How to Make Money With Happy Hippo
I own Happy Hippo LLC.
Like Good Looking Loser, I came up with the concept out of thin air (I was literally on an airplane flying to Florida).
Follow my advice and most of you guys will make some money. I'm literally going to tell you exactly what to do.
I want to give you an easy way to create a passive income stream.
For many of you guys, it will be your first!
If nothing else - it will be a wonderful introduction to how I THINK you should jump into the "blogging" world.
If you are new to 'affiliate marketing' I'm going to help you make your first project a success.
You'll make some money, build your confidence and learn a lot.
(I haven't explored "online confidence" yet, it's a fragile thing and why most quit)
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You can become a Happy Hippo affiliate here -
Following my guide and committing to this project is a good idea for 3 reasons -
#1 REAL EXPERIENCE
Listen -
If you do what I say, you will make some money.
But before you dropout of college or dump your girlfriend, if you are new to affiliate marketing, the most valuable thing you will gain from this is EXPERIENCE. There will be some affiliates (Victor Pride) that make a bunch of money, but he already knows what he's doing and has a massive audience.
For experience alone, you should first build a small focused static 'niche' website before you consider trying to create a multi-topic rolling (never-ending) 'authority' site.
Way too many guys have these multi-topic authority sites (often self-improvement sites) and are too overwhelmed "creating content" to even really learn how this all works.
Don't get me wrong, content is super important.
But it's better to have a 10-15 page, 1 topic website that has an identity, amazing information and a specific product/service that makes money than a "content farm" of multiple topics that has a wide range of random products that aren't discussed in depth.
HairLossFromSteroids Get Paid Fun Fact
Back in late 2011, for my first website, I created the 6 page (~40 video) website "HairLossFromSteroids.com". I wasn't trying to make a ton of money nor wanted a project that took years to build. I just wanted to get my feet wet and help some guys out in the process. Within ~8 months, I had made the website "passive" (updating it with 1 video every 30-45 days) and it was making about $2000-2500/month. This awful looking (but helpful) website still makes about that much and I don't touch it.
#2 It works. It sells easily.
As you know - Happy Hippo has the best Kratom in the world.
We already have you covered with a quality product, happy buyer-friendly website and elite customer service.
We won't let you down.
The question -
Will this work?
Has already been answered.
Happy Hippo, conservatively, makes $30,000-45,000/month and Wells Fargo projects us to make $65,000-80,000/month now that we have a credit card processor.
Here is a weekly report from the past 28 days -
(we got the credit card processor exactly one month ago)
Weekly Revenue; February 20 to March 20
*Last row is not a week but 1 day (02/20/2015 to 02/21/2015) ($2,649.45)
I'm not showing this chart to brag to you.
This is to show that I indeed do make a living online and I'm not full of theory.
Some get angry when they see "other people make money", but if you honestly think this is a lot - you should see what mainstream vendors make.
There is no reason you cannot get a slice of this pie.
Although somewhat obscure, Kratom is amazing for anxiety, depression, productivity, pain relief, sleep (some strains) and a host of other things.
But you already know that.
A lot of people need big time help with one or more of those.
I've used Kratom everyday of my life for the past 5 years - it's greatly enhanced my life.
#3 The commission is 20% for 30 days
(and 5% LIFETIME commission *hopefully coming soon*)
We are upgrading the current Happy Hippo website/affiliate program so that we have more options.
The plan is -
Happy Hippo will give you 20% of the total sale (and any reorders over the following 30 days) from any NEW CUSTOMERS that you refer.
(fun fact: 79.3% of customers reorder in within 90 days)
After that, you will receive 5% on EVERY ONE of their orders until the customer dies.
The vast majority of Kratom vendors do not have affiliate programs.
The ones that do either have very-average Kratom or sub-10% commissions.
This was one of the reasons I started Happy Hippo in the first place.
There wasn't a public Kratom source that could make it worth my while (or equally important - would give you guys a consistent product that would reflect well upon Good Looking Loser).
So I bought huge amounts of all my favorite strains and made my own label.
It was certainly worth it.
Like any other affiliate program the commissions only apply to referrals of NEW CUSTOMERS, not existing customers or you clicking on your links.
The 5% lifetime commission should be installed when the new Happy Hippo 2.0 comes out.
Don't wait for that, setup your website now.
Right now, the commission is just 20% for new customers.
We hope to implement new software that will allow us to hook you up with 5% on every sale from a return customer. We think this is possible but we are not certain since the upgrading process just started. That is where it stands.
