I started with $100 in free Facebook vouchers. I began pumping my own cash only after I saw a positive ROI, which was my second day in affiliate marketing.
Realistic revenues for beginner after 3 months
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I started with $100 in free Facebook vouchers. I began pumping my own cash only after I saw a positive ROI, which was my second day in affiliate marketing.
Not quite. First day was with a bridge, and it resulted in a loss. Direct linking on my second day - but still using the balance on those vouchers - was a profit. So I started pumping more cash. This does not imply that direct linking works better for offers. Often, it's quite the opposite and will vary depending on the offer. The point is, you don't have to invest a pile of money to get started. You can play safe with smaller amounts until you a see that slight positive ROI, and then scale it out.
there's so many variables though, ppl may start with more cash(or less), they may be doing pure SEO and shooting for long term so 3 month may be too short, I made shit when I started in adult AM back in 04, but those sites didn't paid off till half a year, and still are paying.
Hi there,
I noticed that you people had started earning from the first month itself but my case is quite different. I have struggled in my 1st 3 months and earned only $100-120 per month. But now after a year i am really happy with my affiliate. But for quick results i have to learn from you all.
I noticed that you people had started earning from the first month itself but my case is quite different. I have struggled in my 1st 3 months and earned only $100-120 per month. But now after a year i am really happy with my affiliate. But for quick results i have to learn from you all.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
Or maybe orange county dames. I can't see that benefiting anyone's business though.
some of my organic-only blogs took a while to ramp up on the revenue, maybe making $20-100/month...but whatever they make is pure profit, as there are no marketing costs. the ones that have been around longer do $300-500/month.
this strategy is about scaling...so i have 20 or so blogs on this model.
this strategy is about scaling...so i have 20 or so blogs on this model.
interesting
I have lost hundreds of dollars (soon to be thousands), and am yet to break even on a single campaign. I find it hard to believe that everyone here just starts out and is making hundreds or thousands right out of the starting gate.
I keep thinking my next campaign will be decent. I spend tons of time, $, and energy but I'm obviously missing something or am just unlucky.
My hats off to all of you who just instantly started with profitable campaigns.
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I have lost hundreds of dollars (soon to be thousands), and am yet to break even on a single campaign. I find it hard to believe that everyone here just starts out and is making hundreds or thousands right out of the starting gate.
I keep thinking my next campaign will be decent. I spend tons of time, $, and energy but I'm obviously missing something or am just unlucky.
My hats off to all of you who just instantly started with profitable campaigns.
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Or maybe they just have shitloads of money from start ? To make $10k after 3 monthes it's already $10k to spend in average to make $20k, and if they start from few hundreds once again they should probably double frew times a month.
WhatUPG, try PPC coach, I just signed up and learning there.
WhatUPG, try PPC coach, I just signed up and learning there.
I'd say it depends on how much start up $ you have and what form of marketing you are planning on doing.
Affiliate programs doesnt need start up capital that makes them quite easy for many newbies in online business. they just need to have SEO knowledge and websites or blogs.
Some considerations to get you started quickly:
· Evaluate your own website first. Determine what kind of audience you reach and think about what kind of products your users will be interested in.
· Choose an affiliate program that matches your Web site’s subject matter, is easy for you to implement and offers a high commission.
· Ad links to products that you feel strongly about or like. For example a site about basketball could feature sports books.
· Monitor your commissions and re-evaluate your affiliate program every three to six months. Are you generating revenue? Are there other programs that you should consider joining?
Regards
Well I've been hard at white hat blogs (30DC) for the last 2 months, trying to establish 2 blogs in a niche for different keyphrases on each. My first blog ranks #2 & #3 in google US for my chosen keyphrase, and my second (3 week old one) is yet to rank. Currently a shitty 179th. I've spent countless hours writing content and link building, and I've made a grand total of $4.80 in affiliate sales and $2.60 adsense. Where do you draw the line? My traffic estimations where way off the mark. 30 day challenge my fucking arse.
This is the hardest thing ever, and it baffles the fuck out of me to hear all you guys making 3 & 4 figures in your first months. WTF? Should I find a better niche, or am I just a wanker?
This is the hardest thing ever, and it baffles the fuck out of me to hear all you guys making 3 & 4 figures in your first months. WTF? Should I find a better niche, or am I just a wanker?