Okay, here we go: I'm revealing you a method which makes you at least $25 per day. Good luck!

Blackfm said:

I have to something too about my contact forms, I I was being spammed to death!

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I have installed "cleantalk plugin" after a recommendation from this wonderful thread and it is working like a charm. Thank you BHW

It's not even the sale, so much as it's getting your cookie on the users in the market, is basically the idea.
I've done a lot of this kind of promo with Scrapebox, but never tried making any money with it using affiliate offers, so this is interesting.

I always tried direct sales, and also URL shorteners, so that I could capture the clickers in my pixels.
I can definitely confirm that you can get a pretty good amount of clicks.

I've heard good things about GSA, so I might have to try it, at some point.
You can scrape a lot more, perhaps, with Scrapebox, but the success-rate on submission is a concern.

CaptchaSniper can take care of the basic captchas, and still get you pretty good speed.
If you want high success-rate, though, you gotta configure one of the fancier services that will do Recaptcha v2, etc.

The problem, there, is that the time-to-completion shoots way-up, with a more thorough captcha solving solution.
Not sure there is any way around that, though.

I've never thought of using a rotating VPN with this, btw... that's an interesting idea.
I have found that shared proxies work fine, and you don't even need that many, but you can also use a rotation service, I spose.

Anyways... I'm almost kind-of embarrassed, because you are claiming some legitimate money from this method, and I've been doing the actual methods for years, except without affiliate as a monetization, and never saw those kinds of results. (LoL)
I'm going to think about markets, and angles, though, because I think you're onto something, here, so thanks for the post!

Blackfm said:

I have installed "cleantalk plugin" after a recommendation from this wonderful thread and it is working like a charm. Thank you BHW

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Yeah this is a nifty plugin man, it will ruin every spammer.

The whole concept is kinda of twisted..
I think I need a tips
Free RDp

Interesting contribution, thanks!

A good share from a good man!

How did you scrape content from ThemeForest comments & reviews page?
noob here. need your help pls

This method is kinda funny, considering that you're essentially helping your rival to get more sales...

Golden Phoenix said:

This method is kinda funny, considering that you're essentially helping your rival to get more sales...

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Can you explain your opinion?
I am curios to find out where you found a problem.
Feel free to hit me in PM.

Ishara Pathirana said:

How did you scrape content from ThemeForest comments & reviews page?
noob here. need your help pls

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I have a friend who is good at scraping online content. He developed a custom tool to scrape these and convert them into Excel sheets.

Hm, author, dude, I really hope u gonna help me and tons of noobs here to get it. I would like to figure that out.
As I got it, the scheme is simply like:
U join an Envato affiliate program with ur website. As an example, there are WP themes on it with some kinda reviews which u "copy-pasted"
Then u just installing GSA Website Contact stuff which ll find many websites with @contact [email protected] form in Web Dev or Web Design niche
Then u creating a nice message which u send out to list of these collected websites with form.
In this message, u kinda offer to look and buy some cool themes on ur website.
Then - ref link - redirect to the main market (Theme forest) = cash
Now, what i missed ?

Festinger said:

In some cases, I use a secondary domain, something like 'envato-themes.com' and redirect the traffic along the ref-id to ThemeForest. I am using a no-refer script to hide the ref domain name.

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Hey, thanks for the informative thread. I'm kind of a noob in this stuff, could you please explain the section I quoted in simpler words?
Thanks for your time.

Pretty sick method, thanks!!

Interesting idea. Thanks!

Because you are no longer the thevigilante

Zanza said:

Hey, thanks for the informative thread. I'm kind of a noob in this stuff, could you please explain the section I quoted in simpler words?
Thanks for your time.

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Sure. What part was unclear for you?

This is great for newbies. With a little twist here and there, this could work.
Ty OP.

Festinger said:

Sure. What part was unclear for you?

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When you use a secondary domain, you directly link to theme forest without going through your "primary domain" that was accepted by Envato right? Second, where can I find such a script or where can I learn to write it? Thanks in advance

Thanks, pro, I'm gonna try this method before it gets saturated.