Happy Hippo Get Paid Fun Fact
At a 20% affiliate commission and a credit card processor (and offshore bank) that eats another 20% - you make more money than we do on new customer 20% affiliate sales. But we get the opportunity to impress and retain the customer with our superior products. In 2013, we even sold 2 strains at a 20% loss for 2.5 months to simply build our customer base. We are now able to import larger amounts and prices are less inexpensive.
Those are my 3 reasons.
Give yourself 3 to 6 months to complete this small 'doable' project that you can make a few bucks on and learn the ropes.
Guys that have dreams of big websites are too busy "making content" to even learn anything. They think they will gain a following simply by "writing more".
Don't bog yourself down with an unattainable, disorganized goal.
You will learn more about how to do business online from doing a small niche website than trying to build a huge one and mindlessly creating endless content and wondering why it's stuck.
Once your small site is successful, you can make a bigger one.
(hint: tell people how you did it)
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How to Set It All Up - Newbie Steps
If you already have a website/domain with an audience, you can skip this part.
This is for newbies.
Actually... Read it, it may help.
#1 Buy a Kratom-Related Domain
This the only place where I buy my domains from now -
They are cheaper than elsewhere and it's simple to claim and manage.
What Should I Name My Domain?
Since this is a [eventually passive] "niche" site that will not necessarily build an audience, Google and search engine traffic is most important.
I hate "targeted domains" such as "MyBookReviews.com", "BuyWebHosting.com" and even my very own "HairLossFromSteroids.com". Those domains scream "Internet marketer" and have no passion.
I like sexy brand name titles such "Good Looking Loser" or "Happy Hippo Herbals", but in this case - you are better off with a "targeted domain" that has the keyword 'Kratom'.
Just trust me on this.
It's free traffic and your content will win them over.
You could use the 'Google Keyword Tool' to see which "Kratom" searches get the most traffic, but honestly don't think that is necessary.
Just pick a domain name and include "Kratom" in it.
(not necessarily 'Happy Hippo' or 'Review', just 'Kratom'. I'll explain why later...)
If I was an affiliate for Happy Hippo I would buy one of these domains -
- AllAboutKratom.com
- DoesKratomWork.com
- KratomInformation.com
OR BETTER YET -
- KratomResource.com
- IHeartKratom.com
- Kratom.guru
- Kratom.ninja
- Kratom.rocks
Those are cool names and they have the keyword 'Kratom'.
.guru Get Paid Fun Fact
That's right, you see ".guru" and ".ninja"! Those are real domains and I totally recommend them. While Google will give a slight preference to ".com", this is WAY LESS of a factor these days. The sites that have the best content are going on the first page, not low-quality .com content farms that promote products they have never used.
I own the satellite sites, Bathmate.guru and Sizegenetics.guru, as a way of getting additional traffic and keep all those secondary male enhancement videos off Good Looking Loser since not everyone wants to hear about my dick every 24 hours.
#2 Sign Up For REAL Web Hosting and Website Setup
After you get the domain, you need to buy REAL web hosting.
Don't get a free Web 2.0 blogspot.kratom.com or wordpress.com site if you are serious about this project.
Unless established with an engaged audience, those free domains don't appear on the front pages of Google much anymore. While those free sites are quick to setup, they are very limited as to what you can learn and design.
This is the cheapest web hosting you can get and Victor Pride's team will set it all up for you -
When I was starting out, it took me 72 hours and 3 or 4 phone calls to figure out how to setup my website, how to link it with the domain nameservers (DNS), how to upload Wordpress and how to install my website theme. I spent another hundred hours looking for the best plugins to install.
I had no money then, but I would have paid someone $250+ to set it all up for me.
It was a nightmare.
I almost quit in the first 3 days I was so irritated.
(not really)
There's a honeymoon period when you decide to make your first website, it's an happy and optimistic time, but technical difficulties will literally destroy your enthusiasm.
Sign up with Victor, it's cheaper than elsewhere anyway.
Good Looking Loser Get Paid Fun Fact
I started with web hosting from BlueHost but realized they could possibly terminate my site because I had my dick hanging out in some pictures (NSFW). So much for the 1st amendment. So I moved to HostGator, the worst hosting company in North America. I moved again within 4 months. If you think it's hard moving to HostGator - try leaving. Maybe I just had a bad experience, but it was a REALLY BAD experience. Here is a video from 2012 of me wiped out after being put through webhosting hell.
