My site is information-based and not really product-related, and it is difficult to see how or what from Amazon I could sell without just setting up another site. But it would
That's a hard call to make...
It really depends on how much time you are willing to take to develop and promote another website.
I operate multiple sites, each site has a different theme based on the niche I am trying to target. It's the "Multiple Streams of Income" approach. But, it take a lot of time and effort to write content for each site, split test offers, SEO related stuff, and promotion of the site.
The bottom line is, how you value your time and whether you think the ROI of building out another website will reward you for your efforts. Amazon affiliate links can provide a decent income if your website is relevant and your content is written well enough to create traffic for your site and receive decent rankings in Google.
If it was me... I would test another website. After all, your Premium membership gives you FREE sites to test different ideas.
Good Luck
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Is switching site to selling "widgets" via amazon worth it?
My site is information-based and not really product-related, and it is difficult to see how or what from Amazon I could sell without just setting up another site. But it would
Hello Randy, my site is also information based from an entertainment perspective, but if there are books written on the subject of your niche, that is one product that your visiters might be interested in and click on Amazon. Whether they buy the book or something else. You will be credited with the sale. I am sure there may be other products that are sold on Amazon that may be related to your niche, but books are definitely one.
That's a hard call to make...
It really depends on how much time you are willing to take to develop and promote another website.
I operate multiple sites, each site has a different theme based on the niche I am trying to target. It's the "Multiple Streams of Income" approach. But, it take a lot of time and effort to write content for each site, split test offers, SEO related stuff, and promotion of the site.
The bottom line is, how you value your time and whether you think the ROI of building out another website will reward you for your efforts. Amazon affiliate links can provide a decent income if your website is relevant and your content is written well enough to create traffic for your site and receive decent rankings in Google.
If it was me... I would test another website. After all, your Premium membership gives you FREE sites to test different ideas.
Good Luck
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I'm offering comments on the Site Comments page for the first time. On my third site review, I got the response "Oops! Your comment is not unique" - however, I had developed a
"site comments" not taking my comments?
I'm offering comments on the Site Comments page for the first time. On my third site review, I got the response "Oops! Your comment is not unique" - however, I had developed a
Hello Randy, my site is also information based from an entertainment perspective, but if there are books written on the subject of your niche, that is one product that your visiters might be interested in and click on Amazon. Whether they buy the book or something else. You will be credited with the sale. I am sure there may be other products that are sold on Amazon that may be related to your niche, but books are definitely one.
Awesome idea, I hadn't even considered that possibility. Thank you so much Harvey!
You are welcome. That is why this community works.