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This may sound unbelievable...

But it's true.

I have no reason to fake it; I'm not here to sell anything.

I have an abandoned Amazon niche site that I've been thinking of going back to. The thought of applying for AdSense has been popping up on my mind but I always shunned it.

So I finally decided to apply yesterday.

Before applying, I had made up my mind not to reapply if the application gets declined.

Also, I didn't think of getting a response until after 2 weeks.

To my greatest surprise, I got an approval email some hours later.

I applied around 3pm and got the email around 9pm. That's 6 hours. Amazing!


Why am I sharing the good news?

Because I want newbies and those that have tried severally not to give up.

Here are the details of the site...

Type: Amazon niche site

Article count: 8 (all product reviews)

Average word count: 1000 words/article

Page count: 4 pages (About, contact, disclaimer, sitemap) — Non is up to 100 words

Plagiarism level: 0% (Both posts and pages)

Congratulations to me!

Ask me any question if you want.

Tolzeal:
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No, There are many scenarios that could bring about you having it all spammy- Directories, Profiles, Comments etc are one big area you get your link diversity messed up if you do them TOO MUCH with an exact anchor. Generally, the rule of thumb is doing less of links that can easily be acquired by bots or having cheap VAs build them for you.

Xrummer
GSA
ScrapeBox etc can get millions of these links in hrs( We have gone beyond SEO in 2006 which this can get you ranked easily without slam to time, except if dealing with parasites. Doing this with Exact Match Anchor (EMD) is a big red signal for your personal website. You can have them as diversity links while still playing safe.

I invest most of my resources on Guest Posting, PBN ( Unsaturated), Link Round-Ups ( For Authority whitehat linking ) lately for OFF-PAGE SEO. These approaches give peace of mind while working on improving other areas of your website.

Thanks for your response, OP. But I thought Google frowns at PBN.

Tolzeal:
Bad Spam score appear often comes when you build spam links from directories, profiles, comments and making use of EXACT anchor text.

I don't really understand this. Does it mean that links from directories, profiles, comments, and exact anchor texts are considered spammy?

Lizwriter:
Hi, I'm here to help you write your website contents, blogs, assignments and essay writing. If you have any writing challenge, you can get in touch for high quality, original and plagiarism free contents.

I have been in the writing world for over 5 years and have successfully completed jobs for both Nigerian and non-nigerians. You can trust my experiences coupled with my acquired knowledge so far to give you a desirable job.

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Could you please drop samples of your work? Particularly product reviews.

Silvermoney:
Lol. Jumia affiliate program is a scam. I'm done with the fraudulent nonsense. Just that I've been too lazy to wipe off all of their useless affiliate links from my Nigeria focused site.

They deliberately fail to record conversions. Either an order isn't recorded at all, or it is recorded, put on 'pending' and soon branded as 'rejected'. I'm super sure of this because I've secretly bought items using my own on-site affiliate links four times (for testing purposes). Twice it wasn't recorded at all, and once it was recorded and later 'rejected', even after the item was delivered to me and duly paid for.

I'd advise webmasters to delete the crap jumia affiliate links from their sites immediately. I've not tried Konga, so I don't know if they're better. But nothing beats the big boys like Amazon. Only yesterday alone that's the first of the month, I've recorded two sales out of mere 7 clicks. Since I started the Amazon affiliate program, I've never had any conversion "rejected". And payments come every month end like clockwork, on time every time.

I've heard similar issues with Jumia. Their accountability isn't really okay.

alBHAGDADI:
Pls, howuch do they pay you guys?

Whatever commission you make in a month. Starting from N5,000.

Dukebaba3v3:
webmasters abeg make una chook mouth for this thing. wetin vex me pass is that there was no explanation of any kind by Jumia.

Exactly!

No payment, no explanation, nothing.

And that Dina dude won't even reply emails.

It's so disheartening that Jumia Nigeria didn't disburse commissions to any affiliate in the month of August, 2018.

The more annoying part is that there was no apology or explanation as to why this happened. And they've refused to respond to emails.

In fact, any email sent to affiliate@jumia.com, at this moment, will not be delivered.

Fellow affiliates, how do we go about this ?

Onyejemechimere:
whats your blog link?

I'd appreciate an estimate without the link.

Efewestern:
Expect $0.01/click, in Nigeria the advertisers pay less compare to other countries.

What about RPM?

buchionwuazor:
NO bro it is less than that i can help if u need my service to earn big on mgid

How can I earn big with Mgid?

ampboss1:
Native advertising is an online form of advertising which matches the form and function of the platform upon which it appears. It is produced by an advertiser with the specific intent to promote a product. Recent times has seen an exponential growth in the native ad network sector. AdSense is a program run by Google that allows publishers in the Google Network of content sites to serve automatic text, image, video, or interactive media advertisements, that are targeted to site content and audience. These advertisements are administered, sorted, and maintained by Google. MGID offers native advertising solutions. This network provides solutions for both advertisers and publishers.

Today we’ll do a comparative study of these two ad networks – MGID vs AdSense below!

http://techmila.com/mgid-vs-adsense-cpm-rates-payments-earning-reports/

Using Mgid, what's the average monthly earning I should expect from my Nigerian Tech blog having 3500+ daily visits?

Efewestern:
mgid is base on cpc and they pay about $0.05-0.09 per click, depending on your location. stopped using content ads a long time, but they pay well, depending on the ads type, ads with content rated 18 pays higher.

propeller ads will only pay you $0.60 for u. s traffic, tried exoclick some time back, but they pay peanut.

How much do you think I can make per month with Mgid on a Nigerian Tech blog with 3500+ daily visit?

I need your responses, please.

Following

Hello guys,

So, I've decided to monetize my Nigerian Tech blog using Mgid. But I'm curious and want to know how much to expect as soon as my application is approved.

My blog gets 3000+ visitors daily with 6000+ page views.

What's the average monthly earning you think I should expect?

benzems:
Your solution is here
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This solution is for someone looking for more traffic. Monetization method is what I'm looking for. Thanks anyway.

henryobinna:
I'll Advice you tonfind a way to use adsense.

as it pays better than the rest in all ramifications.

The only way out is too risky. I prefer to use an AdSense alternative.

henrykene:
Because no one understands exactly what you want anymore

What I'm saying in a nut shell is that I need an advice on the best Adsense alternative for a Nigerian tech blog.

Why is no one helping me out na?

Guys, I still need your suggestions, please.

Hello Webmasters,

I have a Nigerian Tech blog that generates 3000 unique visits daily.

I already earn from affiliate marketing but I want to increase my earnings using PPC ads.

The question is, which PPC platform will be profitable for my blog?

Note: I can't use Adsense and I don't like the ones that look spammy (Infolinks, Propeller, etc).

Hope to get some useful suggestions from you guys. Thanks.

Magodoro