My first Amazon sale! Hooray!

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  1. lrohner profile image79
    lrohnerposted 9 years ago

    I've just been tooling along getting no nibbles from my Amazon capsules. I then read a post a day or so ago where someone (ryankett maybe?) added lots more relevant tags to his hubs and his traffic shot up. So I figured I'd give it a go and messed with my tags.

    Maybe the timing was coincidental, but yesterday my traffic for that one particular hub doubled AND I made my first ever Amazon sale! Hooray! It was only a $30.00 blow dryer, but still! Woo hoo!

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    1. Pamda Man profile image58
      Pamda Manposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      I never knew people actually clicked those links... I put Ebay and Amazon capsules up to make the large pile of words look less and so makes it easier to read.

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    2. viryabo profile image95
      viryaboposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      I need to check out the particular hub you are talking about.Please!!

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    3. profile image0
      ryankettposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Hi, congrats. Yes it was me that said about maximising the number of tags.

      I have also seen an increase in numbers to Amazon since doing it. I guess the logic is simple.... more traffic equals more clicks!

      Still waiting for my first Amazon sale though, hopefully it will be a $20,000 diamond engagement ring or something!

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  2. TamCor profile image78
    TamCorposted 9 years ago

    Wow--Congratulations!!!!!

    A hair dryer first, but who knows what might come next! big_smile

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  3. lrohner profile image79
    lrohnerposted 9 years ago

    You are too funny, Pamda Man. And thanks Tamcor!

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  4. Jane@CM profile image61
    Jane@CMposted 9 years ago

    Congrats!  Amazing news!!!

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  5. Lady_E profile image71
    Lady_Eposted 9 years ago

    WTG Well done.

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  6. kirstenblog profile image74
    kirstenblogposted 9 years ago

    I found this post extremely helpful, maybe I should go have a look at my tags on anything with amazon links!

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  7. viryabo profile image95
    viryaboposted 9 years ago

    Im off now to try this out. So bothered about Amazon non sales, making me frustrated. And ive been rejected by Ebay anyway, so i'll stick with Amazon till it works out for me. I hope (fingers crossed) lol

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