Hi guys newbie here
I've been learning and educating myself to the best of my abilities for the last 5 weeks in putting a system together. I set up a squeeze page through click funnels when I first started put it all together, an automated emailing system through aweber, and I also set up many chat through my fan page for my business.
I'm yet to earn anything from it though and what I've been doing and is actually costing me money instead through the memberships I set up.
Im serious about it though and I'm not going to just give up on it as it's something I really really want to do for a better life for not only me but my wife and 5 children.
I feel like I've been wasting my money on some people and sites I've come across though. offering the secrets and tools to getting the clients you want to start building them relationships and making money pretty much guaranteed.
But they don't really give you any solid information, and when I have signed up it only leads to more money anyway from what I've found. So I feel like on my next payday in a few weeks it's just going to be a recurring process I'm gonna be going through. Whatever savings I would of had (which isn't much) is just going towards this side project of mine. I'm just an ordinary guy with an ordinary job who works full time 8-5 and have done for the last 20 years.
Now from what I've heard and I'm kind of seeing through posts and videos, acting as an affiliate for somebody trying to sell there products is a good place to start, or am I wrong? if it means getting some money in my bank to start it all off with I'm happy either way.
I'm not very clued up on affiliate marketing and how the system of it actually works. And even through the emails and videos I'm watching, it's still very overwhelming and like I said I'm still
Very much tech savi . If anyone can give me a better understanding of affiliate marketing that would be fantastic thanks. PS: sorry about the long winded message haha
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