Work from home - GENERAL

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Buy a few ebooks. Rewrite a new ebook using the existing content as a template (carefully avoiding plagerism and copying outright).

Make an ebook of 10 generic ways to make money online being super vague (Fivrr, Upwork, Mechanicap Turk, Affoliate marketing etc). Sell for $1. Put in affiliate linos inside the book directing readers to much better books. Pocket cash.

good advice

>Put in affiliate linos inside the book directing readers to much better books.
can you explain this in more detail. You can get paid by promoting other books?

also where do you sell your ebook? By making yourself a website / landing page? Or on amazon?

The way it works is you put out a 'Hook book' for 99cents or a dollar. Do 10 pages with some nice flowery text and slogans plus some photos so the buyer doesnt feel ripped off. Then put a bunch of affiliate links in linking to other peoples books and profit. You can affiliate to Amazon or to a CPA like Clickbank.

>2017
>he still falls for the drop shipping Chinese shit meme

Depends on your niche. Youtube+Content Lock PPD or PPC is a good way or sell your book on niche sites or nake a very basic wordpress site linking to Amazon. I pump out a dozen or so money making books each week and usually clear around £500-£1000 with affiliate links, CPA deals, content locked, selling clear brand whole books to CPA marketers and amazon kindle sales. The trick is getting people to review your books and create value links. Trying to cheat the SEO with shitlinks and black hat stuff doesnt work anymore. You need quality. Another big earner is writing books teaching people how to write money making books.

where do you get your inspiration for these books? So you basically just copy pasta other ebooks and change the content a bit, thats it? Can you give an example of a hot niche? I have literally no idea what to target. I am good in webdev and photography, thats about it

>3674042

You're not copying it. Not really. Say I prchase a low carb diet book. Now as the old addage goes theres ony so many ways you can skin a cat, same applies to dieting. In a small diet book you'll usually have the following sections

1. Pep talk
2. Full details on the diet science - Wikipedia low carb and get creative
2a - Add your own little gimmick
3. Challenges and set backs how to deal - your basically showing the reader how to boist their morale and self esteem.
4. Permitted foods
5. Excluded foods
6. Sample diet plan
7. Recipes - few pages

Use other peoples books as a guide only.

With doet books the reader is buying into your idea so you need muscular text, simple and direct and nost importantly motivational.

Your cover should be grabby and loud.

6000 words should be ok.

Create lots of wordpress sites reviewing the book with links. Make vlogs linking to your own site and content lock it.

With regard to Niches you'll need to look yhem up. I know a few whoch are red hot but as I'm sure you can understand I cant share. Google trends is good for diets and lifestyle stuff. Checking amazons best seller lists is a good place to look too.

If you can hit a good niche utilising the Amazon non exclusive kindle option along side CpA routes theres no reason you couldnt easily make £5000 in a week. With aggressive FB marketing and having paid reviewers target my Youtube outlinks I've raked in £8000 in a week for a Self Help program (about half of this was affiliate sales and 25% of my sales came through CPA).

If you know your apples when it comes to webdev you could make serious bank doing this.

amazing advice

>I've raked in £8000 in a week for a Self Help program
holly shit, jelly af

Thanks I'm always looking for ways to help.

Heres something which I think would work for you with your background in WebDev.

Write a 10 page ebooklet on WebDev. It can be as good or as shit as you like so long as it looks professional and has at least a dash of useful information.

Now instead of selling it on Amazon we're going to use Youtube to market it.

1. First thing is to do your book. Just bash something out, get it spell checked and grammar checked and ready to go.

2. Download VidIQ for Youtube. Its a free extension which tells you what key words are used on specific Youtube videos.

3. Using some basic video editor tools make a short 5 minute Vlog or promo video promoting your book. It can be fairly basic so long as it has something to hook the person clicking and most importantly it must include a link to your free e-book.

4. Upload your video and add the keywords from a similar video to yours with a huge number of view (type in something like "Make Money With WebDev - FREE Ebook")

5. Make a splash page - this can be done with Wordpress and should be linked to from your Youtube video - Youtube are fine with affiliate links as long as they are legit, in this case they are as the clicker is getting a free book.

6. Sign up with a pay per click site or CPA scheme. You want something that will lock your content. Something like OGads is a good choice.

7.Upload your book to a site where you can content lock it.