#3 Find/Buy a Wordpress Theme You Like
The "theme" is the layout or design of your site.
It's the template.
It's important for aesthetics but also for Google traffic.
This is the theme I used when I started -
I totally recommend this theme.
The theme was probably the ONE thing I did right when I started.
The designers build it to impress Google, they constantly update it too.
Within 30 days, some of my content was on the first page of Google for significant searches. This is pretty unheard of.
I have no idea if this would or would not happen with another theme. But if I started another Wordpress site, this is the theme I would still use.
It's highly customizable so you can play with it (this can be difficult at first) and your site WILL NOT look like another Danger & Play or Bold & Determined clone that people have grown to despise.
Though it's a popular theme, Thesis sites can look COMPLETELY different from one another (scroll down).
Once you get some money to hire a web developer - he will know how to code it exactly how you want.
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How To Do "The Content"
If you went with suggestions above for domain, web hosting (important) and Thesis - you'll be able to get started with "the content" that very same day.
(weekdays, when Victor's team is working)
"The Content" is a very broad discussion and allows for limitless creativity and experimentation.
There's no way I'm going to be able to tell you EXACTLY what every aspect of your website/marketing should be.
However, technically, all the Happy Hippo Kratom I sell is originally via Good Looking Loser (identical to an affiliate relationship) - so I know what works.
Please heed my advice.
Your Website is a Kratom Resource, Not a "Review" Site
(First Impressions)
Okay.
Remember how I suggested these domains -
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All of those domains suggest that the website has information on Kratom.
The domain don't suggest the website is a "review" (aka I want to sell you some stuff but not answer any of your questions).
This is the approach you want to take, your website should be -
-A RESOURCE TO LEARN ABOUT KRATOM-
You should not call your site -
- MyKratomReviews.com
- TheKratomReview.com
- BestKratomReviews.com
- HappyHippoKratomReviews.com
While these domains aren't the worst thing in the world (search engine traffic will be had), you will turn many people off if they think it's just another "review" site of a guy that rates everything 5-stars, spits his sales link at you and doesn't offer any free high-quality, insider information.
You want to present your website as a RESOURCE.
Not a REVIEW site.
Got it?
This carries far beyond the domain too.
"The content" on your site should be a RESOURCE for Kratom - aimed at newbies, but also cover some advanced issues to both flaunt your expertise and capture top Google/YouTube ranking for specific topics (long tail keywords).
Keep this in mind for your site -
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Make An Awesome Kratom Guide From PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
(importance: 70%)
Unlike other better-known products or services, people (potential new customers) have no idea what Kratom is or even where to start or which one to buy.
You can't just write an article on anxiety and write -
Just use Sleepy Hippo, it will help.
They'll have no idea what 'Sleepy Hippo' is, how to use it or why you suggest it.
You are going to give them this information.
In exchange, they will give you a nice commission.
In general your Guide should be -
- 10% discussing the very basics of 'What Kratom Is' and some background information on the plant.
- 90% YOUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, what you use, what it does, why you use it, when you use it, how you use it.
(applicable stuff that actually helps people)
Here's some guides to use as examples (not plagiarize) -
You WILL have to write a good, comprehensive Kratom Guide if you are looking to make a lot of money and have other sites linking to you.
Your Guide doesn't have to be super long like mine, but one that you can leave publish and leave up for years to make you money.
Try to cover everything you know in a thoughtful, organized fashion.
Don't just do a lazy bullet point list that help no one.
DIG DEEP - you will be rewarded.
At bare minimum, on separate pages, your Guide should cover -
- The Basics of Kratom (what is it? where does it come from? etc.)
- How YOU Dose/Use It
- Taking it for Specific Situations
- Kratom Lifestyle (taking it every day)
- Kratom Dependence and How to Get Off
- Frequently Asked Questions (anticipate questions)
Remember your Guide is a helpful RESOURCE for all Kratom - not a Happy Hippo review.
Additional Tips for Your Guide
The FIRST thing we should see in your guide is a video of you.
Not your feet.
Your face.
Put your face out there and speak proudly so we know you aren't just faking it.
Of course -
You don't HAVE TO do a video. Just know that you will make at least 50+% less sales.
Small niche sites without videos suck.
I have an authority site but watch my video anyway.
Don't have more than one Happy Hippo logo per page.
Don't over do the Happy Hippo links, images or sales pitches.
I laugh when my affiliate managers tell me that I need to put more "calls to action" or "buy it now!" buttons on my website and put ads up everywhere to make sure users know what I'm selling.
