First, I wanted to say that you’re Super Affiliate Handbook is great. I had heard of Affilate Markeing before
but wasn’t aware of all the income streams that you cover. Great job, excellent book!

I have Michael Rasmussens’ Get More Buyers program, but was also interestd in Derek Gehl’s Insider Secrets to email Marketing. Would you say that Get More Buyers is a “rehash” of Insider Secrets?

Many Thanks,

Matthew Kuehnert

If I do say so myself and about my own tutorial, you chose wisely and for exactly the right reasons!

Best of success!

Cheers,
Ros

Before you can answer my previous post, I already made the decision to purchase your course. I can always get Micheal’s course on list-building later (at a higher price I am sure). I reasoned that it is more important to have a proper foundation laid for my business, than to build a list with no direction.

Jim

Jim

I’m glad to hear that your attitude is so positive… hallmark of a successful netpreneur in the making.

There are however a number of issues on the Buffalofoods site that need to be addressed, including design problems include alignment (extends off page to the right on a 1024 display) and a broken ‘about us’ link. I also see a spelling mistake in the first sentence. There are irrelevant (BANS) links and banners on the pages. I also think the domain name might be misleading… I thought I was going for buffalo burgers, which I love, BTW.

To get more feedback, I’d suggest posting a website review request in the NPT Forum or we can do a one-on-one consultation to get you on the right track.

Most of all… keep plugging!

Cheers,
Ros

I believe you might be refering to the PPC Classroom course, which although I recommended very highly, is now closed to new students.

For ‘very new newbies’ who want to save money while they build their business, I suggest that instead of buying every course that gets promoted, take a step back to the basics. Do your market research using free tools and build your own website / blog (easy to do using Bluehost & WordPress) as I detail in the Super Affiliate Handbook. Use free marketing channels like article and social marketing sites. Peruse forums like the one here at NPT and ask questions… you’ll get good answers from people with experience.

Starting an affiliate marketing business doesn’t need to be an expensive venture — you just have to put in the time to find low-cost tools & resources.

Best of success to you!

Cheers,
Ros

What do you think Of PCCAffiliate as I am a newbie, I am finding this quite expensive to keep up with it, as nearly everytime I get the emails, it’s always about this new prgram that comes out and next minute you know you got to buy pay for something else to be able to make money, I am finding it expensive. Do you think it’s a good program for very new, newbies to be in?

Maudie

That was a fast reply. I am not trying to hide my niche currently I am working in 2 of what I consider niches but the result is very little business. I have and am still using list marketing and a blog and I am also working with article marketing. So far the Buffalofoods.net site show result but only around holidays and even then not enough to call a success. The blog I have no results from and the same with the mailing list. If I give away an e-book they will take it but that is it. I am aware that people pay you for coaching and I am not asking for that free, I’m just frustrated. I’m so close and yet I can’t put my finger on what I’m missing. I’ve read a lot of the books such as yours and one you co authored “moonlighting on the internet”. They are great but I still can’t seem to take the information and put together a successful plan. If you have any more hints that would be great because I don’t intend to give up. I know it works and I’m going to make it or bust trying.

Thanks
Bud L

Thanks very kindly for your comment and thrilled to hear that you’re following the Path of the Super Affiliate.

And you’re right about Michael, he’s one smart cookie.

Cheers,
Ros

Glad I could help. I’ll be looking for your name in my Clickbank logs!

Cheers,
Ros