8. Get some hits for your video - this is the hard part however help is at hand. We are going to get your video top ranked by buying legitimate Youtube views. This is perfectly legal and within the terms of Youtubes service (so long as they are not bot or bad views). Head over to a site like Instavisits and buy some legit views. The rate is usually about $5 per thousand. Now you need to get your views purchased within an hour of uploading. You can have the views drip fed or hit all at once. Drip fed is best.

9. Wait for the clicks to roll in. Depending on how many views you are getting and the quality of your landing page, content and the affiliate rate you could earn anything from about $50 a day upwards. High traffic niches have been known to pull in over $10'000 (yes 10 grand) in a day.

Now this is just a rough overview, you'd need to do your due diligence and put in some work etc etc however its comparatively easy.

thats really cool. Trying this now.

>sing some basic video editor tools make a short 5 minute Vlog or promo video promoting your book.
i think that will be the hardest part. I'll go for the promo video way as i'm too autistic to do a vlog.

>Now you need to get your views purchased within an hour of uploading.
why an hour?

If you leave it too long before the views hit it could possibly be picked up by Youtube as spam not saying it will in my experience the sooner you buy hits the better. Remember, buying views just means that the seller will direct their own traffic to your video, its perfectly legit. You don't have to buy hits but it helps and once you reach a certain rank (which equates to visibility) your views will grow naturally. A cheaper option which doesnt require you to buy views would be to generate traffic by genuine promotion i.e putting posts on social media advertising your ebook site amd dorectong traffic through your vlog. Another option is using facebook ads or instagram ads. Depends on the niche.

Also the WebDev niche (being honest) probably isnt the strongest in my view BUT you should go for it if you feel you can do a good book. Some unscrupulous types will put up a fake ebook and content lock it however affiliate and CPA sites will bot pay out if they see that alsomeone is luring traffic to their content lockers with false promises. As long as you have something there you're good.

Nice thread

Figure out which niches are paying decent rates (ad networks) and choose something you, or your writer(s) will be genuinely interested in.

Create unique semi-decent content, and after a month or three you'll start to get traffic.

Also look in to social media promotion, and signing up for affiliate sites like amazon, or e-book, services (task rabbit?) to supplement your total income. Some angles work better depending on your niche.

Also being Chinese and having import connections can serve you well in starting an eBay/Amazon almost drop-ship empire.

What if you're not good at content writing? You have to hire?

Thanks man. I'll consider everything you said. My problem is, I don't have much capital to begin with, i'm right now accumulating a bit in order to pay for ads. Do you recommend going grey hat?

Black and Grey Hat are options but in my view they can lead to burnt bridges with affiliates and CPA networks. I appreciate money may be tight, in the end you gotta do what you gotta do. Buying some clicks can be cheaper thank you think though and in some niches you only need a few thousand (maybe the equivalent of $20) to start to rank on Youtube if you get your keywords right with VidIQ.

With regards to content it can be super simple and formulaic, I would say that keeping everything at a 4th grade level works to your advantage so that means short punchy sentences, no adverbs etc. E-Books focusing on trending cookery topics are insanely easy to write and could be a useful launch pad. Say you scour Google trends and see that people are going crazy for Quinoa (just an example) you could piece together a Quinoa cook book from existing recipes in an hour or less with a few google searches. Your Youtube video could be a few stock images of tasty Quinoa dishes overlaid with a recipe or two finished with some free music and then a click the link bit for the whole FREE ebook - thats it. To gather traffic without paying for ads you could share the link in Instagram or Facebook, share qith your friends and get them to share. The fact its free will serve you well.

If you want to see how basic some ebooks are just search for some free lifestyle books on the kindle store. Just getting your grammar and spelling right will set you apar from the pack.

Awesome advice! How many pages would you recommend for an ebook sold at 20 dollars or so?

Also do you use clickbank with a landing page? Do you pay insta influencers, or grow your own accounts?

Where were girls like that when I was in school?

I always worry the online market is flooded in 2017 because EVERYONE knows how to make money and all niches are probably filled.

for the books with affiliate linking do you have to make non fiction? I can pump out short, quality fiction ideas but I was always afraid it would never pay out.

>I always worry the online market is flooded in 2017 because EVERYONE knows how to make money

You'd be surprised at the amount of people I see making bank every single day. It's not that it is flooded. It really isn't. The entry barrier just got a tad lil higher, because ordinary people have been using the internet for quite a while, and are suspicious of the good, ol' offers of old.

