Almost fell off my chair while checking my Amazon account for the first time in a week. Someone actually bought somehting!!! 3 things in fact!
It's been a whole 2 months, but my amazon account is finally showing $2.94!!! WooHooo!!
Thought I'd gloat!
That is a huge result with the number of hubs you have and time you have been here, you must be over the moon! I bet you are going to have a whale of a time in the run up to Christmas! Holy cow are you going to have a good time then
Congrats, look what you did for that hub, then copy and repeat.
I am still waiting. thank you for the inspiration to wait longer!
You're welcome! Don't hold your breath though! The traffic will start coming after a while and with it the clicks.
I've begun to make a steady few pence per day from adsense, but these are first amazon buys! I'm hoping that with time, traffic and clicks will increase.
Congrats, superwags! Still waiting for that happy day myself!
I should probably temper my enthusiasm a bit. The clicks were on completely unrelated items to the hub! I think the buyer just clicked through amazon on my hub and went for something they'd had in mind a while before reading anything I'd written!
Still, happy days!
Congratulations! I wouldn't temper your enthusiasm whatsoever. As Pandoras Box noted, when you attract visitors and they're given a reason and an opportunity to head on over to Amazon, you never know what may happen.
My recollection is that another Hubber had noted that one morning, during the Holiday season, someone had bought nearly $2,000.00 worth of unrelated items all captured by his / her tracking ID.
Two of my better sales came this way as well. It all helps!
Congratulations again and cheers to many more sales!!!
Congratulations! I was also thrilled to see my first amazon earnings.. it's cool to brag about it!
Congratulations, SW! I love the unrelated items that people buy. Sometimes it's the best laugh I get all day - crotchless panties anyone?
by Chinweike 14 years ago
I just checked my Amazon account and noticed i have made a sale. Though not much, it's just $3.89 as commission. And guess what, it came from the hub i least expect would give me any sales.So happy to be saying this.GRRRRRRRIIIIIIII...........
by Hollie Thomas 13 years ago
I checked my adsense account today not expecting to see anything other than: Earnings £0.00, and low and behold there it was, my first adsense click. I now have the grand total of £0.07 pence which is roughly about 13c. Whooo!!!
by Sparhawke 13 years ago
Took a while, but someone bought something and I got just under a dollar for it, now for another 50 years to make enough for a mars bar when I can finally get at it lol
by Leah Lefler 13 years ago
I only check my amazon affiliate account on a weekly basis, since I didn't have very many product hubs (I do have a few) and didn't expect a sale anytime soon. I was surprised to see an ordered item the other day! Yay!Even better, when I went to see what the person had ordered (most of my product...
by Bill Manning 13 years ago
I'm hardly a newbie to making money online, already working full time at home for the past three years.But for some reason I've never had any luck with Amazon sales. I see I finally got my first sale the other day. Like most of my other sales I think it came from one of my own sites, a Harry Potter...
by Barack James 9 years ago
Hi hubbers, I made my very first Amazon sale two days ago and you can guess how I feel right now. I know there are hubbers who make several sales a day, but this is a very big milestone to me worth sharing. This is a big boost on earnings and now I have all the reasons to get back hubbing. Thank...
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