Update: Since many people arrived here wanting to learn how to make money with Amazon Affiliate Sites I ended up teaming with Tung Trang from CloudLiving and his amazing course called “Amazon Affiliate Bootcamp“.
Tung covers everything from keyword research to products to link building in order to make an Amazon Site that earns 4-5 figures per month in his course with real life case studies and updating it every month. If you’re here because you want to learn more about this business I pretty much recommend Tung for this. Have a look at his course here.
Want to know what do you need to make an extra $8,885 per month with Amazon Affiliate Sites? Keep reading…
About a year ago I started a private group with some friends from a Google+ group that was being managed by Larry Deane, the owner of SideIncomeBlogging. This idea was a proposal from my part to build a private group where we could talk openly about our websites, rankings and things that worked back in the day, including PBNs and more, and initially I meant it to be like a niche challenge focused on building Amazon/Adsense sites.
Of course, what we want is many times far away from what we end up doing, and this was no exception. We started the group with around 15 members but then it was reduced to 10 members after 2 months where we realized some of them weren’t really interested in participating.
We kick them out.
Some of them didn’t even post 1 single tie in 2 months, while the rest of us were pretty active and we were talking about anything related to SEO and niche sites, including PBNs, ranking tools, monetization methods, Amazon accounts, designs and more. This group alone is worth a lot because is my first go-to when I have a question around the niche site world.
The Power of Mastermind
Anyway, the reason I’m telling you this is because I want to highlight the power of networking. Many people hate it because they think they can work from home and have no connection with the outside world.
Well, you can…
But you’re missing big if you think you don’t have anything to learn from others. A Mastermind is a great way to have people “around” you doing similar stuff and helping each other emotionally and practically is a great way to keep sanity and learn faster while making some great connections.
This has lead me to meet and stay close to many people in the industry like:
- Larry and Matthew who earn around 1-2k per month
- Kent, Aaron and Hieu who all earn $50-200 per day with Amazon
- Dave who focused his efforts in building the perfect theme for Amazon Affiliate sites and launched it on Clickbank
- Chris Lee who earns more than 10k per month with Adsense
- Zach and Robert Halpern, who are working and earning 5-10k per month with Amazon sites.
Meet Zach
Zach Gray is my special invitee today, and he started working on Amazon Affiliate Sites around a year ago. It all started when he bought a website from Flippa and looks like there’s nothing that could stop him to make a great living with the Amazon Associates program.
I contacted him and decided to make him a small interview to know how he’s developed this business so fast and what’s working at this moment.
Zach is kind of a low profile guy. What I mean by this is that he had no blog or anything else going on besides his niche sites, which means he was focused on building his empire instead of trying to market himself. That’s good but because he’s having great results I recommended him to open a blog to document his journey.
Anyway, let me quickly explain how’s this going to work.
- Bold text means it’s a question. Hey Zach, whats going up?
- Classic Text means Zach is answering the question: Hey Servando, what’s up?
- Italic means I’m adding comments to his answers: Look, I’m a comment!
Easy, right? Let’s get started with the interview 😉
1. Well, aside from the little introduction, could you tell us a bit more about yourself? What do you do?
My name is Zach Gray. I am currently living in Kansas City but plan on moving to Belize by the end of the year. I used to be a security salesmen but with the help of the company that employed me I am now working full time as the COO of Evolving Wisdom a company started by me, my wife, and her dad. My business started from the purchase of a website from Flippa which I grew leading to buying another and then another website with the earnings to the point that I now run a large scale Affiliate program of sites.
Belize? Really? Well, you’ll be “close” to México, so if we can ever meet, that would be great. But why? Can you comment about this decision? 🙂
2. What kind of numbers have you been pulling lately with Amazon Affiliates?
We average somewhere between 7k-10k all though recently its been on the high side of that regularly. I would also like to bring to a point that we are running close to 5k-8k a month in net profits outside of all the cost to run the websites and the original purchase cost of the website acquisition.
3. Are you using SEO techniques? Or how do you get traffic to your Amazon niche sites?
You will probably start to see a theme in this interview but I am a “content is king guy“. I don’t know how many times I will show a friend or someone in a group a website of mine that is making 3k a month and I always get the response “that’s it?”
$10,000 per month with Amazon?
Make 5 figures per month with the Amazon Associates program ranking websites and dominating your niche!
