How to do Affiliate Marketing With Low Competition

Alex Goldberg is a marketing manager for Houzz, he always wanted more time for himself and his family, so he started a side project to grow his net worth and now his company is worth over 5 million, and he plans on selling it to responsible business owners.

Alex was smart, he implement the necessary technology to creating his business model. Despite not knowing much about tech, he figured everything out in a few months. His idea was motivated from affiliate marketing, since it’s a flexible way of earning extra income while working in a job.

He planned ahead by looking for a specific niche with low competition. He realized that telemedicine is a market that’s barely tapped. Healthcare companies are paying billions a year to funding telemedicine to drive sales, but it’s not well utilized, and normal entrepreneurs don’t care about telemedicine affiliate marketing. Alex solved that problem and he’s making multi millions each year.

He’s also aware of how google algorithm works, he mix bland words with expensive keywords to attract audience to his website. He was able to appear on google search first page, by organic marketing using this trick. However being top search forever is nearly impossible for a small team. He recommend that you optimize old content and make new content, if you’re a small business.

He made reviews for health product and drive customers to the owners and made sales through commission. That way he don’t have to deal with inventory and kept all his work in his computer.

How To Do This

Dedication Alex worked hard for 3-4 months before making any money, and he wrote 60 articles by himself without getting paid, most people will drop their business within a month.

Organic Traffic By constantly doing content, Alex showed up on Google 1 page search. He didn’t pay hundreds of dollars per a day, he did it organically.

Picking A Low Competition Niche Telemedicine is barely tapped, realistically there was only about 3 companies that were his competition. Companies were spending billions at the time, if your get just 1 percent of that, you would be a multi-millionaire.

Tech Stack

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