If you have been in this biz a while, you
have probably heard of Travis Sago and
his best selling product "The Magic of Making Up"

He has referred to that as a $47 squeeze page
and it has made him hundreds of thousands of dollars.

He has the right idea. He knows the importance of
a buyer versus a freebie seeker
as well as having others drive the traffic for you.

And if you look at his site, it is pretty boring....

So one of the things I keep harping on
is to get away from
complicated...and start simplifying.

And the best way to do this is to
stop consuming so much information.

If you think about it, look at how much
information we consume on a daily basis.

I know, we are taught that knowledge is power...
but it doesn't do any good if we can't implement it.

Let me ask you a question.

What is going...

Back when I first started out, I was
making small product based sites
based on the product name...

And then proceeded to do SEO on
those sites until they ranked high.

It worked. I started making sales on my
hair loss products, my colon cleansers etc.

This was back in 2009-2011. My family still
gets a kick out of the fact I was making a living
slingin' colon cleansers.

Anyhow, little did I know,...

Let's face it. Traffic generation is grunt work.
It is the manual labor of internet marketing.

It is by far the hardest and most time
consuming task in this business.

The top earners on Clickbank know this
and they have a secret...

And that secret is they let other people drive
the traffic for them.

They don't care if their affiliates lose money
driving traffic. They still get paid...
while doing...

I got a real nice email from a fella responding to one of my emails that I sent out the other day when I was talking about the book The Lazy Man's Way to Riches by Joe Karbo.

He explained to me that he was living in South Africa in 1973 and saw the ad for the book in the newspaper and purchased it.

He said it was the best book he has ever read...and he still owns the same copy today...even after changing countries twice.

You hear that a lot when you read...