My websites are very simple but I always focus on great quality content. I do obviously use keyword research, keyword targetting in content, and of course all the good stuff that lets Google know what the content is about (meta tags, h1, h2 tags, descriptions on media). I also stay away from PBNs mostly because I am uneducated in them and Google penalties scare me. I know this sounds a lot like I am scared of sharks so I only swim in pools and to an extent that is probably correct but right now my pools are warm, clean, and easy so I will stay in them!
I’ve been using PBNs for several sites for the last 2 years and they work. But I know the power of no backlinks can work too as I’ve experimented with it lately a lot. Of course, good keyword research comes in hand with this. If it’s working for you, let’s keep it that way!
4. If you don’t mind sharing a bit, what’s working for you nowadays to improve your rankings?
Outside of the mentioned above which is probably a good 80% of it, I have had some success promoting created videos on Facebook and just started an email list on each site to try and re-market some of the products. A great course to check out is ANSF I like the work at your own pace and videos the course provides. Here is a link to the site (full disclosure this is an affiliate link): ANSF course.
5. What kind of CR do you see from your Amazon sites (clicks) to sales?
To be honest I am at a very low conversion rate on Amazon depending on the month 4%-6% but that is a little bit by design because of the high dollar items I am promoting. I would prefer to be on the low end of that with sales of $300-$500 items then trying to increase conversion rates on low end products. Its nice when one sale can bring in $40 of commission.
True. A good mix of low cost products with high products can be great for Amazon because the commission rates are increased by the number of sales. I always preferred to sell high price products inside AND outside of this industry.
6. Name the weirdest thing you’ve seen someone buying on Amazon?
Hands down was a natural suction cupping nipple enhancer. None of my sites are even close to adult entertainment but this product was to correct inverted nipples it made me laugh pretty hard. That same day someone bought like 5 bottles of lubrication and a back messager I think it was all the same person.
Just for the people that don’t get it. Amazon counts every sale made by the referred link as long as it’s within their time limit. So if you send someone that’s looking to buy a TV, but later they decide to buy a tablet and a set of kitchen knifes you’ll get that commission too.
As for the Nipple and clitoris suction thing… I’ve got no words…
7. Do you this full time? If so, how many months/years have you been working on Amazon sites?
I started working on this as a hobby back in 2012 doing interviews for kickstarter campaigns, that lead to site creation and Adsense accounts. It was extremely part-time 5 hours a week tops until I bought my first site in 2013. It was still more of a hobby until I started getting some momentum and last September I started working at about 20 hours a week hoping to build on some success.
In December I took the plunge and made this my full time gig. I probably work somewhere between 50-60 hours a week on this but it is a passion of mine and feels less like work and more like a hobby. For those of you just starting 50-60 hours is not required at all but once your sites start earning and you start enjoying it you can’t turn it off.
Work on things that you love and you’ll never feel like you have a job again. This is me telling you that you should pursuit something that you like doing and be the best at it. I work around 40-60 hours per week and I never hate doing it.
I’m almost never stressed, I don’t have to pull 8 hours per day and I can do whatever I want any time of the day without feeling guilty.
8. What are the best months of the year for your sites? Why do you think that happens?
I have about 5 sites that do a majority of my earnings and I have specifically chosen those niches to give me good seasonality year round. I own two sites that are spring seasonal, 2 sites that are fall seasonal, and a steady earner that increases a little during Christmas. These seasonalities are because the products that I promote are used only during those times.
9. What would you recommend for someone who wants to get into the Amazon niche business and has just $100 to get started?
That one is tough. To be honest keyword research is so important that I would hate to buy a domain in a bad niche and the keyword research tool I use would use all that money and then some. Thinking about this harder I would get on Facebook and join a group around amazon niche sites. Basically like the private group we have 😉
Talk with some of the group and see if they could help you with keyword research to get you started so you can buy a good domain and start content focused in the right place. From there buy your domain, read Amazon’s terms thoroughly to know what you can and can’t do, and then go to town. Learn what works and what doesn’t by trying out things to this day I learn more and more every day and laugh and the stuff I still don’t know.
10. High price products or low price products?
In a full portfolio you need both but more high price than low. You need both, Amazon’s commission structure is based off volume of orders and obviously lower priced products tend to be bought a higher volume but I love the higher priced products.
If I was only starting one site I would do high priced products I just feel like your tweaks, conversions, and sells with high priced items get so much more return than lower items.
