Show us your website and how much you earn per month I start

I was making from £100 - 400 a month a couple of years ago, reddit mainly...

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http://moviemagnet.net I was making $300+ but Google removed me from serps.

>>3164604
how did you make money of reddit?

>>3164627
deserved lol

>>3164760
actually seems like a decent plan

How bout you just run paid affiliate traffic and earn way more?

I own a few websites and they total about $3,000/mo in affiliate revenue. but that's absolutely shit compared to paid traffic earnings where top affiliates earn literally 1MM/mo or more

this is very cool, do you guys have a site or something where i can learn more about this ?

>>3165002
/r/juststart

browse all threads & learn how it works. check out /r/bigseo to learn about linkbuilding and scaling a site to the top of Google

but you're also wasting your time to go that route it's just very lengthy & time-intensive.

Two years of work on SEO can get you to $25k/mo or a bit more. Two years of work on paid traffic can get you $100k/mo or even higher

>>3165362
100k a month after 2 years? What the fuck?

>>3164989
>I own a few websites and they total about $3,000/mo in affiliate revenue.
how did you do that?
Explain step by step

Is it porn ad revenue?

>>3165386
There's a thread on STM right now about how someone started in 2015, lost a bunch of money & gave up, then started again in 2017 and just recently earned $1MM net profit over the past 53 days. This is a team not just one person but it's not a crazy story. Paid traffic affiliate is legitimately a way to earn an extremely large amount of money and make a career out of it. But you need to lose a lot first, and you need to give a lot of time to learn. Most give up.

>>3165506
1) launch a website about something(pets, cooking, gardening)

2) write articles targeting buyer-intent keywords(ie. best dog leash, paring knife, blender reviews)

3) build backlinks to get those articles ranking at the top of Google. when someone literally searches "what is the best paring knife" you would show up near the top of Google so they click your article and read to learn what the best paring knife is

4) if you sell hard enough they'll click the link and buy one. Amazon affiliate is the best place to start but most ecommerce shops have affiliate programs

Ad revenue is a joke these days although if you do high pageviews you can earn. However you can earn 3k/mo on maybe 50k pageviews just through affiliate earnings... good luck doing that with ads.

>>3165647
thanks for the step by step

>launch a website about something(pets, cooking, gardening)
Do you think you could somehow do that with instagram too? Like start a niche about something on instagram and get companies to pay you for marketing their products?

>you can earn 3k/mo on maybe 50k pageviews just through affiliate earnings.
Wtf really? I always thought affiliate is hard because not many people buy even by clicking the link

>>3165676
Instagram has nothing to do with SEO or paid traffic. If you wanna run social go ahead but I don't do it and cannot help you.

I'd recommend you research more if you're serious. There's a great AMA posted earlier in the summer detailing a lot of the process. The guy built an Amazon Affiliate website from $0/mo up to $10k/mo in a little over a year.

If you Google "I make $10,000 per month with the Amazon Affiliate Program AMA" you'll find that thread. It'll answer a lot of your newbie questions.

>>3165841
foudn the thread, going through it right now

Yeah i'm pretty serious about it. I've made a coulple hundred bucks with instagram money but never took it serious. Affiliate seems interesting though.

>>3165647
STM is a fucking joke my dude. I registered an account last month just to see what it was about and it's pretty obvious that its a community mostly filled with people who have no idea what they are doing. Any contribution I tried to make to a meaningful thread just ended up in me getting bombarded with PMs asking for tips or in many cases advertisers looking to work with me. I suppose some of the beginner level guides can be useful but fuck man that place is somehow worse than I expected it to be. I am convinced any of the bigger guys or success stories on there are just paid by the admins to hang around

>>3166024
Most people affiliate are the "coaching" "scamming" type of people who are promoting their shitty philosophy/business book to the stupid masses but it doesn't mean that you can't make money through affiliate.

>>3166034
*most people in the affiliate world

I'm an online casino affiliate and I'm up to about $150k/month now. Have a newsletter with about 400k subscribers.

>>3166097
gibs pls

>>3166097
post proof faggit

>>3166102
gibs?

>>3166112
give me something you dense reddit faggot

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>>3166111
Only because trips. Just updating my stats to see how I did overnight...

>>3166137
with 150k you must literally live a snorting coke off slav hookers tits- life right? you got a lambo?

serious question though, how do you organize your affiliating?

>>3166137
How much money did you invest to get those numbers?

>>3166175
No lambo. The industry conferences are in places like Berlin and Amsterdam, so there's fun to be had. My niche is "no deposit"...basically I list every casino that will give you free money to try them out. People like that. I'm up to 5 full-time employees now, so it's not all profit, plus I pay to advertise.

