Is Anyone Making Money With Amazon Ads?

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  1. Reynolds_Writing profile image70
    Reynolds_Writingposted 15 years ago

    I am getting lots of clicks, but have only had 1 sale. I've tried posting fewer items. Have also added "pre-sell" text. Is this worth my time?? Looking for advice. Thanks.

    1. Uninvited Writer profile image79
      Uninvited Writerposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I've sold one item on Amazon through HubPages.

      1. Reealjrd profile image60
        Reealjrdposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Well friend i have heard about it for the first time.

  2. Dottie1 profile image62
    Dottie1posted 15 years ago

    I've sold 3 items in 1 year from the same person totally my profit to $1.98.  Hope this is helpful! smile

  3. David Ventura profile image60
    David Venturaposted 15 years ago

    How many are a lot? In my experience you can expect about 1 or 2 sales every 100 Amazon clicks. Even considering that I have two hubs with product reviews. But I don’t know whether my statistics are typical or not, because I haven’t have too much traffic here in hubpages yet.

  4. compu-smart profile image90
    compu-smartposted 15 years ago

    Ive sold 7 items in one year totaling 62 dollars!
    smile

  5. Lgali profile image59
    Lgaliposted 15 years ago

    nothing yet

  6. Mark Knowles profile image58
    Mark Knowlesposted 15 years ago

    $200-$300 a month.

    6-8% conversion rate. (varies) Looking good for this month though. smile

    1. AEvans profile image71
      AEvansposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Interesting mmmm... I wonder what you are selling , I hope it isn't naughty items.big_smilebig_smileD:

      1. Cris A profile image59
        Cris Aposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Now i know what to do! Thanks for the idea AEvans! LOL big_smile

  7. Shalini Kagal profile image54
    Shalini Kagalposted 15 years ago

    Wow!!! And I thought no-one made more than a few bucks - oh to be a Mark Knowles!!! smile

  8. rockinjoe profile image88
    rockinjoeposted 15 years ago

    not a thin dime...and i'm not inflating that figure to try and look good, either:)

  9. Amanda Severn profile image93
    Amanda Severnposted 15 years ago

    Not even a fat dime (LOL!)

  10. Cris A profile image59
    Cris Aposted 15 years ago

    Just checked, the same report as from when I started here as a novice 6 weeks ago (and now I'm - ahem - an expert)! Not that I expect anything in the next 48 years! LOL i'm enjoying hubbing so much making money is a non-issue big_smile

  11. Shalini Kagal profile image54
    Shalini Kagalposted 15 years ago

    Some are amazon...most of us aren't...*sigh*

  12. Julie-Ann Amos profile image64
    Julie-Ann Amosposted 15 years ago

    9 items last month across all hubs...

  13. Shalini Kagal profile image54
    Shalini Kagalposted 15 years ago

    lol  lol lol

  14. BrianS profile image59
    BrianSposted 15 years ago

    Reading between the lines, Mark having a 146 hubs might help a bit, especially if they are all getting traffic.

    Makes my paltry 6 look a bit lacking, I think I need to get writing and I might just look at your layout for a few ideas on ad placement if you don't mind. wink

    1. Mark Knowles profile image58
      Mark Knowlesposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      No. I make almost all of it from 3 pages:

      iPhone Bluetooth headsets
      iPhone earphones
      iPhone cases

      With dribs and drabs from others.

  15. waynet profile image68
    waynetposted 15 years ago

    3 items from hub pages last month on amazon, but also 107 items from other sources, blogs,lenses etc which in total I had nearly but not quite $200!

  16. kerryg profile image85
    kerrygposted 15 years ago

    I do much better with Amazon on Squidoo than here at Hubpages, where I've made a grand total of $0.06. I'm not totally sure why that is, because I don't choose products any less carefully here. On a couple of my lenses I would expect the difference, but others have me scratching my head.

    I'm still talking closer to $10-20 a month than Mark's $200-300, though!

  17. funride profile image69
    funrideposted 15 years ago

    Last month (November):

    Clicks                   262
    Total Items Shipped    20   
    Referral Fees            $24.24
    Referral-Fee Rate       4-6,02%

    It was not always like this roll. I just hope to reach Mark´s numbers someday http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x300/funride_01/_pray.gif.


    On the other hand... here are my ebay´s results for the past year:

                           Clicks    EPC (EUR)    Earnings (EUR)
    Total                337              0.00                 0.00


    lol

    1. Lgali profile image59
      Lgaliposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      which hub u are getting this money

      1. funride profile image69
        funrideposted 15 years agoin reply to this
  18. Janet21 profile image82
    Janet21posted 15 years ago

    Yes, I have sold some Amazon products through Hubpages as well as some eBay sales.  I have made more from my eBay sales, though, since there was a sign-up bonus in there. smile

    I have been active here for about 4 months and have sold 5 items from Amazon which earned me about $5 (the items were low dollar amounts) and I have 12 sales on eBay totalling about $40 w/ the referral bonus.

  19. Reynolds_Writing profile image70
    Reynolds_Writingposted 15 years ago

    Thanks everyone for this info.. Perhaps we'll all see a pick-up as we get closer to the Christmas holiday. (I hope)

  20. Ryan Hupfer profile image61
    Ryan Hupferposted 15 years ago

    Great discussion going on here, guys  - perfect timing, too...

    http://hubpages.com/u/670825_f260.jpg

    I just wrote this blog post on the value of adding Ebay and Amazon Capsules to your product-related Hubs over here in our blog. As you'll see in the diagram, Ebay is nearly paying out twice as much from a revenue per click standpoint. Also, December is always a HUGE month for these revenue capsules, so be sure to utilize them when you can! smile

    Here is the diagram that shows revenue per click by month - the left, light blue column is Amazon and the purple-ish column on the right is Ebay.

    http://hubpages.com/u/670885_f520.jpg

    1. Stacie L profile image89
      Stacie Lposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      not much at all.adsence seems to be the best for me  smile

  21. Marisa Wright profile image85
    Marisa Wrightposted 15 years ago

    As you can see from Mark's Hub titles, the secret is to write product-related Hubs  (because then people will read about the product, then click on the Amazon ad to buy it). 

    I've gone back and deleted most of my Amazon capsules because Amazon only pays out in American dollar, Euro or Pound cheques - and I'd be slugged a huge commission to bank any of those in Australia.  My only option is to be paid in gift vouchers and that's simply not worthwhile for me. 

    Last time I looked I had made about $50, all from Hubs where I had chosen specific Amazon products highly tailored to the Hub.

  22. Whitney05 profile image85
    Whitney05posted 15 years ago

    I made over $100 in November. I'm pretty stoked with that... just keep with it and make sure that your ads are relevant to your topic. Also try doing produce specific hubs. Although, it's not much, but it's more than I started with, and a little is better than nothing at all. Just give it time, be patient, and really consider product specific hubs.

    If you don't want to do review type hubs like what mark has posted, you can try doing somethign that is geared to a particular product, but an actual article about it.

    Here are a few that did well for me in November and although they are holiday related, they aren't product reviews, but still product related. Something like this could potentially be something you may consider as well.
    Outdoor Christmas Decorations
    Christmas Stockings - Tradition of and Choosing a Christmas Stocking

 
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