Some quick math to back me up:
I get 100 visitors a day going to site A and 100 visitors to site B. Site A has products that are $300 each and site B has $50 dollar items. Most Amazon conversions are between 4%-15% so lets take the low and highs for both sites. Site A converts at 4% so it sell 4 products for $1200 dollars at 6% commission thats $62 in commission. Site B converts at 15% selling 15 products at $50 bucks for $750 at 6.25% commission (I went higher cause of more orders) thats only $48.25 in commission. Thats why I prefer high end products I would also expect conversions on the site B to be closer to 8% CR than the 15% at which you would only make $25 in commission.
True, although I’d like to add that with the low cost products you get more data and statistical significance cause it’s easier to make decisions based on 100 sales than make a decision made of 4 sales.
For example, if you change your design and tweak your funnel and then you go from 4 sales per day to 5 sales sales per day, you can’t really say you’ve made improvements until you analyze the data of several days/weeks. Whereas having data of a tweak that made your sales go from 75 to 100 sales allows you to decide if your tweaks are really making a difference in just a matter of 1-3 days.
11. Let’s say I have an Amazon niche already making $500-1000 per month. What would you do to scale that to $5-10k per month?
Start long tail keywords. Your site is obviously doing well with Google so its easier to start ranking in other keywords. Target a group of 10 new like keywords and start your content creation. Then you can start internally linking pages from one to another from already established ranking pages to your new ones. Golden tip. I do this with some of my sites and i don’t even build backlinks for the new pages anymore.
These keywords can bring in more traffic, give you a new set of products that could bring more clicks, and boost your Domain Authority.I would also start capturing emails if you already are not. Offer something free that will get them to sign up with you. Nowadays I am more interested in the new email subscribers than my actually Amazon numbers because with new email subscribers I can sell over and over to them. The money is always in the list. Building an asset like that can yield to evergreen earnings for months or years to come.
12. Amazon Affiliates vs. Adsense, which one do you recommend for starters?
I think Adsense sites are easier and a lot more passive when starting out in online properties. With that being said I feel like your return on time spent, community support (facebook groups, training, and tools available), and scalability would lead me to doing Amazon sites.
For starters what I would suggest is buying an amazon site that is already earning. I know this means there would need to be a some upfront cost but a site already earning is much easier to manage, allow you to make mistakes and see immediately what is working what isn’t, and gives you a good blueprint to recreate another site like in a different niche. This is really what changed the game for me.
I was struggling to get sites of the sand box, get good traffic, and learn a process that works. I bought a site for $500 dollars earning $25 dollars a month. Getting into the WordPress panel and seeing all the plugins, content that work, and just structure of the site really helped me out. I got to play with the site a bunch learn how to help it along and within 3 months it was making $50 dollars a month. I know this doesn’t sound like a ton but it gave me a proof of concept that this could work. This was 2 years ago and started me on my way.
BTW that site now is making $300 a month and while it is very low on my earnings measuring stick now it is still the one I am most proud of and while I can’t even come close to quantifying how valuable of a learning experience it was I can tell you its made me $4725.32 since I purchased it well worth the investment.
13. Have you tried Amazon niches outside of USA? Perhaps other languages?
I have affiliate accounts in other countries even though none of the content is in the native languages. I get a couple bucks a month from Germany and a couple of bucks a month from others.
14. Do you ever do retargeting or other niches to increase your sales?
Currently in that process though never really done it before its my next big project to see numbers jump even more. Don’t hesitate to ask me anything about retargeting. I’ve been doing it for more than a year and it works wonders.
15. OK, final question. What would you recommend for anybody that would like to get started in this business?
Me personally I would suggest buying a website. I am currently in the development on my personal blog on how to buy sites safely but you can contact me personally for help. I hate the sandbox and I hate trying to figure out or waiting to see if Google likes the stuff I was doing. When you buy a website that has traffic already things are much easier. I understand some people don’t have the money but the site doesn’t have to be huge and growing it makes the investment worth it.
Also connect with people there are so many great people out there and many who are willing to help. I call it the biggest pay it forward community in the world. Someone learned from someone and getting to return the favor is great. Mastermind groups are awesome as well, if the group is active it can lead to great discussions and even help. Quick story I just recently was hacked on all my sites. Thanks to people in a mastermind group, a couple people from trainings I have taken, and friends of friends my sites got back up in less than a week and are stronger than ever with great new security and backups and a learned a ton of stuff I never would have without them. The power of Facebook groups and connecting with people in the industry its a must.
