No doubt one of the most frustrating and challenging aspects of the niche site process is building backlinks to your sites.

When do you start building links? What kind of links are​ good for your site? How many links do you need?

It can be a confusing mess.

Well, when it comes to building links to my niche sites, there is a bit of a one-two step process that I like to follow to help ensure higher rankings and get my sites started on the right foot.

And in today's post, I'm going to show you Step 1 and exactly how I build the initial layer of links to a new niche site by using a trusted and proven backlink service called The Hoth.​

Are you struggling with how to structure your written content for a niche site?

Having well-optimized ​and organized money pages is one of the most important factors in creating a successful niche site.

Well, as it turns out, there is one "formula" that I like to follow with all my money pages that helps me to rank high in Google and convert that traffic into clicks over to Amazon.

And in today's post, I'm going to show you what that "formula" is ... and exactly how you can use it to better optimize all of your money pages.​

Better yet, I'm going to show you an actual example from a brand new niche site of mine, so that you can see for yourself. 

Welcome to another Income Report here at Niche Site Azon. The purpose of publishing these reports is to document my successes and failures with my niche sites, and to hold myself accountable. 

May was another solid month in the books. How good?

Well, my niche sites held pretty steady from last month, and combined with a little income made from the blog, I made $3,783.32 in (mostly) passive income.​

I think you'll agree with me when I say: doing proper keyword research is one of the most important steps in creating a profitable niche site.

The problem is, many people writing about niche site keyword research are doing it all wrong. Which makes things incredibly confusing for you when you're trying to get your site off the ground.

In today's post, I want to show you how I go about doing keyword research for all my niche sites. And it all starts with an amazingly helpful piece of software: Long Tail Pro.

Have you identified a potential market idea that you'd like to build an Amazon affiliate site around, but aren't sure exactly what types of products you should be reviewing and promoting?

Knowing which types of products you should be promoting is absolutely crucial in making sure that you'll have a successful Amazon niche site.

In today's post, I want to show you one piece of software that I use every time I create a new niche site, and how it simplifies and expedites the entire process of finding which types of products I decide to write about.

I think you'll agree with me when I say:

When you’re just starting out with a new Amazon niche website, the first thing you have to do is identify your market.

Well, it turns out there are a few tricks you can use to dramatically increase your odds of finding an actual profitable niche to build your Amazon niche website around.

In today's post, I want to show you one particular method that I've used that I really think is quite clever.

Welcome to my very first income report. If you write a blog about making money via Amazon niche sites, I suppose you should be documenting your successes and failures. So here we are.

In addition to simply proving the revenue and expenses data, I thought it might be helpful for this first report to provide a little background for each site, and what kind of tactics I’ve been implementing for each to rank them in the SERPs, and earn affiliate sales.

Let's hop to it.​

Over the past 12 months, I have made $32,860.02 in affiliate income with Amazon niche websites.​

​I decided to start this website to document and share my strategies, tactics, and resources that helped me earn that (mostly) passive income by building and growing Amazon niche websites. 

Here is how I did it.