Dude 5k/mo is not impressive. most affiliates pull at least 15k/mo and many pull 5k/day or more

look into paid traffic if you wanna really earn. it's shadier than SEO at times but it's the only place you'll pull 6-7 fig months

Having cum in your face is a requisite to be an adult for a girl this days.

Dicklets obsess over the most hilarious things

Do you hire someone to do voice work for the youtube video or is just background audio good enough?

The old saying goes: content is king, and this is mostly true. If you aren't good at it, chances are people won't actually think it's good and click off your page immediately. Doesn't have to be college level, just something simply written and easy for elementary kids to grasp. Don't write for yourself, write for the mass of idiots surfing during working hours monday-friday.

Also Clickbank is very hard to make anything, you're better off creating niche content websites and throwing some ads up once you gain traffic.

Don't worry about ads until you build the site and begin adding content, the organic traffic will shortly follow. Best to avoid black/grey hat, will hurt you during subsequent algorithm updates in major search. Many sites receive bulk of their traffic from social sites like FB, Instagram, Snapchat, in addition to purchasing, which is wise to jump start a great cache of content/media.

Weird, I was actually thinking something similar when looking at this photo. They all seem to have that face that screams "whore who sleeps around and can't manager her finances." Also, "future single mom who blows all her money on cigarettes and tattoos."

Odd how you and I seem to be on the same wavelength. Why do you suppose the beauty of the feminine has all but vanished?

Awesome advice so far, bump

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What kind of ads do you go for on your own site if not clickbank?

take your fucking dumbass back to /r9k/ you faggot neet small dick having fuccboi we out here tryna discuss business.

I wonder about this too. My voice is shit. There must be some good software to do that.

if you couldnt tell, the hottest market right now is crypto.
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>mfw tryna get that easy money

damn, almost all of these girls have amazing figures

this is quite the collection. how much LINK would this cost?

They're from Eastern Europe. They seek stable men probably.

What paid traffic do you recommend? PPC?

I started out doing it myself then used a text to voice app then (when I had a little more cash) I paid a freelancer to voice. Ideally a smooth wimans voice or a well spoken Englishman works best. If not just text will do.

Look at number 12, can't afford high-heeled shoes - so pretend?
Also sucks to be 1, she can never wear high heels without being insecure about her height.

My Aunt is married to a small guy, she wears nothing but loafers, because she is "kind" to the manlet.

>I always worry the online market is flooded in 2017 because EVERYONE knows how to make money and all niches are probably filled.

You'd be surprised. A huge percentage of IM'ers are churning out God awful content and chasing the same tired niches. There will always be new niches.

>for the books with affiliate linking do you have to make non fiction? I can pump out short, quality fiction ideas but I was always afraid it would never pay out.

Fiction is good however in my view itbworks better as a reward for people content unlocking. Generally speaking self help books (especially get rich quick). I once tapped a niche in the adult side of the business targeting female.oriented porn. I bashed out a 6000 word erotic novel and put it behind a content locker then I registered an adult domain and built a splash page. Then I downloaded some female oriented porn and reuploaded it with my own water mark, put my domain in the heading and linked to my site with the offer of free erotic fiction. Made big numbers plus I grabbed a fair few emails for my EM business.

cheers user

Good stuff in this thread. You guys are Gods (I don't wanna say Jews)

I'd say minimum 6000 words. $20 will require a lot of marketing to sell, younmight want to contact Clickbank or an CPA network and see if they will take it on.

>Also do you use clickbank with a landing page? Do you pay insta influencers, or grow your own accounts?

I use a host of CPA networks, Ogads mainly for content locking and clickbank for the rest. I used to make my own landing pages, now I buy them out of convenience. I use Instavisits but also occasionally grow my own. Depends on the project.

How much do you make monthly? And how much can a beginner realistically earn in the first weeks/months?

Bump
Keep em up guys
I'm learning
>worthless NEET seeking worth

Hmm that's an interesting thought. I have a fairly good grasp on writing, haven't done it since highschool but used to win awards and such for creative writing. Where do you even market shit like that though? Like how do people find erotic novels?

Do content lockers allow adult content normally?