The power of a mastermind in a real case study 🙂 BTW, I’ll publish an article on how I get all my sites out of the sandbox a lot faster than the “normal” estimated time soon. If you’re not in my email list, what are you waiting for?
Conclusions
I’d like to thank Zach Gray for taking some time to answer this interview and sharing his thoughts and experiences in this industry.
As you can see, Zach’s learning curve took him a few years but recently he started doing this full time and I think his reaping the rewards.
I’ll try to get a few more members of our mastermind group on board of this interview series. Some of them have a lot of experience and a lot to show off within the niche sites industry. If you want more interviews like this please leave a comment below!
Also don’t forget you can learn how to make 8,000+ per month with Amazon sites with the Amazon Affiliate Bootcamp program from Tung Tran. This is the ONLY course I can actually recommend honestly.
Talk to you in the next one.
Thanks for this post. Am new to amazon affiliate and with these i learnt its all about the articles.
Great article, and I’m interested in the method involving buying of domain. How does that work? Is there an article or interview on that?
I don0t know what method you’re talking about?
Your content is very interesting. I would like to ask you about inserting Adsense ads on an amazone affiliate website. Could you please tell me what you think about it?
Thank you. I’d appreciate your reply.
I think if your site is focused on Amazon affiliates it’s better not to mix them with Adsense.
The only thing that set off bells, here, was the comment about ranking with zero backlinks as being some sort of method.
That should have been covered MUCH more heavily.
Hi Servando,
It’s an interesting post and 5k-8k a month in net profits outside of all the cost is great but Zach doesn’t mention how many sites he run to reach this amount. Do you have any idea or could you ask him please? It will give us an idea of how much one site can gerenate per month.
Thanks
More important than the number sites are the traffic numbers, but back then he had around 10 sites working if i remember correctly.
Do you create websites from scratch now that you’ve learnt from your initial experience of buying the website? Or do you still just buy websites with traffic?
If you start them from scratch, how much content do you crate?
Hello.
As far as I know Zac now only buys websites and improve them, but from time to time we might create some of his own and invest time-7money into them as well.
Hello Silva and thank you for this worth informations, as Zach mentioned in the interview , from where we can buy an existing amazon website ?
Thank you in advance for you answer
Hi Nabil.
The Empire Flippers and FEInternational are my choices, but also Flippa works but you need to be careful there.
Hey thanks for this wonderful and very informative article. I have started amazon this year from January. I have made 3 WordPress websites that shows only amazon products targeting only 3 countries that is India, U.S and U.K. but currently i am not having such traffic. Can you help me out.
Hello.
I don’t really give any coaching services but you can learn a lot from different sites and my articles as well.
Also, for your security I deleted the links of your sites as you probably don’t want to reveal them publicly. Are you working on SEO or how are you planning to drive traffic to them?
Finally what I was looking for. Thank you very much.
Hi,
Could you please let me know what percentages of all Amazon Product sales are done through Amazon Affiliates Sites per year? I would appreciate it very much for the reply.
Thanks
Kamrul
I have no access to that information. I’m not sure if Amazon even discloses it but Google is your friend in case they do 🙂
Hi, informative interview. Although you’ve asked to buy a website instead of making a new one. But what if I make an affiliate website using a woocommerce theme like Nielsen Store and writing 2-3 dozens of state of the art articles. Will it work?
Good informative article,
what will be the difference between amazon.com vs amazon country level
as amazon offer affiliate in many country level.
should i go with amazon.com or country specific.
Thanks
They payment rates and methods are different in every country.
So you have to tweak your links according to your visits because unfortunately Amazon doesn’t have a global affiliate link for all the countries.
Hey,
Thanks so much for this post! I love the interview you featured with Zach. Hearing from someone who actively works in this field made everything much more realistic!
Best,
Dennis
Hi Servando,
Its a Great Article About Amazon Affiliate
Great inspiration for fresher
I was very pleased to seek out this web-site.I wanted to thanks to your time for this excellent read!! I positively enjoying every little little bit of it and I’ve you bookmarked to take a look at new stuff you blog post.
A good read after loNG TIME. Do you use any other afflilate network except amazon, probably with a better cookie period?
