Who Here Just Wants to “Earn Some Money”?

Soo, I finally read the rest,and the word is out, so yeah, it is me that you are helping out hahaha!

It is funny sometimes how you get my "Karma up " on Reddit Partha, is that you? hahahahahaa!

Made me chuckle in my thea!

See guys, that's the "Partha" part lol!

Seriously though, yes I was scared to ask, because I didn't want to offer a price way below your usual price, but glad I did.

And I don't know if it is something Partha has been doing or a combination of what I have been doing (will figure that out later), but the traffic in GA4 has been rising with almost 12% in the last 7 days, and about 9% in the last month.

That is: even though organic traffic has gone down even more. (well, I haven't looked at Bing yet).

So yeah, I'm positive again!

Conversion though, to be honest, looks a bit more difficult to get through socials, but that can be also because a lot of people are now buying DIY dollhouse kits through bloody Temu grrr.

Lizzy

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but the traffic in GA4 has been rising with almost 12% in the last 7 days, and about 9% in the last month.

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That's great news Lizzy ... keep us posted :-)

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The latest March update he looked at me when I explained what was happening, and asked: so, do you think that maybe it is time to... I interrupted him: no!

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Ha ha ... my advice: never let anyone tell you to abandon your dreams of financial freedom. Many years ago I let my family convince me that I was wasting my time. That put me back at least 15 years so now I'm playing catch up.

The irony is, now my family look at how many people are successfully earning a living online and they even sometimes ask me, "why don't you do something like that with your skills?" ... 🤣

Watch this space!

@rohanm Well done for getting started.

Okay, with newer accounts it can take a while (and a few articles) to start "popping" (which is why a lot of blackhatters are simply purchasing aged Reddit, Medium, and Linkedin accounts).

So, get a few more going first of all.

Plus, the "parasite SEO" reviews are best written as

Product Name Review

OR

Best XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX

Here's some examples of some keywords that have done well with parasite SEO during 2024 (although everyone's "fighting" in the SERPs through backlink blasts, hahaaha!!! I'm raking number one today, so you blast 300 backlinks and take over my rankings, so the next day I blast 400 backlinks and take over you rankings, the next day you return the favour, and so on), so DON'T get involved in these competitive "fights"

Anyway, some keywords that WERE doing well over the last 4.5 months (look for better variations of these keywords if you want)

Best Handgun

Best Music Production Software (what I told you about yesterday, Old Fluff!!!)

Best Way to Learn Spanish For Beginners

Best QR Code Generators

Best Websites to Sell Feet Pics

Best US Code Themes

Best Mushroom Coffee

Best Monitor For Mac Pro

Firstly, can you see how DIFFERENT the types of products that are being promoted via affiliate marketing.

Literally everyone comes into this business and choosing a niche (usually BROAD) within Make Money Online, Weight Loss, Healthy and Beauty, or Mental Health/Personal Development.

Can you see how this is NOT what savvy marketers are targetting?

Next, and this is something I'd cover in more detail in a "consultation", but if you don't have any morals (hahahahahahah!!! nah, it's not that bad, I'm only joking, LOL), go to Clickbank, and go through their "Best Sellers", mainly pills and potions for various ailments/improvements.

Now, these would be seen as YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) products, so you'd struggle to get a website ranking on these topics with simple SEO, low domain authority, and very few backlinks.

BUT

Parasite SEO is "killing it" for these products.

Other Clickbank or similar offers to look at are "learning instruments online" and "learning languages online".

Once more, the "blackhat" way is to find a decent keyword that has web 2.0 properties ranking in the top 10 results, rewrite one of their reviews, post to a high DA parasite, e.g. Medium or Linkedin, then blast with backlinks.

As for you should personally do Rohan, I would say get 5 reviews written first (if you're using Medium, all good, as this does work on Linkedin, but Linkedin seems to be taking about one month to index anything, although indexing can be manipulated with "mass indexers" and backlinks).

When you've got the first 5 reviews written, come back to me, I'll have a look, and then between us we'll choose one for a backlink blast.

I'm still experimenting with different types of backlinks, so as an example the cheapest package is $15, but I have 3 different options:

1) Dirty blast - Blast to 3,000 web 2.0 properties, no report either, as it's done via software automation. Basically, a lot of the lower DA web 2.0 property profile bios or articles won't get indexed, so you're going for big numbers here in the hop that a decent percentage (30-50%) will get indexed.