>t. Future alimony victim #92378124

I'm the OP, we could partner up, I need a writer for content. What do you think?

Have created a 100+ person crypto currency group chat on facebook, many minions looking for my advice and also some valid information coming from others. How can I make some money out of this?

Make shirts, cups and write a ebook with affiliate links in it

I'm considering the ebook idea, do you have any affiliate links you can recommend?

^

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Nah, been burned in online partnerships too many times before.

I also have a full-time job, so finding time for that would be tough.

FUCK YOU AND YOUR FUCKING AFFILIATE LINKS WITHIN THE "GUIDE"

KYS

You came to a thread with everyone talking about putting affiliate links in self help guides to make money.

What'd you expect?

Coinurl?

So let’s say you have (hypothetically) created one huge, extraordinary course, spanning around hundreds of content rich, interactive and hyperlinked pages.

Let’s also assume it is for a niche in demand, but you’re a nobody in the internet in this niche (aka, not a famous blogger / YouTuber / someone with face cred).

A priori, one would create a sleek landing page, and try to get into in contact with affiliates willing to promote the course. How would you recommend someone to go about this?

Create a clickbank seller account? Do the equivalent in JVzoo? Create our own affiliate program using something like tapaffiliate?

I’m asking this because, assuming your product is high-value, this could, theoretically, bring good money day 1. But as per usual, the problem is traffic. I’ve heard that beginners in clickbank/JVzoo often have problems in attracting affiliates, because they aren’t “known” by the community. Some people suggest you give a few “review copies” to affiliates, but this is a dog-eat-dog world, and I’m not willing to just give my course, which I put so much work into, to some literally who, who will re-sell it and make money at my expense. There are numerous stories like this.

Heck, I’ve even had people suggest me to start shelling out money to go to these IM seminars and give a few fake handshakes in order to get some big shots to promote my future offer.

But me, like most people in here, don’t have the time nor the patience to waste good money and months of my time just to travel and go to seminars.

So, TL;DR has anyone in here had success promoting an offer of their own? Which type of affiliate program did you use? How did you attract affiliates? Did you contact people directly in social media? I know this is possible, but the people who do successful product launches don’t disclose much.

I'd like to know this too.

>Did you contact people directly in social media?
I think that's the best way to go about it. Do backlinking, straight up write mails to big shots in your niche if they are willing to promote you, etc.

I've been working on my website for half a year and making it is not easy.
Getting affiliates is the easy part, as there are affiliate programs for almost anything.
But creating content takes time. Marketing to draw traffic takes a lot of effort.
Social media is a very time intensive platform. I use it but I do not believe it helps in promoting my website a lot. Just pick a platform to establish a presence and be done with it.

People in this thread of clueless.

1) Quality of product does NOT matter, like, at all. I've promoted products that were complete shit, but the money was made solely on the back end.

There are two options for launching a product:-

1) Already be a successful affiliate. This whole industry works on "scratch my back and I'll scratch yours". If you make the top 10 for multiple launches, that's guaranteed reciprocation.

2) Buy in or get coaching from an already successful leader within your niche and launch with their name attached. This way you'll get affiliates based solely on them being attached.

You can do this two ways:-

1) Pay for consulting/launch advice or create the product through them (they will have their own team or access to the main product creator teams)

2) Pay them money for affiliate promotion then offer a profit share (I'm not talking 50-50 but a smaller share). The worst one is where they'll attach their name but for access to the leads + profit share. Never do this because they know how to monetize them waayyy better than you do and within a few months, you'll have a list of burnt out ex-customers.

Clickbank is pretty much a no-go now unless it's something health related.

JVzoo has limited potential compared to Clickbank. A 7 figure launch on Clickbank will be $100,000 on JVzoo.

ClickBetter - You need to offer CPA otherwise you'll get no traction with affiliates. You'll also need to use Clicksure for tracking (clickbetter sucks) so this means you'll have to pay clickbetter for processing (last time I checked it was like 7%?) and Clicksure for tracking.

My website currently has over 400 pages indexed according to Google.

And on Google Search I seem to still only get 12 to 15 clicks a day or so.
But three months ago it was 0 to 1 clicks a day.

So, you could say my traffic is still worthless. Or you could say it has grown with 1500%.

Have you done SEO? Regardless of what Google says, writing content for readers doesn't translate into SE traffic.

Yes and no. I carefully note down every step I take.

