My new blog post goes into what I think are the main factors and qualities it takes to make $100000 in 1 year. At first I was going to look at a breakdown of the figures for possible ways to accomplish this but somehow my writing went off in a different direction entirely.

I think it turned out pretty well though and I realised that the whole concept requires a lot more analysis so it's going to be my first blog series. It feels great to be cranking out a post a day to this blog...

There is one major problem that people are told in sales. This can be online sales or offline sales....The same holds true. We are going to discuss a problem in sales that keeps the sale from happening.

Let it be known that this is NOT strictly my idea. It has been told for years by top sales men and women, especially since the online BOOM. I recently read an email from Ann Sieg that gave...

there's another site being promoted right now that's similar to many other questionable sites promoted in the past. The site is called Freedom Agency Online and should be avoided at all costs.

It has the usual problems of other sites using its sales page template. It uses testimonials that potentially violate the Federal Trade Commission's no safe harbor guidelines. And it claims that people can make money posting links which is one of the oldest scams in the book.

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Anyone using this program? I hope this is the shape of things to come in affiliate marketing. Using this software pretty much solves all the main problems of being an affiliate who wants to promote tons of offers but doesn't want to spend time caught up in the grunt-work of manually creating hundreds of accounts, creating and checking links, then having to log into each one separately to view stats and so on.

All you do is drop a piece of code into your site template, Google Analytics...

I got bored. So I did a quick Google search. Surprisingly 990 different people on Google managed to think of the different ways as to why people failed at affiliate marketing.

How about instead of thinking of the 'what didn't work' paradigm, how about thinking about what did work?

So often we are focused on the negativity that we overlook the positive. In every moment we do something we can learn from that experience.

You can go google "failed"...