2) Normal web 2.0 blast - blast to 300 web 2.0 properties over DA70, placed through multiple indexers so you should get 95% of these indexed, full report provided.

3) Mixed Pyramid Backlinks - this is approximately 20 web 2.0 properties, then 100 social media backlinks built to the web 2.0 properties, then RSS syndication for the social media backlinks, and then mass indexing for everything (the higher payment structures of this also offers .edu .gov and wiki links)

I've tested all on various platforms, and various size of links.

If I'm completely honest, the success rate is 68% in getting an article to top 3!

So, this does also mean that there is a 32% "failure rate" (but I guess I could keep blasting with backlinks until they rank, but at a guess, no-one wants to spend $200 on backlinks to rank one article... well, unless that article earns you 10x that amount for ranking at number one).

So, I would say write 5 reviews, come back to me, we'll pick one article, and probably give it a blast with number 1 or number 2.

Write 5 more articles, we'll pick one, do the same again.

Then write 5 more articles, and then we review ALL the previous 10 (especially the two with "blasts") and see how things are going from there.

This is what I woiuld do!!!

@rohanm will do, probably in the next months though, it takes some sloooww time to build up Reddit :slight_smile:

@partha

Hello Sir,

I'm here reaching out and eager to get started on this and see if it can help me generate some money and eventually scale up.

Could you please provide me with details on what I need to do? help me get started would be greatly appreciated.

let me know what I need to do to make the money I'm broke right now.

Thank you for your time and assistance.


Mike/

I don't what you mean, your account must have been hacked!!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


The MOST frustrating part of Reddit marketing is the first 4-6 weeks while you're trying to get your karma points to 1,000 and 1,000 (after that you can pretty much do what you want)

So, I came up with a plan, you have the 3 most popular subreddits open in different tabs (they often have like 10,000+ people online at a time).

You then constantly keep refreshing your browser until you find a post written in the last 30 minutes, then immediately comment, trying to get the first comment, and if not, reply to the first comment, which if you get in "early" enough you could get a few 100 upvotes!!!

NOT bloody working at the moment, hahahahahahahahha!!

I'm sitting here refreshing every 5 minutes to see if I can quickly comment on a new posts!!!

It's so annoying!!!

But, if you do manage to get in there, you HAVE TO BE FUNNY to get those upvotes (plus, I have to keep remembering I'M A WOMAN!!!! hahahahahaha!!! I got the first comment on an extremely popular post, but described a girlfriend from when I was about 17... then realised I am YOU, so I can't say some of the things I said!!! Hahahahahahhahahahahhaha!!! So, got 120+ upvotes and then had to delete the comment before I set of a spam filter, hahahahahahhahaha!!)

But, it is still quite funny reading all the weirdo comments!!! LOL

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It is funny sometimes how you get my "Karma up " on Reddit Partha, is that you? hahahahahaa!

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@ohnoo_not_her I forgot to add, you;ve also got a message from a man, I think he’s flirting with me :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: I wonder how he’ll feel when he finds out I’m a man!!! :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

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@ohnoo_not_her I forgot to add, you;ve also got a message from a man, I think he's flirting with me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I wonder how he'll feel when he finds out I'm a man!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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HAHAHAHAHA!

Didn't you receive a message like "what would you do if you came home and found out that I have shrinked?" Not even kidding, got that type of email once! Men are weird! loool

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If I'm completely honest, the success rate is 68% in getting an article to top 3!

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Thank you Partha for another amazing reply and I really appreciate your honesty. That already puts you head and shoulders above 99.99999% of those 'gurus' that I may (or may not!) have followed in the past :-) I've learned so much from you!

Plus, a 68% chance of success sounds like pretty good odds to me!

The main product I'm looking at promoting is one of those YMYL products on Clickbank. I will write the other reviews around as many other similar products as I can and link back to the main product ... just as a little Medium Page Rank sculpting test 😎 Although I'm not going to be too choosy with the products ... if they're totally unrelated but look like good sellers I'm writing the review!

Thanks again Partha ... I'm very excited to get this rolling. My head is spinning with the possibilities here!

Thank you Partha - so many things to think about. And what an amazing eye-opener into your successful strategies. I'm keen for a one-on-one and will get in touch. Cheers, Alisa

Parasite SEO seems to be the way that I am currently "ranking". My Medium, Quora, and Reddit articles are leading the charge. But "How to Murder Your Children & Get Away With It" isn't garnering much traffic. This means that an alternative method should be used.

