Having just had an awesome week where one of my hubs has earnt me well over $100 in sales commissions I'd love to ask about others successes- what's your best experiences to date through advertising and sales?
I second what Will said. Your post may have well said "Hey, can you figure out which Hub of mine is earning like crazy, and then cut in on my niche market?"
I've been here over a year and still haven't taken the time to figure out what individual hubs earn. How do you do that? I've been wanting to know which hubs are getting those eBay sales. Google Analytics?
I have to agree with Will and relache on this one. There were multiple people that started this type of discussion when I was in the AP program, and ultimately, any time I added in my input, someone took one of my ideas.
It's hard to say an exact number because the tracking on Amazon is imprecise, but I'd say my best hub probably earned me 3000 bucks over a few years. Not earning much anymore, though: its time has come and gone.
Almost all of my hubs earn well over $1000 dollars.
But thats dollars in Zambian dollars
I don't write sales hubs, I'd be rubbish at them. It's a skill I'd like to obtain, but I fear the "sales talk" as the language is alien to me and it'd feel awkward to be typing it.
I also know nothing about anything people could possibly be wanting to buy as I live a minimalist life without belongings..... I've never touched/had/used a PS, XBox, smartphone, console, gadget ... nor watched films or read books.
So, I'd be useless at it
Having to research, then write a convincing reason why something I've never seen is so great
I see the OP is a sports/fitness enthusiast... I've never seen the inside of a gym (nor do I intend to!). My interpretation of the word "sport" = getting to the fridge as fast as I can. "Fitness" is how many pies I can carry home in a bag from the shop door to the car.
by Carolee Samuda 11 years ago
What's the least amount of views per hub that you would accept before deleting it?Not sure if the question is clear, but what is your criteria for deleting a hub? We know that hubs that do not do well will drag the hubs with potential. When do you delete? How much traffic per month that would make...
by LetitiaFT 11 years ago
I have: 10 hubs 30 highly pertinent Amazon products (3 per hub on average)1300 page views427 unique visitors and many returning visitors1:18 min average page durationBUT ONLY 1 AMAZON CLICK, which I got the day I signed up!What's going on?
by Kat 11 years ago
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by Disillusioned 9 years ago
I took my 30-days page views count; divided it by 30 and further divided it by the number of published hubs. Thus I got a fair representation of my average number of visitors per day per hub. It comes to a whopping 1.6! How about yours?
by M. Toni 9 years ago
I've been on here for a few years, and I guess I never really understood the point of these scores. They don't seem to provide any real value to the user and I can't convince myself that they add value because they fluctuate so much.What's the point? Am I supposed to use these scores to tell me...
by Mary McShane 8 years ago
I just got this email. Is terminating your account normal if you don't have any sales or referrals in 90 days????Hello,Thanks again for joining the Amazon Associates program. We’re reaching out to you because we have not seen sales activity on your account.At the time your application was...
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