So I've got this AWS site...

[GeorgeB]

OK I've built an AWS site that's suitable for my needs. Now how do I get visitors to it like all the rest of you big timers.

Did most of you simply start out using PPC to get visitors to your site?

What are my options besides just plain good ole SE and directory submissions?

[chromate]

Build another site where the users will be interested in the products you're providing through AWS. Then send that traffic to your AWS site. It's much easier to promote a content site than it is a pure AWS site.

[number7]

Could you please remind me what is AWS :) ?

[Chris]

amazon web services

[ordinary_guy]

I think now it is ECS

[moonshield]

I think now it is ECS

Yea, that is what it is now, they do that for the sole purpose of confusing everyone :)

[ordinary_guy]

Luckily my SOAP module wasnt confused. :D

[James]

Oh that's what they were talking about; I thought they were talking about psychic people until now.

[Nintendo]

I link to new stores on older stores, and signitures, then I do nothing but wait for Google to crawl them and start generating visitors and orders. And then the store just sits there making money while I go work on other stuff!!

[ordinary_guy]

I wish I could replicate what have you done Nintendo. Thanks for the advice. :)

[Nintendo]

That's what residual income is. Spending 30 minutes making something that then just sits around making you money for months or years to come!!

[ogito]

What do you think, if you create like adsense banner (similar layout) with links to several aws sites?
I mean you can use this type ot banners to drive traffic to the aws sites? I think it is better to drive traffic to your stores, instead to get paid to drive traffic to somebody else's store ?

[mails]

I link to new stores on older stores, and signitures, then I do nothing but wait for Google to crawl them and start generating visitors and orders. And then the store just sits there making money while I go work on other stuff!!

That is so nice! I like it actually :) But I would use all my "power" to promote and promote and promote...more and more :D There are actually many ways how to get vistors to the sites. That's almost the hardest part I think.

[Peter T Davis]

I found a much more efficient way to promote AWS sites.

[ogito]

Peter, could you share your way to promote AWS Sites?

[Peter T Davis]

Yea, sure, I'll PM you about it.

[mails]

Yea, sure, I'll PM you about it.

I'd be interested too :)

[Joachim]

I think pretty much everybody that hangs around here would be
interested :rolleyes:

[moonshield]

as am i :)

[James]

Indeed (meaning, me too)

I doubt that this is the kind of information that Pete'd be willing to distribute until it stopped being profitable, though.

[alien]

I agree. Me too.

[swarrier]

me too, please :)

[decent merchant]

AWS is dead ,if no niche market!

[Emancipator]

sorry i completely disagree.. aws spam sites may be dead, but certainly not well developed sites.

[James]

I agree, you can create an AWS site in such a way as to make it rank well, and earn good money. You just have to make it so that it's not just an old cookie cutter CMS, etc.