[REQ Infos] Autocash Wizard buysellmethods

[sucralose]

But who will arrange the GB?

Not the first time I've heard products on that forum are hard to actually
purchase. Makes me wonder how product owners even make money there.

[whoamireally]

I was able to get a copy, but it has my friend's watermark with their order #, name and email on it. I was asked not to share be of that, but here is the general idea.

Step 1. Go to G2.com and find the best, most recent software that sells. The guide suggests the best products from 2022 or Trending Products. Determine which ones have an affiliate program and join them. The author used Monday.com as an example.

Step 2. Go to similarweb.com and determine the website's demographic, specifically country and age. Similarweb also lets you see the keywords that are driving traffic. Then use AHREF's free keyword generator to expand on this list, focusing on buyer keywords.

Step 3.Create a website and then have an article for each of the software products you want to promote. Author says to go to the original website (Monday.com), copy their pricing article and then run it through Quillbot to generate a unique article for the landing page on your website.

Step 4. Go to Bing.com and check for ads (monday pricing, etc.). Author states there are no ads for Monday.com pricing, and therefore there is no competition. Patently false! Start an ad campaign with a $10 per day budget to get started, based on the demographics you found at similarweb.com and those buyer keywords you made. Looks like the author basically copied the existing ads, despite the claim that there were no ads.

Step 5. Scaling involves finding another product and branching out to FB or Linkedin Ads based on that software's demographics from similarweb.

Pros: We know affiliate marketing works, we know ads work, we know buyer keywords are legit.

Cons: I did not test this, but I can't imagine that a $10 per day budget would compete with the software company's own ads. I could certainly be wrong! No mention of how to get accepted with the company's affiliate program. No mention of how to optimize the landing page (which is a 1000 word article generated by "AI") to get the click through to the company's website. No mention of testing or optimizing ads.

I would not recommend this at any price. Sure, there are some good ideas and some specific strategies, but its just enough to get you excited and then have your morale come crashing down when you realize those buyer keywords already have ads running.

[solar33]

Thanks for the review, whoamireally.
Reps added.
Cheers!
Solar33

[sucralose]

(11-26-2022 02:57 AM)whoamireally Wrote:  I was able to get a copy, but it has my friend's watermark with their order #, name and email on it. I was asked not to share be of that, but here is the general idea.

Step 1. Go to G2.com and find the best, most recent software that sells. The guide suggests the best products from 2022 or Trending Products. Determine which ones have an affiliate program and join them. The author used Monday.com as an example.

Step 2. Go to similarweb.com and determine the website's demographic, specifically country and age. Similarweb also lets you see the keywords that are driving traffic. Then use AHREF's free keyword generator to expand on this list, focusing on buyer keywords.

Step 3.Create a website and then have an article for each of the software products you want to promote. Author says to go to the original website (Monday.com), copy their pricing article and then run it through Quillbot to generate a unique article for the landing page on your website.

Step 4. Go to Bing.com and check for ads (monday pricing, etc.). Author states there are no ads for Monday.com pricing, and therefore there is no competition. Patently false! Start an ad campaign with a $10 per day budget to get started, based on the demographics you found at similarweb.com and those buyer keywords you made. Looks like the author basically copied the existing ads, despite the claim that there were no ads.

Step 5. Scaling involves finding another product and branching out to FB or Linkedin Ads based on that software's demographics from similarweb.

Pros: We know affiliate marketing works, we know ads work, we know buyer keywords are legit.

Cons: I did not test this, but I can't imagine that a $10 per day budget would compete with the software company's own ads. I could certainly be wrong! No mention of how to get accepted with the company's affiliate program. No mention of how to optimize the landing page (which is a 1000 word article generated by "AI") to get the click through to the company's website. No mention of testing or optimizing ads.

I would not recommend this at any price. Sure, there are some good ideas and some specific strategies, but its just enough to get you excited and then have your morale come crashing down when you realize those buyer keywords already have ads running.

Thanks for the breakdown and repps added

[ShareToCare]

Thanks for sharing all the infos with us. Reps added