The keywords for my content are too competitive. So I'm currently branching out to less competitive keywords, which seems to work.
I have a couple backlinks from other websites, but only a handful are dofollow yet. 7 are dofollow. About 20 nofollow.

I'm currently in the proces of adding a blog to my website in hope that I can convince a couple bloggers that I can guest post at their blogs as well.

What about creating your own affiliate program, for your own website and offer, with you being the manager, and trying to have smaller Instragram influencers jump on board for free? Have you tried this? It'd literally be the equivalent of a free shoutout, and many people get "magic tickets" with those

I'm hoping that I'll eventually reach critical mass. After which I will steamroll my competitors.

I tried using Twitter, but that offers zero results. I have like 1000 followers that seem to be porn robots. So I'll just keep my twitter to appear active on social media.
Pinterest does seem to generate traffic. It's too early to say anything useful about that.

Not to be rude, but you don't know what you're doing.

400 indexed pages and only 27ish backlinks?

1) you are clearly not writing for buying keywords
2) you're doing SEO wrong.

Write buying keyword content then blackhat your SEO game. Buy some PBN links then dilute your money keywords by buying some generic and branded web 2.0 links.

Why? You must be new to this. Everyone, when they get started, thinks this way.

You don't need to re-invent the wheel.

If that's the route you want to take, use an existing affiliate network, list your product and then have the influencers sign up that way. Either that or take the payment using paypal then use a script to split the payment between you and the affiliate at source based on commission %

>PBN links
I have considered that, but I'm afraid it's unsafe for my website. How do you judge if it's a good or bad seller?

To product launch? Yeah, you guess it right. I've never done anything like this.

However, I'm studying as much as I can, trying to come up with ways to get my slice of the pie. The top dogs seems to operate in circle jerk sort of way, with the big names all circle jerking offer each other offers. It's almost (keyword: "almost") WF levels of bad.

Still, overall both CB and JVzoo seem to be better communities than WF.

I'm trying to get one course I created to be sold and start getting money ASAP. For that, and since I'm not a known or anything, I've been spending my time improving and optimizing my landing page to make it look the best it possibly can. I believe that having a sleek and modern landing page in itself will be an advantage over many other offers, which not only have poor product,s, but landing pages straight out of the mid 00s, with scammy looking phraseology, that is sure to scare away any non-boomer.

I mostly seek to emulate the dropshipping methodology, that a few people do in both insta and FB. First I'll start with insta, getting smaller accounts on board with me, then hopefully FB. I am seriously hoping to get sales day 1 or 2, but it's a bit of work to spend an entire day back-and-forthing with influencers.

Oh and I'm btw. Switched devices.

Anyway, very interested in hearing what you think of this.

If you want powerful links the only option is PBN for blackhat or guest post for safety

On Google it says I'm on the first page for 60 searches. About 10 of them are really top notch. But I'm not really noticing it yet. Although I do notice the majority of my traffic comes from that.

I guess being like 8th or 9th on the first page doesn't matter a lot. But it does show I'm getting closer.

What is the search volume of those 60 searches?
Do they have buyer intent.. keywords like "best toaster" are ideal? Those are questions more important than how many you have on first page

But also being number 1 is important in SEO, gets ~30% of all clicks from search results... #2,3,4 all much less.

Just looked it up. And I see I have been fucking up.

The good ones get like 200 searches a day. And I have affiliates for that.
But the ones that get an 1000+ searches and I rank for is one that I do nothing with on my website and don't have related affiliates for.

I should do better research.

*The ones that get 1000+ searches and I rank for

I don't even have appropriate pages for them.

It means it is a scam. It means he is the smart merchant selling pickaxes to gold miners during the gold rush. If the system worked great, he'd be making bank with it instead of writing a shit guide with aff links

Longtime wafo/wickedfire fag; can confirm. I stopped IM when clickbank around same time CB got shitty, didn’t even know anything got launched there anymore.

fuck, that affiliate shit sounds more complicated than it thought

>wickedfire

you spin me right round baby right round

too bad shit went bust. ccarter ultra-larp threads were epic.

Yeah haven’t been on in a couple years at least. Good times tho.

Do people make money for providing services to these scammers? Can I join JV and offer my ux and ui design to those idiots, are they willing to spend money?

so what is the solution then? Which affiliate program is the best