You can learn and do that yourself vs pay for a service. Also, there are no shortcuts; the work has to be there. Yeah, it requires effort and strategic growth.

You also have FANTASTIC responses here :)

Hi - paying for backlinks is actually against Google's terms and conditions, although, of course, many people do get away with doing this successfully.

However, expecting links from DA50+ sites for a mere $160 is unrealistic, you need a budget of thousands of dollars, and this would be an ongoing monthly process, not just a one-off.

It would look highly suspicious to Google if you suddenly acquired a lot of high DA links in a short space of time, and then they stopped, just as quickly.


Having looked at your website, there appears to be one major problem, and that is your niche falls under what Google calls a YMYL subject - Your Money or Your Life.

In other words, what you say could affect somebody's life for better or worse, in terms of their health or finances.

And, as such, Google expects to see relevant qualifications and career experience.

In your case, you are writing about prostate health and have over 40 posts on cancer, making bold claims such as the title of one of your posts being "Vitamin K2 Prevents Prostate Cancer."

And yet, on your About Me page, you haven't given your full name, and simply state you have a Ph.D. in Biology.

Google will expect to see evidence of your expertise and authority across the internet.

I did actually find your LinkedIn page, where you describe yourself as a "poultry scientist."

In my opinion, even if you did find a reliable backlinking service, and had the necessary budget, Google would not take the risk of ranking a health website highly without it having the necessary EEAT - Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness.

Follow the training first and then if you want to use external consultants you will know what you want exactly without getting ripped off.
Steve

Do. It. Yourself.

For the exact reasons you just stated it's probably not a good idea to use those types of services. 👍🏼

The best way is the no shortcuts way.

Thank you all.
I just used the links you sent me and got everything back. I mean the regular WA dashboard with the Menu with the links to SiteManager, SiteDomains, and so on. I spent more than an hour uselessly trying. Thank you again. Have a good Sunday!

Hi Makhsud
I have just logged in with no problem.
If this persists I suggest you contact site support:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support

I hope it is resolved fast.
:-)
Richard

Hi you may try here

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites

Or log in independently

https://mydomainname.com/wp-admin - changing that with your domain name, however collecting credentials via your dashboard.

A Great answer from Diane!

Hi - no, it's not a good idea if you intend just copy and pasting them. Remember, they may have thousands of affiliates who have all used the same content on their websites. Google is not interested in material that is already published elsewhere. You would need to re-write them.

I believe you can but only if it falls under Creative Common or you have permission from the creator. You can google "YouTube creative common" for more details.

I would recommend always giving credit to the creator if you plan on using the video.

Hope that helps and good luck!

Cheers!
-Hon

No, there's no trick. Amazon US just slashed commission rates on almost everything to 1%, with just a 1 day cookie as well. Nasty way to treat their affiliates!

Other programs will sell other/better items, 99% of the time with a much higher commission rate and longer cookies.

I don't think Amazon is remotely worth working with. But of course the choice is yours.

Hi Makhsud, seems like you did meet the required 3 sales within their given period of time.
Amazon has pretty much every product someone may be looking for, but their commissions are really bad for the amount of work you have to do.
Due to the demand on online markets, and the holiday season that is approaching I would join them.

Best wishes,
Michael

no amazon is dishonest i was selling rolex watches for them true pinterest about 8 months ago 235 buyer clicks disepear .and when i started to ask questions they closed my account. beside you get 1% cause the stole my idea and and make millions a day by it if not billions. i did all my work for nothing i gained nothing.and because they toke over the sales on pinsterest they sell more then the affiliates they really don,t need us anymore that why the drop the commission almost to zero. there Crookes the only ones making money are they and i,m not the only victim they have messed with. they can mess with your account put in and take out and change everything they want to. if you start earning to much like i sold around 200 rolex watches astemetly wort between 50.000 to 150.000 commission in one week they wil screw you over if they not have done that to you already there selfish evil greedy bastards and i will never want anything from amazon then burn it down again i even wrote to jeff bezos about this no response that,s how honest his business i Tod maybe it was one of his workers who was behind this ore maybe that it was a masteak with technology but if it where that case he would have responded but nothing guilty people don,t respond greedy pig. my big break ripped from under my nose by some greedy balthy toad billionaire.
jeff bezos only cares about the billions of jeff bezos. he doesn't give a shit about the people who made that for him. boll.com still gives 8% not really much but better then amazon but its more difficult to use look around there better options then making a greedy toad richer weil you gain nothing.

Thank you all for your replies. I just wanted to know is it just only for beginners or the rules are the same for everybody. Will try to replace all the amazon links in the posts with other affiliate programs and leave the only amazon banner on the sidebar.

Have a great weekend to everyone!

The only trick to that, is to go for high price product