Gb2

I've been looking around to get some good training on CPA and other affiliate marketing, I've looked at some of Saj's stuff, and it looks promising - can anyone recomend his training, or is there a better / alternative ?
Geoff

Capricorn

I've got Saj's full training and I think it's brilliant. Admittedly, I can't actually compare it with other full-training, since I've only bought his training though.... I've done around 5% (or maybe even less!) of the course so far and it was pretty full on and took quite a time (I'm very new to IM & CPA so have to go through everything & take tons of notes). So now I have the basics & am actually starting to put things into practice as I learn along.

The training is very comprehensive and covers many areas; some are add-ons to CPA. I personally like Saj too, which helped me when I was deciding whether to have him as a trainer or not. Don't be surprised when you hear other guys voice on the training videos though Naturally, there will be bits that you still need to research & learn, but as I found guys here on the forum are pretty clued up and willing to help

I have also read Kenster's guide, which is fab, as it kind of consolidates CPA process & contains several bits and pieces, which are incredibly useful (or they are to me!).

So in a nut shell, if you like self-training (Saj doesn't actually provide coaching) and want to immerse yourself in the material, I'd say, go with Saj.

All the best

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ChrisBa

I've seen one of Saj's products, it is ok, but very basic

Steve Murphy

I got Saj's CPA product. It is comprehensive for CPA newbies but quite basic. A few weeks later I bought Kenster's Rags To Riches WSO. This is a brilliant guide and has much more specific actionable strategies. I would recommend Kenster's product. He is a good guy too.

Steve

Kenster

Thanks a million Steve for the great words. I think the key for newbies getting into CPA is first learning the foundation or base CPA knowledge. Stuff like how the industry works, bigger picture stuff, what the acronyms mean, the basic process of promoting CPA offers and general directions one can take to promote CPA offers.

But that is not enough. It is also important to have actual ideas, methods, traffic generation methods etc that you can directly use or make your own spin off of.


You really need both of those two pieces of the puzzle to really get CPA and really start making the big bucks You need to be comfortable with big picture stuff AND actionable steps to achieve profits.

Some guides focus on one of these and others focus on both. At the end of the day, as long as you understand both well you will be fine!

Good luck CPAing to all!

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Gb2

Thanks for the input guy's - Steve / Capricorn / kenster / StupidCuid I've just took a look at Kenster's guide and bought a copy, so I'm off for a cup of tea now a good read...
I'll Keep you posted when I've been through the 4x as recommended by Kenster.
Geoff

Kenster

Geoff, you got it man...4 times. Like I said though, jumping into the shark infested water and taking action is where its at. Make sure you dont forget this step. Becoming knowledgeable by reading guides like R2R is only one step of the many step process.

Good luck my friend

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BrianNC

Which course? The Adwords Reinvented?