You know the advantages of affiliate marketing:
-- no 9-to-5 grind;
-- no product creation;
-- no customer service;
-- no inventory;
-- no shipping;
-- can work from anywhere;
-- can work whatever hours suit you;
-- and so on.
Here’s the disadvantage:
Some people will resent you.
This is unavoidable.
If you aren’t slaving away at a traditional 9-to-5 job, and you’re having success in a more pleasant if unorthodox way, some people won’t be able to compute what you’re doing, and they may even think you’re cheating somehow.
If they have to slave away, so should you.
How dare you break from what everyone else is doing?
You will find that you won’t even be able to discuss the subject with some of the people you know. There will be veiled hostility, and awkwardness, the whole time. You think I’m joking. I’m not. It’s weird.
But you know what? This disadvantage of affiliate marketing doesn’t matter to me at all.
If it helps me smoke out the losers, all the better.
I don’t want to spend time with people like this.
I’d rather spend it with people like you, dear reader, who actually want to make a change in your life, instead of pretending, with these people, that staying in a grind you hate is some kind of virtue.
Gerry Cramer’s program is about to close.
He is the world’s number-one affiliate marketer, and he’s managed to get his students into eight of the top ten slots – out of 100,000 affiliates – on the world’s greatest affiliate network.
Think that guy might know something you don't?
And if you do, I’m offering you the best bonuses I’ve ever offered:
(1) For one year, 100% commissions on my Liberty Classroom subscription site. Someone clicks on your link and joins, and you get 100% of the money.
(2) An exclusive ask-me-anything session, just for people who join.
(3) Once you’ve chosen a product to promote (Gerry will help you), I’ll promote it to my audience to get you traffic and sales.
You’re smart enough to see how valuable those are.
Now go make the time to watch this presentation, and screw those envious bastards:
Tom Woods