HELLO!
very interesting article.
I got a question that i would love you to answer.
regarding retargeting, Do Retargeted Amazon ads preserve your affiliate ID? that is, if a user gets to a product in amazon through your website and leaves the page without purchasing and, in less than 24 hours, clicks on an amazon retargeted add to that same product, do the affiliate still gets the commission?
I tried several manual examples with retargeted adds from amazon, and the url is not the same (the “tag” doesn´t say the affiliate´s name)
thank you!
Well, now that you mention it I wouldn’t use retargeting from the ads straight to Amazon. I prefer sending them to my website again and if they click links and buy after that I will make a commission.
As for your other question, Amazon has cookies for 24 hours, so if they buy something even if they don’t come from your link anymore, you’ll get a commission for that. It doesn’t matter if your link was pointing to a book and he ended up buying a flower or a fridge.
Hi Servando,
thank you for your comments.
I wouldnt use retargetting pointing to amazon either. Im talking about taking advantage of the fact that amazon does retargetting ITSELF so its not necessary to spend the money on it, DOnt you agree?
Another thing that concerns me, is how to MEASsure the origin of CONVERSSIONs, that is, if a user that went through my site and finnally bought, came through a facebook CAMPAIGn, or an add in a website or from a certain keyword im GOOGLE.
BasicAlly the issue here is how to connect the sales report that amazon gives you, to the analyticS of my website. I know I can have different Id FOR DIFFERENT WEBSITES OF MINE, BUT WHAT ABOUT DIFFERENT IDS FOR THE SAME WEBSITE DEPENDING ON THE ORIGIN OF THE USER? IS THAT POSSIBLE AND WOULD THAT BE A SOLUTION?
THANK YOU
BEST REGARDS
ANDREA
OK, now I understood.
Yes, Amazon does some basic retargeting but it’s random and it could happen the day after and so it won’t count as a commission for you.
Teespring did the same but still you had higher ROIs by doing it by yourself.
As for the origins, it’s difficult because the way Amazon tracks everything is a bit primitive, but you can check your Google Analytics stats or create a second website just for retargeting to get a different tracking number.
Hi Servando Silda, Thanks for the great article, i learned alot from it. I’m currently building an amazon affiliate site, and i have a question about ranking without backlinks.
You’ve mentioned in the article that “But I know the power of no backlinks can work too as I’ve experimented with it lately a lot.” is it really possible to outrank sites with backlinks with just keyword research and good content? would it be like ‘publishing content and hope that it ranks’ kind of situation?
please advise, thanks!!
There’s a situation where you can actually create great content that gets comments and social signals and it might rank without backlinks. However if you’re competing with sites with lots of high quality rankings it’s going to be difficult to crack the top 3 results.
Great List thank yOu
I manage the written content for an amazon affiliated review site. the folks i work for keep me and my writing team relatively in the dark. I have no idea how they make money since the site is often a hot mess. they give me a large list of products, i in turn assign those to my writers who write an article about the product, then I edit and post the article. often the articles don’t even match the products well.
could you tell me how my part of the puzzle fits in, i have no idea if we are paid fairly or how they even make money on a site that is a mess. It seems that what we write is not important, which as a writer myself is disappointing. any light on how this whole thing works would be great. thank you.
Well, your part is the content creation as a ghost writer, however we have no idea if that content is being ranked and if it’s actually done doing white hat or gray hat techniques, so it’s difficult to say.
Hi melissa,
what’s your website/contact?
Useful info. (sorry, i have no idea why my comment is appearing in all caps).
anyway, i just purchased eazy azon, a plug-in, mainly for the ability to geo-link and get some sales overseas, esp. canada and UK, where i seem to have a signficant amount of readership.
as of now, one of my posts is front page on google and that’s where i get most of my traffic. this is also the post i would like to geo-link. so, i was told that i have to go back and edit my amazon affiliate links using the plug-in. my question is will this affect my seo at all? i’m thinking not, as i’ve updated posts before but this would be taking every amazon link appearing in my post and re-doing it.
so, i guess i’m asking does changing my amazon affiliate links (but linking to the same product) affect my seo?
thanks.
It shouldn’t affect your rankings and SEO man. You’re good to go.
very informative. great post will help me a lot.
Do you know why he emphasizes buying a site versus starting from scratch? Is it just too hard to rank nowadays with new sites? Or is it because it takes Months to get indexed by google?
