YouTube & Social Content Locking Guide

BLAM Ads Content Locking GuideThis post was guest blogged by Ryan Eagle from BLAM Ads. I love doing what I do because I love seeing my dreams come true. I've been working with Andre Ramsey for almost two years on BLAM Ads and it's slowly but surely grown into exactly the dreams we plotted years back on my balcony. We developed BLAM4 together from the ground up and I can confidently say that we have the most superior content locking technology out there. To match the technology, our buisness development division has been able to put full focus on growing our inventory of offers and we now demolish any competitor out there with over (2700) active offers, almost as many as our sister company EWA Private Network. We're currently in the process of optimizing our code so it loads fast (should be another 10 days until it's fully completed) and then we can continue on with integrating our new user interface; an interface that will totally simplify our advanced platform. We listen to the publishers and we are fully aware of the flaws. We are listening and we are working on them. We will not give up until we've reached all of our goals.   Today Goutham decided to help us out and provide a social traffic guide for users to start making real money from content locking. There are literally hundreds of methods to make money with BLAM Ads because we have the most ways for publishers to use our offers. From the RESTful API, to the BLAM Cart, to the Flash Content Locking to the traditional HTML Gateway – you will make more with BLAM Ads. Anyways, enough with the corporate propeganda (as much as I love it), let's continue on with our guide by Goutham…   Methods, tactics whatever you call it. I use this, i make money off this. A site makes me around $1000 a month; you think $1000 is less? It isn't when you have around 15 sites! Hands off income if you know how to do it! Getting traffic from YouTube used to be child's play, although it isn't that easy right now, it isn't totally hard either. In this guide, i'll give you all the information that can get you started with Social traffic and youtube traffic for frequently updated content. When i say frequently updated content, i mean hot stuff, like the latest episodes of a tv show, a movie, new games and their cheats. There are unlimited possibilities!   The Social Traffic Plan Quite simple, here are a few key points:
  • Get a domain – anything generic for the content you plan on.
  • Get WordPress – a must, dot. No questions, only wordpress.
  • WP Syndicator –that plugin is going to make you money. Find it!
Use our wordpress optimization guide for more info on optimizing wordpress. This is how the plan opens up... Start posting the content on your wordpress site. Make sure that you have at least 100+ words for each post. If it is a movie or TV show or something you might not know about, repeat facts. Then Syndicate the post to web 2.0 sites using WP Syndicator. WP syndicator, posts to a range of web 2.0 sites, you get backlinks and you get traffic. Traffic doesn't come in instantly, sometimes it takes some time, even a couple of weeks to see some decent traffic. Got the money or the tools? Get scrapebox, scrapebox the hell outta your web 2.0 links. Ensures a pyramid structure. Rinse and repeat.   YouTube Traffic Mantra The logic of youtube is a good SEOd video, views, comments and yes backlinks. Make a few videos for each episode name, or each movie name. Episodes are usually show name season X episode Y, show name s01e02 etc. Have a look around youtube and you will find more ideas. Upload as many as videos as you possibly can. Pump some views, get accounts and like them, comment on them. Do it in mass numbers and you are on your way to a big site. Got the money or the tools? Buy a YouTube uploader or downloader + uploader. Put it on a VPS, run it 24X7. Kill it. It's worth it 100%, if you need a referral contact your account manager or post inside of the community chat for people to help you with. We have users posting scripts and selling sites inside of there as well.
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