I actually have about a hundred websites. The 40+ really came from my sniper site experiment.

As for how much content I make a day, I’m not sure. It varies from day to day. Plus I have momentum on my side, so I can do very little and my sites tend to keep trucking ahead.

As for links, it also depends. I might create a handful a day or I could go out and create a hundred. Obviously the hundred created are a lower quality type of link.

Routine is really the key and just do your best. $40/mth is good starting out. Once you break the first $100/mth, you’ll easily get the $200/mth and so on.

Just keep plugging away at it and focus on the fundamentals of building content and building links.

Wow, with all the 40+ Amazon sites plus Com Junc, Clicbank, etc, that you’re juggling right now; I ‘m surprised that you did them all by yourself with no outsourcing at all. I’m just curious, how many pages of content do you write per day? How many back links daily? How long it takes you to write each page of content? See, I’m new to this Amazon affiliate thing so I’m trying to establish a good work ethic here but I feel like I’m not doing enough. Currently I can pump out 4 pages of content, plus 3 back links per day. I would love to be able to pump out more content but I kinda suck at writing and at the moment, can’t afford to outsource – average monthly Amazon earnings is a measly 40 bucks! Shameful I know, getting my first check this month though. Yeah, totally agree with the check. Sucks. Wish they can DD to my bank account.

Thanks.

That’s how my earnings got trounced, since it is google traffic where I earn my money.

One of my sites was hacked last weekend and it was a straight up html site. Google sent me a phishing notification email (it’s legit) stating their bots discovered a page on my site containing possible phishing attack. The said page has been blocked by Google with a “Web Forgery Report” reminder.

It’s a phantom page because I didn’t create it and I have no idea how the hacker managed to leave that page in there since it’s an html site. I’ve been back and forth with my hosting regarding this problem. Doesn’t seem to affect my site’s raking though and I see no “this website may be harmful to your computer” type of message in my serp results.

Anyway, reading this post of yours makes me nervous. You said that your “earnings got trounced over the last two months”. How so? Did the hacker replaced the affiliate links on your site with his links or sales via your own links were not credited at all perhaps? Mind elaborating just a little bit?

Thanks a lot!

Thanks Yolanda!