At last some more Amazon sales!!

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    ryankettposted 14 years ago

    Been over a month since my first two Amazon sales, and I had given up checking it. Looks like somebody has bought a jigsaw puzzle and a DS game through my link (I havent tried to sell these).

    If they have bought new (im assuming that its xmas shopping so they would) that should be $1.44..... really needed something to happen with that.

    Anyway, thats put me in a good mood.... I'm making about $6 or $7 a day now from adsense, so a few Amazon sales would be a nice extra revenue stream.

    I also got my adsense code through the post, at long last, havent told anybody this but it was the third request! Which is a nice bonus as I have about $180 sitting in it waiting to be paid out to me. By the time I have completed validation it will be too late for October payment, so I expect a huge November payout.

    Exciting days for me, yippeee.

    1. charanjeet kaur profile image60
      charanjeet kaurposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Good for you, looks like patience and hard work does pay off.
      Happy to know I have given up Amazon  have tried checking but Adsense favors me better I guess. Each drop helps make the ocean, every penny counts and cheers for many more...

    2. Mark Knowles profile image58
      Mark Knowlesposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Good for you Ryan. smile

      Nice to see you un-banned. lol

  2. LViddamoy profile image60
    LViddamoyposted 14 years ago

    I love to see people having success at this, it gives hope. Well done Ryankett.

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    pgrundyposted 14 years ago

    Ryan that's so cool.

    I have never gotten an Amazon payout. I don't try very hard though--I think you have to pick the right products and basically write reviews or articles that make the item attractive.

    I love getting Adsense deposits. It feels like free money. smile

    1. Uninvited Writer profile image79
      Uninvited Writerposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I'm the same, I think I've made $25 on Amazon in 4 years.

      But...yes, I made another Adsense payout. The last one was only about 6 weeks ago. It is like free money, I love it smile

  4. Jenny30 profile image60
    Jenny30posted 14 years ago

    Thats awesome! Good for you!

  5. Peter Brown profile image66
    Peter Brownposted 14 years ago

    Nice work Ryan! Isn't it a great feeling to not check in on income for a while then check it and find some nice money waiting in the account?

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    shazwellynposted 14 years ago

    Its wonderful to see that it is possible to get revenue from this.  I never really thought it worked, my aim was to write!

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    ryankettposted 14 years ago

    Cheers everybody

    @Mark Knowles - lol, I didnt think the ban was going to end this time!

    @shazwellyn - sure there is money to be made, I am now making about $7 a day. I only published my first hubs around 4 months ago; my adsense earnings increase with my knowledge. Adsense is something that I have begun to master now, Amazon is still something which I have a lot to learn about. Boring somebody so much that they click an adsense ad is different to persuading somebody to spend hard earned cash lol

  8. Anath profile image61
    Anathposted 14 years ago

    very good news smile

  9. viryabo profile image94
    viryaboposted 14 years ago

    Good for you Ryan. I'm still trying to figure Amazon out.

  10. lrohner profile image69
    lrohnerposted 14 years ago

    I published my first Amazon hub in July. I put up 3 in August and then 5 in September. The first two months weren't great because I didn't have many Amazon hubs, although I sold a boatload of one particular product.

    I think I have the hang of it now (thanks in large part to Nelle) and I hate to say it, but this month I sold enough the first week to hit the 6% commission mark and I've been doing well since.

    Here's what I've discovered -- it's not about what you're selling, it's about attracting people that are looking to buy SOMETHING. Shopping is, after all, a state of mind.

    39% of the products I've sold were the exact products I was pushing. 39% of them were similar items, but not ones I had reviewed or linked to. 22% had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with any of my hubs.

    God, gotta love that Amazon cookie! smile

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      sandra rinckposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      You have to love the sales that have nothing to do with what you were selling.  I sold a Nikon lense... not sure which hub it came from but hey, it was nice to make a sale with a commission that was more then a couple bucks. smile

      Congratulations Ryan!

      1. Peter Brown profile image66
        Peter Brownposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Agreed! I have a hub on 50 inch TV stands with amazon links to the stands. Apparently someone who visited wanted to buy a 50 inch TV, so s/he dropped over $1k on it. Twas a nice $40 profit for me smile

  11. emievil profile image67
    emievilposted 14 years ago

    Great work Ryan! Congrats on your Amazon sale and the soon-to-be adsense payout smile

  12. Misha profile image63
    Mishaposted 14 years ago

    LOL Most of my amazon sales is my wife buying stuff for home using my affiliate links lol

  13. Jane@CM profile image61
    Jane@CMposted 14 years ago

    Great job Ryan!

  14. prettydarkhorse profile image62
    prettydarkhorseposted 14 years ago

    congrats to all of you, for all the sales....

 
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