Hi:

When I first started marketing as an affiliate on
Amazon, the Amazon.com site was primarily a seller
of books. So, I showed a few books on my site
that were related to the site's main topic. There
were maybe a half a dozen shown.

For the longest while, I would get sales for one
or two books per month. The revenues were kind of
silly but, it didn't concern me too much because
I thought they added value for the visitor.
...

Introduction of WSO360

http://wso360.com is a tool to make Warrior Forum members easier finding "the right" WSO and up-to-date with the Latest WSO.

The concept is a link aggregator website (Alltop/ Popurls), but for WSO.

In WSO360, all WSOs are listed based on:
1. Date
2. Topic (PPC, CPA, Adsense, etc)
3. Uniqueness ( Best seller, WoD, etc)

What is it for?
With this classification, I hope Warrior Forum members...

I've noticed a flurry of pretty poor WSOs recently - some promoted by the gurus* on their lists. I think they've been inspired by a bunch of products that encourage newbies to make their first Internet earnings by making WSOs.

Imagine that - people who have little to no experience at making money on-line creating products that teach others how to make money on-line. Brilliant.

A few days ago I bought a WSO that contained absolutely nothing new for me. I've learned more...

So today I added an image just under the original thread on my WSO Facebook Attraction that informs Warriors that I'm running an affiliate contest with cash and prizes.

When I just published the WSO, I managed some sales and attracted a fair amount of affiliates, but to my dismay, not much traffic or sales came from the affiliates.

I'm hoping that the contest which offers more than $700 in prizes will attract more affiliates and generate some buzz.

Please...

So I decided to release my WSO, woke meself up and discovered.....

It has yet to be approved.


WAH!

Can't release it without approval.

So, lesson learned....don't wait for the salescopy to be perfect, at least submit it so you can get that ball rolling sooner.

Grow strong,

Barbara Ling