A bit bof both. It’s easier to get something that’s already working and scale or optimize it than start from scratch, but of course it only works if you have enough budget to invest.
HEY MATE, GREAT POST.
CAN YOU GO INTO DETAIL ABOUT RETARGETING?
ARE YOU JUST BRINGEN VISITORS BACK TO YOUR HOMEPAGE OR TO A SPECIFIC DEAL PAGE OR SO?
ANY TIPS HOW TO IMPLEMENT IT SUCCESSFULLY?
Best way is testing different pages. You can bring them back home or to a landing page or deal but it will depend on your niche and what you’re promoting at the end of the day.
Zach, what’s your website so we can sign up for your newsletter?
I think Zach decided to focus on his niche sites and canceled his personal website, so he has no newsletter at the moment.
I can’t believe in my eyes, you can make a big profit in one month. I hope I can make just 10/100 by yours, but is very hard to do.
Thank you for your sharing.
hi Servando,
I am just reading your post today and the interview with zach is very insightful. I have recently started with amazon affiliate and would love to get your take on how best to add value to customers.
Thanks!
Hello.
You mean adding value as content or not sure I’m understanding your question.
Yeah, I was wondering if you had any tips how content can be tailored to add value to the customer. thanks again for your help!
Great Tips zach, loved the interview and the questions, really helpful!
i’ve learned something new from this article. i once was an amazone affiliate, but i’m rejected because i didn’t sell a single stuff around 90 days. i would like to start again. i’m from southeast asia and is possible if i don’t submit domain just a blogspot url.
i’m your email subscriber.
Don’t use a blogspot for that. Create a high quality website with a few articles around the niche you want to promote first.
How many Article I need to establish micro niche website?
There’s no fixed number. Some sites have just like 6-10 articles and others have 30-50.
I’d start with 5-10 at least.
thanks for a great article, do you know how I can find facebook mastermind groups focused on amazon affiliate marketing? can i join yours?
They’re not accepting new members. You can find them using Google Search and Facebook search.
Reading the post now, btw, I’m making 5K+ from Amazon, and am I in any case qualified to join the mystery driving force bunch? I have confidence in including esteem there 🙂
I’m not one of the admins of the group anymore and as far as I know they’re not receiving more members at the moment. But I’ll ask and see what they say.
Dweepayan, could you give me advice on how to earn? My website is jewelrystoresolutions.com. I have only had 2 sales and 27 clicks in 3 months.
Hi,
I have a domain with .in extension. Is it good to sell amazon.com products? I wanted to do amazon affiliate marketing with amazon.com site.
I am a newbie, can you please help me find the right path?
Thanks in advance.
If you’re selling in India, it should be OK. But if you want to sell from the USA, you better get a .com domain.
Do you think guys we can come to $1000 a month, with $500 budget?
It’s possible, but it will take a few months, lots of work and patience.
Servando,
Pretty great stuff for the newbies. It surely gonna help them make some money out of Amazon Associate program.
Sunil
Appreciate your post and all the best for your success.I’m interested in amazon affliate marketing.could you help me to find out good niche / keyword ? last few week i have followed the wordpress and now i have some knowledge of it.please help me to find good niche by instructing
Keyword research and niche selection is something you should do on your own and also keep it as private as possible. Otherwise your site becomes a risk when other people know about it.
Hi Silva,
I saw that you are talking about Facebook Retargeting for Amazon Niche site, so did you created Lookalike audiences(from your existing custom audiences who were on your site before) or just using that Custom Audiences without Lookalike audiences?
And what about average CPC to your website?
Thanks!
Hello.
This was from a guest post but usually I love using retargeting.
If the audience is big enough (let’s say 5-10k or more) then I focus on that audience first until I exhaust it and then create lookalike audiences.
However, if the audience is smaller than 3-5k, then I start with lookalike audiences right away.
Average CPC changes a lot from country to niche, but normally CPCs/CPMs on retargeting are 1/3 of the cost of the interest based targeting.
Thank you! I just installed tracking code for 2 days and the CAs quite small, just 300 for now. I wonder what kind of ad posts you are using for retargeting: A promotion, giveaway, create coupon code with discount or just use the post that they were there?
Great Stuff,
So motivating!
Where can I join your mastermind guys :)?
Are you doing Amazon affiliate sites?