Which Is The Best Amazon Affiliate Course?

I've seen most of the courses already mentioned above, and you really can't go wrong with any of them.

If I had to suggest just one course to someone who was new to the amazon associate program, I'd suggest Michael Franklin's WSO. It's a 14 step coaching program, and narrowly edges out the other courses because it's interactive coaching instead of just instructions to work through by yourself. I think that getting feedback from a coach will cut the learning curve dramatically.

Dan Brock's Deadbeat Super Affiliate Course is alright. But Dan's style of presentation is poor.

He tends to rush through much of the material, as if he's just trying to finish an unpleasant task as soon as possible. This is reflected in his rather indifferent and distracted attitude. At times, I feel he is also somewhat condescending, as for example when he bangs a hollow tube repeatedly while he talks. And, he continually makes typing errors which he has to go back and correct.

Besides the videos, there is some text which helps to clarify the video presentations.

Overall there is a lot of info presented throughout the program (so it's a good resource), and for the price, it's worth it. I just wish someone else was actually making the presentations.

And he'll try to upsell you some expensive and unnecessary products.

If you get on his mailing list, you'll find mostly a bunch of overpriced junk products being promoted, but there is the occasional worthwhile webinar.

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@Craig - Actually, I should also be thanking Craig... that is an amazing and extremely informative article you have pointed us to.

Dave