>>3165362
thanks

And also thanks to OP, good thread. Some fresh air in between shilling threads

>>3166024
It is a newbie forum you are right. Do you run paid traffic already? Cause if so then STM is not very useful for you.

I'm talking to newbies who have no idea what they're doing. STM is the best place to meet other people, form masterminds, and ask dumb newbie questions. Once you're earning get the fuck off that forum and go to the meetups/conferences. Real information is shared through networking and direct relationships. But when you don't have any clue where to start STM is a decent place IMO

The only reason I'm in crypto is because Bodog and Revenue Planet started paying commission in BTC only about 2 years ago. Calvin Ayre think BCH will replace BTC...I'm 50/50 split in both now.

>>3166230
>STM

What is STM

>>3166206
still well played dude. Do run this business full time or do you treat it like a side-activity

>>3166263
Full-time since '08. I honestly can't believe it's still going strong. I've been waiting for the other shoe to drop for years, but people like gambling.

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Shamming normies into signing up for casinos. Making 3-4k a day.

>>3166206
See you at AWE Bangkok.

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>>3166230
nah, I don't even do affiliate marketing, i'd like to get into it mainly because doing what I do requires more effort than I would like it to

>>3166284
Nice. I want to start doing some of that fake news advertising, but haven't figure it out yet. You in Canada? I'm near Toronto.

>>3166292
That conference looks less casino-focused, but might be worthwhile. My best friend lives there too...just a matter of selling the wife on 2 weeks away. :)

>>3166324
OK well if you wanna learn then you need other people to help you. Everyone gets a leg up in this industry. You can try randomly finding affiliates on the Internet like /biz/, or you can pay for a ticket to an affiliate conference like AWE/AWA and try meeting random people there to see if they'll help you get started. Or you can join a place like STM and use those guides to start.

I suppose you could also try YouTube videos but they're one-sided. You consume the videos but have nobody to ask questions to. And when you're starting there are a lot of questions. I don't really care what anyone in this thread does but it's rare to see affiliate threads so it's worth sharing--and in this case for absolute retard-level newbies STM is a good place to meet people and start learning.

>>3166255
This thread is about affiliate marketing. If you Google searche "stm affiliate marketing" I am confident you'll figure it out

>>3166354
good thing i am a retarded newbie

>>3166324
Nice stats I have a store but I only had 1 sale for a website that I had for a year now. Trying to figure out a ponzi, I mean, a business model in which I can rapidly expand and advertise so that earnings will exponentially grow.

Just need to begin.

>>3164563
ironpatchez.com

> earned 25$ this month from 3 patch sales

>>3166368
>>3166362
>>3166354
bump my dudes, need more advice on affiliate marketing; how the fuck do i find a niche

>>3167392
What are you interested in? What do you think is really cool? That's how I got started. I thought people would want to know about online casinos that would give them free money to try them out. Turns out I was right. But that was because I thought it was fun to try out a bunch of casinos for free.

>>3167392
Are you doing websites or paid traffic? Do you even have money for paid traffic?

You'll probably need at least 2k/mo in adspend + tracking tools. if you cant afford that SEO is viable but will take months before you see any sales.

I've posted earlier how to get started. Read /r/juststart find the old case studies and read through them. Find that AMA thread I mentioned earlier and read everything that person wrote, read all his answers to people's questions. Follow his exact instructions.

/r/Entrepreneur/comments/6lmotf/i_make_10000_per_month_with_the_amazon_affiliate/

if you literally cannot even pick a topic then you're still in the mindset of "I want people to spoonfeed me". Good luck with that dude. A lot of affiliate marketing is learning to research & make your own decisions. That's part of working for yourself and being an adult. Not sure how to write great affiliate content? That's one thing, but you don't even know what niche? Literally any niche with products dude. I listed 3 in an earlier post. Amazon sells everything so their program is great for SEO.

Again if you're doing paid traffic it's more complex and you will need money so for that I'd recommend getting off /biz/ and joining a paid traffic forum, or connecting with a paid traffic affiliate.

both SEO & paid take a lot of effort and time so you need to be OK researching on your own and figuring out your own problems before asking others. If you can't take full control over your agency & free will by learning how to research simple problems then you will not make it far in affiliate marketing.

>>3164563
investprecious.com haven't monetized it so far. Do you guys have any tips on my site?

>>3167433
Are you located in USA? If so, are there legal issues with marketing gambling sites?

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>tfw making thousands every month just by shilling JVzoo affiliate programs on normiebook

Between affiliate marketing and crypto I'm very comfy

How useful is facebook advertising? I had a decent number of hits, but no page clicks. Is there a number that i need to spend to net decent returns?

whoever made the first site to dropship alibaba watches is probably getting jerked off by two lambos right now