I absolutely hate those sleazy-looking sites and so do you.
Your website is a RESOURCE not a review/sales page that treats the reader like he is a 4th grader.
Leave your blog comments open
Leave your blog comments open to address questions (get ideas for future topics).
These are your most interested readers, they are your friends.
Answer their questions before they go for help elsewhere and Kratom.
Don't just spit out your sales pitch and deny them the right to engage you.
Later you can make the site "passive", but not until you've answered 99% of questions.
If your guide is engaging, it will have a ton of comments and can provide very helpful specific replies that will help people.
It's "social proof" as those goofy pickup artists say.
Also, for a 'niche site' don't have a contact form or do email with people - get ALL "the content" on the site.
Some people are embarrassed that their posts only get a couple of comments (newbies absolutely shouldn't be), but if you look back at some of Good Looking Loser's first posts, they only have a handful of comments and most came long after I started the site.
The ONLY reason I closed my blog comments in our Kratom guide (and some other long posts) is because there is no way I could answer all the questions/comments.
We have our own forum devoted to Kratom to handle that.
Specific Topics in Secondary Posts/YouTube Videos
(importance: 20%)
Your Kratom Guide is the big deal.
Work on it for as long as you have to until it's awesome.
But you will also want shorter individual posts that expand on topics/concepts in the Guide.
Each "secondary post" should propose a question and offer an answer.
Don't worry if it repeats information in the guide. I repeat stuff all the time that I think you should hear.
For example, title your post and video -
- How Does Kratom Help Depression? (My Story)
- How Does Kratom Help Anxiety? (My Story)
- Which Kratom Strain is Best For the Gym?
- Can I Take Kratom Everyday? (Kratom Lifestyle Explained)
- Will Kratom Help Me Study or Do Busy Work?
- Kratom Tastes Bad, How Do You Get This Stuff Down!?
- Kratom Makes Me Constipated, but I Love it, What Do I Do?
Obscure topics are good too -
- Does Kratom Make Sex Better?
- Do/Can You Smoke Kratom?
(no it's pointless)
- How Does Kratom Compare to Alcohol?
(avoid talking about hardcore drugs if you want to be part of our affiliate program) :)
- How Can I Take Kratom on an Airplane?
- Does Kratom Work for Black Folk or Only White People?
Do at least 30 of these secondary posts.
Quality over quantity though.
Have a video of yourself for EACH ONE.
Write the post first and then do the video so it's fresh on your mind and fairly organized.
The videos will draw YouTube searcher and add MAJOR CREDIBLY if you can speak honestly, passionately and intelligently on camera.
I repeat - DO VIDEOS. They work.
Rooster did this video back in November and he's making sales EVERY DAY now - largely from the video.
Here are some examples of secondary Kratom posts that I have done -
I don't do videos on Kratom in the public domain for other legal/ethical reasons (since I sell it) - but you should.
Additional Tips for Your Secondary Posts/YouTube Video FAQ
Speak to People In Your Writing (sometimes)
Example:
Listen -
Everyone has their own writing style and I'm not going to try and change that.
Otherwise it will literally look like you are copying.
To make your writing more personal[able], you should speak to people in your writing.
See how that works?
It's pretty powerful.
YouTube Videos Take Practice
Don't be like a girl and take 2 hours to get ready for your video, but you should look decent and do need some organization/preparation.
When you write the "blog post" first, you'll have a nice little outline to refer to during your video.
Making a notecard will help.
DO NOT READ LINES - that looks terrible on webcam, even if your "script" is good.
YouTube (webcam) videos are just like anything else, it takes practices and will never be perfect. Try your best.
Unlike your writing, confidence is more important than substance.
Link Your YouTube FAQ Videos to the EXACT Discussion on Your Website
In the YouTube description on the 1st or 2nd line (no lower) put the full hyperlink to the EXACT writeup that the video covers.
Although I want traffic to reach Happy Hippo - I recommend linking YouTube to your site, its amazing content and not Happy Hippo with your affiliate link.
The conversions are ultimately better because Happy Hippo purposely does not have a lot of information about "taking it" since they sell it "Not For Human Consumption".
An exception is if your video is a review of a specific Happy Hippo strain.
In that case - use your affiliate link and link the product within HappyHippoHerbals.com.
You need to include "http://" or the link will not be clickable.
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For Longer Videos, It Is Helpful to Do a Table of Contents In the YouTube Description
In the YouTube description area, below your link to your site, you can make a table of contents to help out ADHD viewers.
