Comments on: Free Affiliate Marketing (PTC) Course

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:50:51 +0000

Thanks Wayne!
I really appreciate that. Well between visiting LakeWood and now your church, I have a lot of places to visit in the great state of Texas when I finally make it out there! =)

By: Wayne

Wayne — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:47:56 +0000

Hello Eddy. Once again I must say you indeed do your home work quite well, if I may say! Just singed up with Clix Sense. The site is so easy to use and the navigation is laid out very well. It’s also wonderful that you have “Work At Home” jobs for those who have disabilities. Keep up the good work your doing too!

God bless you and all of your family. May He richly bless ALL of you in the days to come, “Always”. If you all are every in the Dallas area, please pay us a visit at:

9220 Ferguson Rd.
Dallas, Texas 75228
(214) 328-2747

http://www.wrchurch.org/Default.aspx

By: Astrid

Astrid — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:36:13 +0000

@MRodz:

Sorry to hear you have not found a work at home job. There are many they hire in different fields and there are many sites which have links to the bigger companies. I cannot reiterate what Eddy and many other legitimate on line collaborators have said ” you should not pay for any legitimate work offer” the most you may be asked to pay is for background check and possible drug test however, I can tell you in 5 years working various work at home jobs as supplement to income, not once have I had to pay for anything , most recently I had to do fingerprint check and they even paid for that and the Fed-Ex to return application and fingerprint cards.

I recommend to anyone to visit Eddy’s job postings, three months ago I got hired as an on line interpreter from a post Eddy had. I make decent pay for a JOB, I look forward to making more from my own ventures.

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:07:14 +0000

Hi Alexandra,

Thanks for chiming in. I’m happy I can do my little part to help ALL people. Definitely check out my work at home resource people with disabilities. It should definitely help you find something while you master your affiliate marketing career.

By: Alexandra

Alexandra — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 04:26:03 +0000

Oh my God! I’m crying! First off, Thanks for putting the audio for the antispam word. I’m a totally blind, and often gone to affiliate websites where they have the capcia letters, and I’m either forced to ask my husband, or leave the site because I can’t read it. I am a member of wealthy affiliate–trying my best to make the most out of the vast information. I’m also a member of Acme people search affiliate program. Why? Because it is extremely hard to get a job in this economy, especially with my disability. So I’m here. However, I have trouble navigating the visual aspects of affiliate marketing. That’s why I’m so greatful that SOMEBODY CARES! I also appreciate your list of resources for people with disabilities.

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 16:20:24 +0000

Thanks MRodz!

Glad you appreciate the effort. Sorry to hear about your struggle with finding a legitimate work at home job. I’m not sure if you know about our companies page:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies , our work at home job leads that are posted every Friday: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/category/work-from-home-job-leads/ and my other site:
http://www.workathomecareers.com They should help.

In terms of the business you described, it just sounds like a pyramid scheme where it’s not really about the products or providing value. It’s about getting people to sign up under you so you make money off the fee they paid to get in. Again I’m not part of the business you’re referring to so I can’t say for sure. But the fact that they really wouldn’t tell you what the business is about unless you signed up is just shady. In any event, I hope this helps. Good luck.

By: MRodz

MRodz — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 21:01:36 +0000

Eddie, I just joined the site and I think what you have created is genius! I have been doing research on work at home jobs for 2 months now and have not been able to find legitimate companies. I joined one in June 2009 an MLM company that I invested on which lead me to no residual income as they promised, I ended up spending out of pocket money every month for nothing. I was forced into signing up and only after I got the information about profits which turned out to be what is very common now on the web; “sponsoring people to your business”. There are tons of companies out doing the same thing, generating income by “sponsoring people” to join the company but they offer little training and ultimately if you don’t generate the leads you simply don’t make money yet you are stuck with the obligation of a monthly expense of $150, a membership of $299 a year, webhosting at $30 a month, going out convincing people about how good the “product” is for you in whichever creative way possible. Any insight on this online system biz structure?

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:39:06 +0000

Exactly. It’s part of the process. It can be frustrating sometimes but when you do finally figure it out, it’s very rewarding.

By: Amy C.

Amy C. — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 15:54:17 +0000

That makes perfect sense. It is in line with what I was thinking. A lot of trial and error and getting the right person to the right site at the right time.

Thanks again

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 15:20:17 +0000

Hi again Amy,

What you experienced is common in any marketing. Sometimes you’ll hit them out the park and other times you’ll strike out. I just went through the same thing this past week with clixsense with some ads and programs I tried. But here’s some advice. Pick offers that you would actually try if the shoe was on the other foot. Look at their page like the user would. Do you see things that would turn you off. If so, then it’s probably going to turn off the people you’re trying to target.

In terms of the ad copy, don’t just use what the company provides you. Use an ad that would appeal to you and reflects what the site is about. So to answer your question, everything is important. Your ad copy, the type of offer and their landing page (website) should all be good. At the very least the landing page should be attractive.

But I’ll say it again some ads and offers will do better than others. That’s part of being a marketer. You just need to keep testing and adjusting until you find the ones that work for you.

I hope this makes sense.