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Best Amazon Plan

by musiclyons
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Hi Everyone:
I am looking to purchase a Amazon Plan and am wondering which one you think is the best. Dan Brock Deadbeat Affiliate, Jan Roos amazon plan, or Amazonian plan? Or if you know of a better one, let me know.
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  • Profile picture of the author Success With Dany
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    Originally Posted by musiclyons View Post

    Hi Everyone:
    I am looking to purchase a Amazon Plan and am wondering which one you think is the best. Dan Brock Deadbeat Affiliate, Jan Roos amazon plan, or Amazonian plan? Or if you know of a better one, let me know.
    Neil V's course is extremely respectable.

    I have it myself and made money with it, still not full-time but commissions have been made.

    Get it here at his own website:

    Amazon Associates Biz Marketing Ideas
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  • Profile picture of the author tritrain
    Originally Posted by musiclyons View Post

    Hi Everyone:
    I am looking to purchase a Amazon Plan and am wondering which one you think is the best. Dan Brock Deadbeat Affiliate, Jan Roos amazon plan, or Amazonian plan? Or if you know of a better one, let me know.
    I prefer creating Amazon affiliate store fronts, doing reviews of products, and using HubPages & Squidoo.

    It works for me.
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  • Profile picture of the author stews
    I'm not sure what kind of plan your looking for but I use Wordpress for my sites and the Amazon plug-in to load content. You can check it out below in my signature.
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    • Profile picture of the author Dahlia Valentine
      I like simple "cut-to-the-chase" directions, and that's exactly what The Amazonian Profit Plan delivered.

      On the other hand, if you like video assistance, then Jan Roos is the way to go. Jan's program provides a bit more hand holding, which is beneficial if you need a better understanding of how to use various Internet Marketing tools.

      Good luck!
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      I write press releases that generate clicks, leads and sales. Great reviews!
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  • Profile picture of the author onlytim
    From the "what I know to be true" file. Pick one and do it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Daniel J
      I HIGHLY recommend Jan Roos' course. I have Deadbeat affiliate, Niche Profit Course (Chris Guthrie) and Physical Affiliate (Jan Roos) All of them offer things that the others don't. However, I found Jan's to be the most complete, and it takes you through step by step. He even builds a site right in front of you. You can't go wrong with it... and yes, I've made money with it Good luck!
      Daniel J.
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  • Profile picture of the author sickbaomei
    For quality teaching on Amazon product marketing with a Great WSO discount, take a look here :-
    http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...-coaching.html

    Originally Posted by musiclyons View Post

    Hi Everyone:
    I am looking to purchase a Amazon Plan and am wondering which one you think is the best. Dan Brock Deadbeat Affiliate, Jan Roos amazon plan, or Amazonian plan? Or if you know of a better one, let me know.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ben Holmes
    Instead of purchasing an ebook, why not check out Michael Franklin's mentor program? At the end of 14 days, you'll have your first Amazon Affiliate site, built the way that makes money, and with all the knowledge and tools to do it over and over again.

    I went through his course in November, and no, I'm not rich yet, but I see the road clearly, and I'm making steady sales, and more money each month. The major advantage of his course, vs these ebooks that have been mentioned, is that Michael forces you to actually do the work.

    That's my two cents worth, anyway.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mrs S
    I am a big fan of the Deadbeat Super Affiliate programme but only for the How to Write a Review section. I took the tips that Dan gave me and my conversions definitely increased - until then I was just using a plugin to pre-populate posts. I am not a fan of his "deadbeat" you don't need to do any work to get rich approach - it's not true and if you hand over your $$ believing that you will be disappointed.

    Here's my strategy:
    Choose a topic that I am truly passionate about.
    Build a real website with blog posts, articles and reviews.
    Be a part of the online community.
    Have fun - learn more about my hobby - build backlinks naturally over time. Create a site that Google values and ranks.
    Sure it takes time - my first "authority site" was two years in the making but this Christmas I earned $1000 in Amazon commissions from it.

    It doesn't matter which Amazon course you pick really - a lot of them have much of the same info inside - the key is to stay focused and take action.

    Good luck
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    • Profile picture of the author Napoleon Solo
      I followed a free course at Super Simple Blogging. It was very easy to follow and in the short time I've been building my own Amazon sites, I've started to make some money.
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    • Profile picture of the author cashonly
      Originally Posted by Mrs S View Post

      I am a big fan of the Deadbeat Super Affiliate programme but only for the How to Write a Review section. I took the tips that Dan gave me and my conversions definitely increased - until then I was just using a plugin to pre-populate posts. I am not a fan of his "deadbeat" you don't need to do any work to get rich approach - it's not true and if you hand over your $$ believing that you will be disappointed.

      Here's my strategy:
      Choose a topic that I am truly passionate about.
      Build a real website with blog posts, articles and reviews.
      Be a part of the online community.
      Have fun - learn more about my hobby - build backlinks naturally over time. Create a site that Google values and ranks.
      Sure it takes time - my first "authority site" was two years in the making but this Christmas I earned $1000 in Amazon commissions from it.

      It doesn't matter which Amazon course you pick really - a lot of them have much of the same info inside - the key is to stay focused and take action.

      Good luck
      Mrs. S, if I may ask, how long did it take you to get to that $1K at Christmas? And was January good too?
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  • Profile picture of the author Thamisgith
    Check out:

    How To Make Money With Amazon: An Affiliate Marketing Guide | Make Money On The Internet

    for a free and unvarnished summary of how to make money with Amazon.

    It's a long blog post - so grab a coffee.
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    Best Regards,

    Hamish

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    • Profile picture of the author JaySchmidt
      Yeah, go for the Amazonian profit plan. All you need to know to make $$$ ethically and sustainably right there.
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