Make sure your timestamps are clickable too.
It looks like this -
0:00 Introduction
0:50 What is Kratom
2:40 How do people take it?
6:00 Discussion on Bali vs. Thai Kratom (What's the Difference?)
12:50 Picking up girls during the day and Kratom
Specific Happy Hippo Kratom Reviews
(importance: 10%)
Your Kratom Guide and your secondary posts/YouTube Video FAQ covers about 90% of what is going to land you interested readers and ultimately - sales.
Those pages should be an INTELLIGENT RESOURCE (based on personal experience) and not a collection of impersonal Wikipedia-esque generic information or Internet marketer quasi-sales pages.
You might be surprised to hear that "the reviews" should only be a small part of your site.
You can do all the Happy Hippo reviews on one page.
Better yet, I recommend that you give each strain it's own separate post - readers and Google will like that better anyway.
Spice up your titles beyond just "Happy Hippo Review" -
- "Happy Hippo I Review - The Kratom Strain for Anything"
- "Rockstar Hippo Review - The Best Kratom for the Gym"
- "Sleepy Hippo Review - The Ultimate Lazy Sunday Kratom"
You seeing how this works?
In your "reviews", talk about dosing, your experience and other intangibles.
Be as specific as possible.
For example -
I find that 4 grams of Top Shelf Bali Hippo is best when I'm around my parents, they drive me crazy sometimes.
Although slow Kratom strains are known to kill anxiety, it certainly kills irritability too. The holidays are a pleasure.
Rather than -
My results with the Kratom was good.
It helped my -
- anxiety
- depression
- productivity
- social skills
The first example provides specifics that only someone with experience has. (you can't fake this stuff very well)
The second example is what an Internet marketer does.
Big difference.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here's some stuff that I'll be asked and some stuff that you should know.
I Haven't Tried Happy Hippo's Products, Should I Sell Them?
No.
In general, you shouldn't "review" aka promote anything you don't have experience with.
It's not just because it's disingenuous, it's because -
If you have no insider information to offer, you will not be considered an authority and won't be making any money.
There's no amount of other people's "research" that you can spin that will ever be as good as actually doing/using it.
My websites about hooking up with hot girls, Kratom, health/fitness, steroids/drugs, male enhancement, hair loss, social anxiety, making money are elite.
That is all I've done with my life. Literally.
5 years ago, while you were surfing the Internet I was having sex, sticking testosterone into my butt or pulling on my penis. But more likely - ALL 3.
If I ever made a website about classic cars, biology, writing music or architecture - it would be pathetic. Even if I had a year to "research" it, it would still be generic garbage.
That's why most college professors (and just about all teachers) never add anything useful to your life. They've never done any of it and can just spit out Department of Eduction concepts and facts for you to memorize.
Should I Write An eBook On Kratom, Put Happy Hippo Links In It and Sell Both?
No.
Should I Write An eBook On Kratom, Put Happy Hippo Links In It and Give Away For Free?
No.
If you have an existing audience - maybe.
Why would you want to tuck away incredible information into a .pdf that Google and most others won't ever see?
For a few forced email signups?
Please.
Again, if you ALREADY have an audience, that is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT story and you can consider the eBook thing.
I'm not into eBooks, but they work well for established bloggers who take tremendous pride in creating a good product.
But if the goal is to GET AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE to see your content so they can use your Hippo links, an eBook is not the way to do it.
Should I Put "Happy Hippo" In My Domain Name?
Probably not in my opinion.
First -
It just looks like you are pedaling Happy Hippo stuff and have little to offer the reader.
First impressions are a big deal.
I wouldn't read that site, even if it popped up as the first search result in Google.
Second -
You don't want to use another company's brand or likeness to promote your own stuff, especially if it involves financial incentive - even if it's mutually beneficial.
That's my opinion.
There's nothing "illegal" about it though.
But legally speaking, "Happy Hippo", "Happy Hippo Herbals" combined with any likeness to Kratom represents Happy Hippo LLC.
If you do this, it's ethical to mention that you are not actually 'Happy Hippo LLC', but rather an independent affiliate.
Chris, Your Low Pressure Advice Runs Contrary to What Internet Marketers Suggest, Should I Have a Landing/Sales Page?
If your goal is to turn people off and not make money - do a sales page like all those faceless Internet marketers who don't make much suggest.
If your goal is to build trust, authority and sales - do it as I suggest.
