I sometimes hear from young folks who want to know how they should get started
online. They figure, correctly, that they're young, so if they get a running start they should be in great shape by the time they're in their late 20s.
They want to build something online that will have a big return.
Now this is not for everyone.
If you want to earn an affiliate commission here and there and leave it at that, that's perfectly great and honorable, and no one is going to think less of you.
If you want to start an online business, though, this is one of the best.
Especially if you really, really, want to crush it.
It's software.
Software is easy to sell because usually it's very clear what problem it solves.
People love software because it helps them to automate much of what they do in their business.
There's a common
misconception around selling software that it costs tens of thousands of dollars to create.
Not so.
And as for selling: affiliates will do the work for you. For a 50% commission they'll crawl over broken glass to promote what you have to offer.
Sam Bakker, who's done this very thing for years, has written up a guide describing the process. It's a no-brainer (I hate that word) at 27 smackers, but for now you can take 5 of those smackers off with coupon code sls5.
And I've snagged a bunch of bonuses for you, too.
This is the information you wish you had when you were 18.
It's not too late (though the coupon is expiring soon, so there's that)....
Tom Woods