Apr 8, 2014 12:35 AM
(This post was last modified: Apr 8, 2014 08:09 PM by Lolerbeans12.)
I'm going to give an easy way to make some bucks.
I've personally made $170 in two days doing this.
This might be too complicated to some of you, but try to follow through it
And if you have any questions, post them! I'll answer them all. :)
I'm going to teach you how to create a quick niche website, and drive some amazingly easy traffic.
Your first step is to 'observe' what's happening.
Anything that you hear that's news worthy, something that can go viral, is what you want to observe.
Facebook and Twitter come in handy here, because they have the "Trends".
For instance, the woman that found her mother by sharing a picture on Facebook.
("Burger King girl" is what she'll be named now, for the sake of the tutorial.)
That story -exploded- all over Facebook!
Second step is to think about the people who are most interested in the story.
"How old do you think these people are?"
"Are they mainly men? or women?"
This will help you determine what these people might be interested in.
Third step: Find something the demographic you're 'assuming' would buy/convert.
I use ClickBank to find a product I think might convert.
It has to be cheap (Under $30) and it has to solve a problem SIMILAR to the niche (Burger King girl)
Burger King girl lost her mother and found her. So the product here would be something that can find lost relatives.
Or a directory to find people. (Hell maybe a product that deals with peoples emotional issues.)
Fourth step: Take your affiliate URL for your product and toss it in a non-paid URL shortener. Some shorteners will say your Clickbank Affiliate link is malicious. So open your shortlink and check!
(And make sure you copy this new short url. You'll be using it here soon!)
Fifth: Get on Facebook, and open up the Trends menu (Should be on the right side)
Click on the 'niche' you're going for.
And open up some of those websites in new tabs. And SCROOOOOOLL to the bottom of the newly opened pages.
Sixth: You're going to leave a comment now. Depending on the website, this can be easy or a pain in the ass.
Seventh: There's a few tricks to get a complete stranger to click on a random link.
First of all, depending on the comment system, you may be able to leave a clickable link simply by typing in a URL.
Sometimes you will have to leave a "A Href", which is an anchor link/text/ hyperlink/text Whatever you want to call it.
Words That Are Clickable
Regardless of the comment system in place, you'll have to change your plan.
For just the regular clickable URL (Non-A HREF) I usually put down...
"Visit my Blog @ http://www.YourLinkHere.com/"
"Mystery Link! Do Not Click! http://www.YourLinkHere.com/"
For the Anchor Links (A HREF) I use:
Or you could always label it as the product you're selling. :Thumbsup:
E.G.: "I lost my mother too, but I was able to find her thankfully through this website: [Your URL]"
BOOM TRAFFIC.
And write a very controversial comment above your link.
Make that comment HATED by people, but make sure you specify that you're giving your "Honest opinion".
That way you'll get good exposure, and an admin to the comment section can't remove your comment.
And that's basically it.
Now this stuff doesn't convert very well. But what does anyways?
Sometimes you could post 10 links and not see any click-throughs, and sometimes you can post one link and see a hundred or so.
I should also note, instead of pushing affiliate, you could do PPI or CPA. It's really about finding something that will convert to your day-to-day niches that change. (Which is difficult!)
Got a question? Ask away. I'm always here browsing the monetizing section :)
If you enjoyed this, check out my E-book listed in my signature, it contains over 4,000 words specifically of my method to drive INSANE amounts of traffic to my (newly created) websites!
I've personally made $170 in two days doing this.
This might be too complicated to some of you, but try to follow through it
And if you have any questions, post them! I'll answer them all. :)
I'm going to teach you how to create a quick niche website, and drive some amazingly easy traffic.
Your first step is to 'observe' what's happening.
Anything that you hear that's news worthy, something that can go viral, is what you want to observe.
Facebook and Twitter come in handy here, because they have the "Trends".
For instance, the woman that found her mother by sharing a picture on Facebook.
("Burger King girl" is what she'll be named now, for the sake of the tutorial.)
That story -exploded- all over Facebook!
Second step is to think about the people who are most interested in the story.
"How old do you think these people are?"
"Are they mainly men? or women?"
This will help you determine what these people might be interested in.
Third step: Find something the demographic you're 'assuming' would buy/convert.
I use ClickBank to find a product I think might convert.
It has to be cheap (Under $30) and it has to solve a problem SIMILAR to the niche (Burger King girl)
Burger King girl lost her mother and found her. So the product here would be something that can find lost relatives.
Or a directory to find people. (Hell maybe a product that deals with peoples emotional issues.)
Fourth step: Take your affiliate URL for your product and toss it in a non-paid URL shortener. Some shorteners will say your Clickbank Affiliate link is malicious. So open your shortlink and check!
(And make sure you copy this new short url. You'll be using it here soon!)
Fifth: Get on Facebook, and open up the Trends menu (Should be on the right side)
Click on the 'niche' you're going for.
And open up some of those websites in new tabs. And SCROOOOOOLL to the bottom of the newly opened pages.
Sixth: You're going to leave a comment now. Depending on the website, this can be easy or a pain in the ass.
Seventh: There's a few tricks to get a complete stranger to click on a random link.
First of all, depending on the comment system, you may be able to leave a clickable link simply by typing in a URL.
Sometimes you will have to leave a "A Href", which is an anchor link/text/ hyperlink/text Whatever you want to call it.
Words That Are Clickable
Code
<a href="http://www.YourURLHere.com">Words That Are Clickable</a>Regardless of the comment system in place, you'll have to change your plan.
For just the regular clickable URL (Non-A HREF) I usually put down...
"Visit my Blog @ http://www.YourLinkHere.com/"
"Mystery Link! Do Not Click! http://www.YourLinkHere.com/"
For the Anchor Links (A HREF) I use:
Code
<a href="http://www.YourURLHere.com">Mystery Link - Do Not Click</a>Code
<a href="http://www.YourURLHere.com">Visit My Blog!</a>Code
<a href="http://www.YourURLHere.com">This will make your head explode!!</a>Or you could always label it as the product you're selling. :Thumbsup:
E.G.: "I lost my mother too, but I was able to find her thankfully through this website: [Your URL]"
BOOM TRAFFIC.
And write a very controversial comment above your link.
Make that comment HATED by people, but make sure you specify that you're giving your "Honest opinion".
That way you'll get good exposure, and an admin to the comment section can't remove your comment.
And that's basically it.
Now this stuff doesn't convert very well. But what does anyways?
Sometimes you could post 10 links and not see any click-throughs, and sometimes you can post one link and see a hundred or so.
I should also note, instead of pushing affiliate, you could do PPI or CPA. It's really about finding something that will convert to your day-to-day niches that change. (Which is difficult!)
Got a question? Ask away. I'm always here browsing the monetizing section :)
If you enjoyed this, check out my E-book listed in my signature, it contains over 4,000 words specifically of my method to drive INSANE amounts of traffic to my (newly created) websites!