How many times have you seen a page like this and instantly clicked away within 1.8 seconds?
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It is true that some guys use those pages successfully, but that is because THEIR BRAND (authority/community, not niche website) is established and legitimate.
It is not the sleazy sales page or "call to action" that is making readers "convert".
In fact - it probably turns people off and they make less sales.
Treat your readers like intelligent human begins, not "traffic".
If you are new to this, you don't have an established name, persona or brand - AVOID THIS CRAP.
If you have an established blog, persona or brand - AVOID THIS too.
Happy Hippo Get Paid Fun Fact
Puddles, the Happy Hippo, is actually baby blue - not pink.
He just appears pink for some reason.
He was born on March 31, 2013 - on Easter Sunday.
Unlike what I suggest, he is a vegetarian, but most Hippos seem to be herbivores.
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Where Do I Find My Affiliate Link?
I can't provide much future technical support for this kind of stuff, you are going to have to learn some of it for yourself (that's how I did it), but it's so easy that you won't need it.
This is how you get your affiliate link -
(this is the url that you need to hyperlink your readers to so you get credit for the sales)
- Sign in to the Happy Hippo Affiliate Program
(affiliate accounts are approved every 24-48 hours)
- Click on 'Custom Affiliate Tracking Code'
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- There is the window with your code and option to link to specific products
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In this example, the tracking code is '54b034b6cff65'.
The code gets attached to "http://www.happyhippoherbals.com/?tracking="
The final affiliate link looks like -
http://www.happyhippoherbals.com/?tracking=54b034b6cff65
Pretty simple.
Whenever a new customer clicks on that (or any text that is hyperlinked), you are set to get 20% of any sales in the first 30 sales (and 5% for a lifetime thereafter when Happy Hippo 2.0 is up).
If you signed up for Victor's website hosting, he will provide you with a Wordpress plugin so there's no nasty numbers (52b034b6cff65...) in the link. That will help sales too.
How Often Will I Get Paid?
So long as you've made over $100, you'll get paid every month by the 10th.
Right now, we don't have an affiliate manager, so I personally send out the payments and the record of EVERY sale you made and how much it was.
Can I Talk About "Taking" It (Consuming It)?
Or do I Have To Use All That Funky Kratom Lingo?
You can say you take it.
We only defer to terms such as "burning" or "aroma" since Happy Hippo LLC (me) sells it.
It's an extra layer of legal protection that smart vendors use.
Consult with an attorney for more information.
It is helpful to publish the typical FDA warning on your page if you are really concerned -
(c) Text for disclaimer. (1) Where there is one statement, the disclaimer shall be placed in accordance with paragraph (d) of this section and shall state:
This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
It's not a big deal though.
Although not FDA approved for consumption, Kratom is not illegal to "take" and especially not illegal to talk about taking it.
For ethical purposes, do not talk about "getting fucked up" or "getting high" on Happy Hippo Kratom (or any Kratom for that matter). That is the only rule Happy Hippo has and will have to enforce against juvenile affiliates.
Where Should I "Promote" My Website?
The idea is to just mainly use the Google/YouTube traffic.
However, if you are an ESTABLISHED member of an online community (outside of the Good Looking Loser sphere of influence), there's your opportunity to introduce them to Kratom.
Literally - all the sales will be yours.
Look around the internet, there's a ton of places.
The "Manosphere" and non-mainstream self-improvement sphere is small compared to other places.
Don't go on nearby sites (Bold&Determined, Danger&Play, RooshV, etc.) and start spamming them to try and get a few sales before they ban you and tell me.
Look OUTSIDE the Manosphere and tell people about Kratom (not just Happy Hippo).
There's a huge world out there.
Pour Conclure
There you have it.
Step by step -
This is how you sell Happy Hippo Kratom.
Put your own creative twist on it.
Create something that you can be proud of.
So long as your content is solid, the product is an easy sell since it's so good.
Who knows, you might get good at it and make a couple grand a month from it.
If you you've used Happy Hippo's products for a good 5 or 6 months, you are more prepared to have success with this project than someone who has "done Internet marketing" for years.
The personal experience is what really sells it.
Just like anything else.
I try to write long, comprehensive guides and try to cover almost everything.
But as the 'Get Paid' section develops, there's going to be a lot of questions and I just can't answer them all. I have to close the comments on certain posts.
If you have questions or comments on this guide or how to making money online, please ask them in our "Get Paid - How To Make Money Online" forum (not the Kratom forum).
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