How Jamie I.F. Earns Over $30k Per Month From Affiliate Websites

[@vrushaliketkar4936]

What an absolutely incredible session. He shared everything and he’s such a wise person for his age! Thanks a lot for bringing Jamie on! One of my most favourite episodes ever. Lots of notes, lots of points to think on. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@fullyinstrumented1822]

I am grateful finding this interview. It helps me what to do with my site. Thank you, Jared and Jamie.

[@Yarrney]

Thanks Jared for asking number of articles, revenue ect. Always like to hear these statistics :). Nice interview gents.

[@CoconutPete]

Also I would be more interested in videos to help people make say $100 a day. Basically enough to not have to work crappy jobs. If one can make $100 day then go from there. These high figure videos get attention but the reality is getting to that level takes years

[@jamieif]

I only started around 3 years ago 🙂. It's achievable quicker than you think - even through just display ads if you're writing every day and publishing based on a niche you know and understand, and with the right keyword research. We've had a site go from 0 to $6K/mo in 11 months while not having anyone full-time on it last year 🙌

[@CoconutPete]

@@jamieif that's pretty awesome! I think my problem is trying to do too many sites simultaneously instead of focusing on one. Things have changed so much over the years... the bottom line is you pretty much have to be an expert in a topic - or write from the perspective of a begginer trying to figure it all out. The key is authenticity :)

[@jamieif]

@@CoconutPete Haha I know the feeling, I'd be a lot richer if I just stuck to the main site instead of starting new sites that often don't have much impact😂. Expertise will definitely help (not just in hypothetical [and overrated] E-A-T, but youll be able to write quicker with more high-level tidbits and require less research, etc), but many successful people also learn on the job also and don't start out as experts, just curious beginners! Agreed on authenticity, you need to be personable and build rapport (part of the SPEAR framework) as well as understanding what the user wants. Then good things happen!

[@krystalmarie5637]

@@jamieifHey, Jamie. Any suggestions on niche selection? Do you think self development niche has opportunities?

[@jamieif]

@@krystalmarie5637 maybe 🤷‍♂ no idea - it's for you to decide whether you feel you have the expertise, and do your keyword research to find topics you feel you can compete with! If you're the self-development expert, and have the resilience to keep at it without seeing the results for a while, you'll do well 🙂

[@WritingSecrets]

Love the SPEAR framework for intros. I'm stealing that lol. Great interview.

[@jamieif]

I'll publish the full guide to it on my site and twitter soon - I missed out some key stuff in my explanation here that might be helpful! 🙌

[@WritingSecrets]

@@jamieif Wonderful! Can't wait to read it.

[@coolhorse13]

Help me please. Any timestamps or links for the keyword tools and Niche Verifification Please. * Niche verification * Topical authority * The tool he uses to find keywords that other popular tools may miss

[@darrylsmith7069]

Brilliantly insightful interview. Phew! A lot to take in and re-listen to and implement. Thanks

[@jonathanrice2568]

Wow! Fantastic really high value interview. Jamie rocks! Well done to him. Thanks guys.

[@ChibuzorEEdeh]

The playback doesn't work on the webpage.

[@rockybaba1]

Which name does he pronounce at 15:13 to 15:16 ?, I would like to know thanks

[@jamieif]

Jon Dykstra of fatstacksblog fame :)

[@Brandon-3D]

Man you are a great interviewer!

[@ufozencom]

30:55 - Jared's response!

[@michaelrogers9504]

Smart guy. I took some notes as well.

[@darrenfinch9815]

Great video, lots of great insights for beginners like me

[@yellowboat8773]

Would love to know the niche...

[@otgateway]

Use time stamps please!

[@ThomasJonesSEO]

Great interview Jamie, well done!

[@jamieif]

Thanks!

[@CoconutPete]

I always wonder why do these people tell their secrets when it's guaranteed people will copy them? I see this all the time. Could it be they are really trying to sell them?

[@jamieif]

I hope people find it helpful - they're not unique secrets, I'm sure tons of people know what I know! The industry is big enough for me to still survive while also explaining what i know 😉

[@lemmingdot]

Nobody comes on these podcasts just to share their "secrets." Everyone has an agenda. I run a very successful site and I'd *never* tell my competition how to beat me. Also, this "helping out" is quite specific to the affiliate marketing industry. You won't see a company helping out its competitors in "real life", LOL. It's a crazy idea, yet people somehow believe that we in the affiliate marketing industry are one big family. :) It's a trap, don't fall for it.

[@mosesnandi]

Most people aren't going to do it anyway. And there is just so much out there... it's not like you're competing for the same 10 customers. The world is big and so is the the web and its users.

[@lemmingdot]

@@mosesnandi But in many cases you're competing for the same top 5 spots. Why don't companies in non-digital business do the same and 'help' each other out?

[@darndarn99]

Out of all the people watching this how many do you think will “copy” ?? None , that’s how many !! Jamie is a great guy , why is he a great guy ? Cuz he is a Gooner !! 😂

[@ItsGauravPundir]

How’s Jamie now after HCU?

[@niche-pursuits]

Great question.

[@jamieif]

@@niche-pursuits Smacked about a fair bit on our sites that didn;t have e-commerce/digital products on them in Google - the others held pretty well. Fortunately, Google even at its peak was only about 50% of our 2 largest sites traffic, so even with a pretty big hit, traffic is only down ~40%. Bing has held well which is our biggest source of affiliate traffic. Still stings a lot though, and enough to make me not consider affiliate SEO as a good long-term play generally to put all my eggs in that basket, so now while I still am trying to recover these, I'm not focusing more on SaaS projects, and our e-commerce projects. Though, if you have an e-commerce site, these tips in this interview on writing affiliate content are still just as relevant as ever and still work! You just need a domain that is HCU-proof!

[@craftmart]

Very interesting and helpful info, Jamie! Thank you for sharing. Unfortunately, the connection on your side was a bit choppy and I missed ~ 15% of what you're saying. For future podcasts, please try speaking slower. I'm reading the transcription - the AI didn't get it either - LOL!

[@nickeastonline]

Nothing wrong with the sound or connection . Maybe check your internet speed

[@jamieif]

Yeah on re-watch I realised i should have slowed down when explaining lol - hopefully people understood it enough still!

[@geoffmeakin8669]

@@jamieif Hey Jamie I.F, awesome interview! I'm an SEO in the UK too just getting into Affiliate and this is quite inspirational and definitely very helpful so thanks again.

[@dinorossi6611]

He has some cardinal grammatical errors on his site.

[@telluwide5553]

If this Jamie I.F. doesn't look like a grifter, I don't know who does...lol..

[@jamieif]

😂