Hey Reader

If you watched my video last week on Rank and Rent then you'd have noticed at the start of the video I stated there are TWO easy-ish ways to make money using SEO right now.

Rank and rent was one.

The other was parasite SEO.

And in particular, FREE parasite SEO.

The free method has been going for years, but since Google decided to throw a lot more traffic to the likes of Reddit, LinkedIn, Medium and Quora - there's more opportunity there than ever!

This month alone I've built a Medium publication that costs $5 per month (for premium), uploaded 7 pages of AI content generated by Cuppa, and had it make over $500 from traffic of just over 1,000 visitors - all since September 3rd!

In this email I'm going to enlighten you to the process - but I do need to point out that the only place I'm going to be showing the full process is as part of a bonus module in Affiliate Unfiltered (the once yearly registration opens back up for that in a few weeks).

I also need to tell you that you can find a load more free parasite SEO opportunities by simply scouring the SERPs for various keywords. I'll also show you a tool that can make this process much easier in a moment.

The Method

The nuts and bolts of it is to use Medium (or another parasite platform) to create content, have it rank and then monetise the living daylights out of it through affiliate links.

Take a look at the stats behind this Medium publication:

It gets just shy of 50k traffic per month and the traffic is valued at $28.2K per month!!! A month or so ago it was at almost 100k traffic - and over $50k traffic value!!!

And remember, this is all from their Medium articles. If you look at the data you'll also see they rank for other languages which is a massive opportunity in more competitive SERPs right now (hint hint).

That example does have a ton of backlinks going to the publication, but I have none (that I have built yet) going to mine and I'm gaining traffic by the day.

Check out the intro to this page of theirs that ranks for 'best AI headshot generators':

It literally starts with a list of the top 5 - and yes, you guessed it - they are all affiliate links - and I can tell you right now that most of their affiliate clicks and sales will come straight from that no.1 pick on at the top of the list.

Now here's the kicker.

Depending on the niche you want to go in to, will depend on whether Medium is right for you. Or maybe LinkedIn, or another lesser know platform maybe.

Like I said earlier, if you want to find these opportunities, use a VPN for your target country and scour the SERPS for your keywords, look for free parasite opportunities and then reverse engineer what they have done.

If you want a tool to streamline this process then I've been using James Oliver's Parasite SEO tool - Beta pricing increases quite significantly tomorrow - so if you want to try it, now is the time. It has a database of thousands of free parasite opportunities and will tell you which one is best for your keyword or niche - so if your keyword is underserved on that parasite it is almost guaranteed to rank.

If you want more on my process for this, you'll get it in a few weeks if you're in Affiliate Unfiltered - I'm testing my process on a second publication and if it works, the bonus module will be included.

If you're not already in, keep an eye out on your emails from me as I'll be opening the doors in a few weeks for the 12 month access with some bonuses thrown in (including my rank and rent module that went live on Friday for existing members) - you can get on the first access wait list by clicking here.

Two Bonus Tips

I've spent a fair bit of time looking in to successful Medium publications and testing this on my own publication - and I'd recommend you experiment for yourself.

Here's a couple of extra tips from me:

1. Aim for higher ticket offers - My average commission is around $100 CPA - that means I don't need huge traffic to make good money. If the traffic does explode then the income will be very high
2. Keep your publication on topic - the successful publications I've seen seem to stick to one niche or topic. Treat your publication like you would a topically relevant affiliate site, covering all the affiliate keywords (and non-affiliate) in the niche.

Until next week

Jason

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