Festinger said:

I normally do not share my money making techniques, as it will be saturated next day. Beside the WordPress Vault, I have been running a successful affiliate marketing campaign which is very effective. It will be a nifty way to earn some extra $$ along these shitty days. By revealing this affiliate marketing spoon-feed method, I am aware it can be saturated as well. Be creative with this method, as you can use it along with other online products/services as well.

To many of them, affiliate marketing is a common way of earning. This will not be a very detailed guide, but enough to get started with not too much investment.

How does this work?

1. A churn & burn website & domain. I got a shitty website about WordPress themes and plugins, with auto generated content, scraped from the ThemeForest comments & reviews page on their item. A sample will be this theme: https://themeforest.net/item/mercury-gambling-news-casino-magazine-wordpress-theme/20951954 - it has loads of positive reviews and I have them scraped into my churn and burn website. I don't care about the duplicate content, as long as it looks valid to Envato. Domain / hosting options: choose whatever you want regarding this. It's important to have a fast loading website, as it will redirect your affiliate orders, to the original item's page of ThemeForest.
2. Sign up as an affiliate on Envato. Make sure to make the churn & burn website like a valid review website. They have a strict affiliate policy, so make sure they will not recognise any suspicious activity. I have a domain name like 'best-wp-themes.com' as it will be indexed eventually in Google as well. Once signed up as an affiliate, you're ready to go.
3. Redirect all traffic you're getting to this website to the item's page of a WordPress theme. I will talk about getting traffic in step 4. Redirecting can be done using a few different techniques. The most common one is using WooCommerce with their affiliate option. I am using ShopKeeper or another ecommerce theme. You will add the themeforest.net/item-link?ref-id along the 'live preview' link on your website.
4. THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE: getting traffic to your website is our biggest deal. The way I am SPAM posting this method is using the GSA Contact Form Submitter. I am in no way affiliated with this product, but this is magic. You're able to send unlimited contact forms along the internet, based on keywords. I am using online keyword tools to import these keywords and the program will search for websites which has a contact form. You will have to target on 'web development' or 'WordPress themes' as keywords. I am using the tool to harvest around 15-20k contact forms, which will be used in the next step.
5. In this step, make sure to have the program installed on a VPS. Use a VPN connection with 15 minutes switch of IP. Run the VPS 24 hours, get some nice contact forms and spam the URL of your website on these contact forms. I am using this with a twist: I have many variables to make the email content looks unique and checks the spam traps. In some cases, I use a secondary domain, something like 'envato-themes.com' and redirect the traffic along the ref-id to ThemeForest. I am using a no-refer script to hide the ref domain name. In other cases, I am using my churn & burn website to redirect the visitors. USE PROXIES!
6. But how does this make me money? Well, if you target on WordPress teams, development teams, Facebook growing services, web design companies, and so on... they might click your link and redirect them to ThemeForest with your ref-id. This is working pretty well, as these guys often buy themes. The more your list of contact forms is targeted to your niche, the better you'll convert. The cookie is being saved for 30 days. Whenever the visitor makes a purchase within this date, you'll get your commission.

Important notes:

1. Make sure to make multiple websites, and create different affiliate account. I got caught in the past with an account with $2.300 in affiliate commission in it. Withdraw with every $50-$100 you get asap.
2. DON'T link your original IP with your Envato Account and your affiliate account. If you made any purchases on the main account, you'll be risking a ban too.
3. Have some patience. It's important to tweak this method to your own needs. It took me a while to create converting texts, setup a nice website, duplicate it 10 times, clone your VPS, setup proxies, and so on.
4. Let's tweak this: I also used this program with different affilate programs, I have been working in the music industry before and spammed a SoundCloud bot in the past. It converted pretty good, as these people were searching for an increase of their social signals around their music. Just a though to tweak it

Sorry guys, my English level is worse while reading this after a nice Ardbeg Single Malt.

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Ho mate, thanks a lot for so many details, and also sorry for my English.
As i see contact form marketing isn't popular topic on google so there isn't any data. So my question is how many contact forms you have to fill up to sell one product? In average? 1000 , or 5000 , less, or more?
Also are you open for collab? I would like to promote my marketing service, and I can run affiliate url program with my shopify store.