Back on board with some good news and a cool tip :)

[Marian Berghes]

Hello everyone.

Some of you might remember me, so of you not, doesn't matter. I didn't post here in some time because I wanted to stay under the radar until I can fell confident enough that I can come and help all the new ppl with some nice advice and maybe some stories to encourage them.

In the time I didn't post I started a small business for myself (small for now ) that is doing good atm...no products and stuff yet, just consulting mainly and partnering with people to help them in small launches, to test my methods before I go out and make a product on them to sell it.

Just wanna say thank you to everyone in this forum, you cant really imagine how much you helped me.

So for all you newbs that still don't think you can make it, hang in there...I had alot of ups and downs till I learned the ropes...and it took me about 2 months before I made my first dollar and another 4-5 before I started to actually build something.

This will be too long to tell my entire story, and you will probably get bored to death so ill stop here.

Okay...about the tip. I learned it from one of my clients and its pretty good, don't know if you guys know about it, use it etc...ill just say to the ones that don't know.

My client was in the coffe niche and he has a monthly paid program that I helped him build and hes doing really fine now using this cool method.

You just arbitrage but no CPA here

He went to amazon.com I think, when he started this and found an author/expert in types of coffees, recipes etc... He made a contract with that guy so that him would write for his members and he will get X% of the total monthly income, while my client does the marketing etc...

This is only profitable tho, if you have enough members or you know you can sell your ebook/cd/dvd etc... good enough so you can pay the man back but you still get a GOOD amount of cash...don't settle for very low or stuff like that.

Well hope it helped you and thank you again and keep up the work new guys

[dvduval]

Sounds like a good strategy, especially if it is possible to find and contact some of the more prolific authors on Amazon (or similar).

[BloomerBeak]

He's pretty intelligent. Or maybe intelligent is not the right word, but what he did is pretty good. This is really helpful, especially if you land with the right one, like what happened to him that contributed to his success.

[Marian Berghes]

The deal is to NOT go for the top dog writer...there are LOADS of writers, good ones, but just don't know anything on selling a book and they are ranked way down the line. You just have to find him and propose a contract to him