What is the absolute best Affiliate Marketing membership site for new people?

1 year ago

Hi Dennis - love the doggo site!

Will be interesting to see what answers you get. Affiliate interest seems to be high but affiliate expertise perhaps not so much.

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1 year ago

Clickbank or Google Adsense is free and great for beginners.

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Zadkeil

1 year ago

I've been a member of Wealthy Affiliate since March this year. I've learnt a lot and I think it is good value at $48/mth

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andrewm 1 year ago

I've been a member of Wealthy Affiliates since 2015. A good value agreed.

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Dennis Cheesman

1 year ago

Are you telling me there's only one program worthy of being promoted? Just one "Worthy Affiliate"?

I've been immersed in the internet marketing field for many years, since 1998. I took some time off, and now I'm back, but what I'm witnessing is disheartening... There are AWESOME sales letters that reel you in, only to be bombarded with 12 OTOs.

And then the product? Mediocre at best.

What has this industry come to? Where has the ethical and moral conscience gone?

I cannot, in good conscience, promote this junk. I want to make money online again, but not at the risk of becoming unethical to do so.

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Dennis

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md Dilshad Raza

1 year ago

clickbank or google adsense is free and great for beginners

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Kay King

1 year ago

I've been a member of Wealthy Affiliates since 2015. A good value agreed.

I've seen others say the same thing and I've always wanted to ask about that 'value'. After eight years - at $50-100 per month - are you making significant money online? I've never known anyone who was in the program that long so it's a serious question.

Is it the hands-on training that has paid off you in a tangible way - or the sense of 'community' when you belong to an online group?

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1 year ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

I've seen others say the same thing and I've always wanted to ask about that 'value'. After eight years - at $50-100 per month - are you making significant money online? I've never known anyone who was in the program that long so it's a serious question.

Is it the hands-on training that has paid off you in a tangible way - or the sense of 'community' when you belong to an online group?

I don't get this either.

People can do whatever they want but joining some
membership, this one or anything else, getting an A.I.
generated website(s) and then promoting WA seems
lame to me.

They claim lifetime commissions but only as long as
you continue paying your membership, people won't
quit because they don't want to lose their websites,
and everybody is basically pushing the same thing.

That is not my idea of affiliate marketing.

Or am I missing something. Please correct me if I'm
wrong.

WA supposedly has hundreds of training videos, but
affiliate marketing isn't rocket science that requires
courses to comprehend it.

I understand that everyone is not equipped to set up
their own website(s), but that's not rocket science
either. Hire a developer to set up a WP, it's not that
expensive.

It's been over 20 years so I don't remember exactly
what prompted me to get into affiliate marketing but
forums like eWealth featured affiliate programs that
were real and managers were available to chat, if
you could not figure something out, then it just was
not meant for you.

There are other forums besides WF but here you'll
find plenty of information to get started, brush up, or
you can just follow old-timers like ShoeMoney.

Newbies need to learn the basics, and not spend
monthly/annual fees until their profits cover the
expenses. $50 here, $20 there, etc. can add up
quick and become a financial burden.