can save yourself a bunch of money without purchasing the specifics, however I placed them there incase anyone doesn't perhaps have the time!

If you have any questions, feel free to PM me!


RE: SEO money making guide [Explained] - The Chaos - Aug 6, 2019

Let's say you have a lot of hits generated from an autohit service (running on a vps), but nowhere to direct the traffic to (for now), do you think that could help jumpstart a blog/wordpress?


RE: SEO money making guide [Explained] - Faceless Man - Aug 6, 2019

(Aug 6, 2019 10:14 AM)The Chaos Wrote:  Let's say you have a lot of hits generated from an autohit service (running on a vps), but nowhere to direct the traffic to (for now), do you think that could help jumpstart a blog/wordpress?

For sure, if you manage it properly