Affiliate Marketing

does anyone have experience with affiliate marketing? sounds like you make better money than crypto

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Been building my first experiment site over the last week or two. Should be done in 1-2 months depending on how busy I am with other life stuff. Then I'll probably apply to affiliate networks and hopefully get accepted and see what happens. The concept is pretty shaky but it was the easiest one of all my ideas to build and not have to put $ into driving traffic, so if it works I'll probably hire someone to maintain it and then divert my own resources to a better concept.

what are some good traffic source methods? I'm starting to try a bit in Instagram but I would rather have search engine or banner traffic I suppose. I'm just starting out and only trying to make some side income but can see myself expanding

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Lad, why would you help others when its fucking hard to rank.

What I've done is targeted search keywords which have X amount of activity which don't have any good results currently. This way I shouldn't have too hard of a time capturing the organic search traffic simply by creating the content.

Some user posted in a previous thread to post "future" things (like 2021 car reviews) which aligns with this same premise - it's likely not many people are going to be creating content around these terms and anons point was EVENTUALLY those terms will have search traffic and your page will have built all the SEO authority in the meantime. Brilliant, really. Cars is probably a bad example because plenty of people are doing this, but "Best Robot Vacuum 2020" for example has literally nothing. If you were to create that content now, even though you're 100% bullshitting, you could just update your post(s) as needed and meanwhile you'll start ranking for that search term.

That's more of a long game where for my test I've chosen something that is getting search traffic NOW but the content doesn't exist. My assumption is this is a very rare occurrence and I've "lucked" upon an idea, but generally looking for less competitive fields and just creating good content should be a good bet. If you want to get your hands in something overly saturated like credit cards you'll probably have to do some paid advertising. I don't know shit about that realm so I'm trying to avoid it at all costs.

My goal is simple - can I drive any revenue with an affiliate site? If I can make even $10 I'll consider it successful and will build out 2-3 more concepts which I think will have more longevity with less work than my test site.

I've already put about $100 in between domains, hosting, and a wordpress theme. Plus a shitload of my time and I estimate probably another 40 hours of time required before the site is ready to pitch to affiliate networks without getting rejected. Training my wife on some of it to reduce that.

That sounds like a good method. I am doing a weight loss product but should be putting specific search terms in my website to stand out from the massive competition. I want to try other products as well so I'll have to narrow down my next niche not to be so broad.

If you're trying to sell one product specifically I think the best method would be to figure out paid advertising. If you can find ROI positive ads you're set for as much as there is demand on those channels. It's very hard to do, but it makes more sense than building a website around one product as you'll likely never rank high enough to compete via organic search. The only exception would be maybe if you created some sort of like 90 day challenge site w/ the product where you used it and posted daily pics and updates. I could see something like that generating traffic once people start finding it as it'd be unique and valuable content. You'd have to be fat to start with though, and skinny by the end. Regardless of whether the product works.