So let me see if I understand the "system".

1. Create 30-100 Reviews/Posts on Medium/LinkedIn for sellable stuff. I will keep them niche-related, just because. These reviews and posts will lead back to my ghost town and my barren affiliate links and formal reviews.

2. Once the conduits are built on LI & Medium to my site, You blast the LinkedIn/Medium posts with "crappy backlinks" that get the world looking at Medium and hopefully clicking through to my well-written ghost town.

3. Traffic goes up, ergo, commissions are made, and I improve something that has scarcely paid for itself.

4. $27 for the chat, and ($15/$40/$70) * (#of Reviews) created for the blast.

5. Focus on the ones that work and expand them.

6. Services rendered by me on the other hand is $299 for unlimited use/access or $39/month for themes and plugins. Sell my Amazing SEO Services.

Does this sound about right?

Correct me if I am wrong, but I am in.

Yep ... the only thing I'd add is to check the SERP for web 2.0 properties on page 1 of Google to get an idea if you will be able to outrank those pages with your review.

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@partha Hi Partha ... I hope you had a lovely weekend. Just a little update. I'm very nearly there with the first 5 reviews. I'm waiting on approval from a couple of ClickBank vendors and I've also published a couple of informational articles on Medium (which are on the first page of Google ... woo hoo!) ... so the new Medium account is looking reasonably natural, I'd like to think!

I'm trying to get a couple of reviews up every day which is doable, even with the limited time I have available.

If I PM you on here, is that insulated from the prying eyes of the big G? ie: doesn't forward to gmail etc ... After praying at the altar of SEO Jesus for a few days now, I think the less G knows the better!

Hi all,

I've been a bit quiet lately ... I've very little time available due to starting the new J.O.B. - which is better than the last one (so far) but still a J.O.B. nonetheless 🙃

Anyway, I wanted to provide a little update on my progress so far with parasite SEO ... and there's some success to report!

I've made some money ... Wooooo hooooo!

$266.56 so far, to be exact. Yes there have been a couple of refunds too which totals just over $100 so I'm approx $160 up at this point in time. This is across Clickbank, Sell Health and some SaaS programs.

Point is, this is working ... and as things stand, what lies ahead is simply a numbers game. Get as much content out there as possible. The Reddit is growing day by day, as is its authority. For many of the SaaS products I'm almost routinely ranking on page 1 of Google :-)

I'm keen to motivate others here and I hope, by posting my success story, we could get some more activity going with the reviews. It will only help to grow the authority further.

I'd even be happy to share some prompts ... or at least the kind of workflow and ideas I'm using to write the reviews.

I would, of course, make those available to the members of Partha's Parasite SEO course, if anyone is interested.

So yeah ... even though my success is currently just a bit of pocket money, I'm seeing the frequency of commission generation increase week on week.

... and I'm really excited :-)

Onwards!

Cheers, Rohan.

Nice work! How much time are you putting into it each day (and how much are you accomplishing)? And have you gone back and edited some content that is ranking to see if you can get better conversions?

Hey @andy ... I'd say, on average, each review is taking me between 30-40 minutes to complete. That includes choosing the product, signing up for the affiliate program (if applicable), a quick bit of keyword research, writing the first draft, editing the text, adding the links and scheduling the post.

I have tweaked a few of the reviews but more just to improve the quality and reduce footprints. The only downside with Reddit is you can't edit the headline - which is obviously the best way to increase SERP click through and ultimately, conversions.

I will look at that though as there will be scope within the first few paragraphs to increase engagement, no doubt :-)

@rohanm Hi there. Could you tell me what tools you use for keyword search? Is it Semrush, Google, or something else?

Hey @nemira ... it's almost no keyword research. More often than not, the primary keyword is '[product name] review' and then it's a bit of Partha potion just using Google suggest to choose something semantically related (and ideally with some KE search volume) as the secondary keyword.

Those I will work into the headline - again, as long as it's semantically related, the headline doesn't need to use the exact match versions of those keywords. Google is pretty good at knowing what the meaning is. I'll also use those keywords in the intro section, usually exact match.

Then GPT is my friend for making the rest of the article semantically related to those initial choices.

Does that make sense?

@rohanm Thanks a lot for the answer. Because of my fear that I will not pick the right keyword(that people are searching for), my blogs will not be noticed. I have plenty of material from my “dead” website, and I can use it for Medium or other places such as Reddit.