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Ad Hustler
January 15th, 2009 @5:26 pm  

As always that post makes me want to bust some ass and create more successful campaigns. Im going to bookmark this so that when i get down in the dumps about things all go wrong at the same time, I’ll whip this out and read it again.

Spyderman4g63
January 15th, 2009 @6:03 pm  

Another good post.

Monty's Mega Marketing
January 15th, 2009 @7:28 pm  

Minimum Bid = $0.015 CPV
Domain Name = $10.00
Initial Deposit w/ MT = $200.00

Kick-ass post from Ruck = Priceless

mainStay
January 16th, 2009 @6:58 am  

Not sure why, but this post depresses me. I think most people get into affiliate marketing because it seems better to get into than most other markets, with huge ROI potential, and easy startup. Saying it’s cutthroat, competitive, and difficult, kinda turns me off to it more, especially to someone like me that is relatively new to it.

Not saying this post is bad, but it makes marketing seem dismal.

C2M Ruck
January 16th, 2009 @8:18 am  

You should probably stay away from it then and make it easier for us or buck up and take a chance.

Ian Fernando
January 16th, 2009 @10:53 am  

nice nice post - yea there is a different in attitudes with money makers and people interested. agree with learn from mistakes, but try a diff variation of your mistake (split testing, basically)

once again great post!

I-Hustler
January 16th, 2009 @11:42 am  

Where’s the fun?

Rideswitch
January 16th, 2009 @4:56 pm  

The fun is IN the competition, cashing the checks, finding a win and laughing at lazyasses that expect ex money…

PPC.bz
January 16th, 2009 @4:56 pm  

The truth from The Ruckness once again. If your blog was a woman i’d bang it.

cy
January 16th, 2009 @11:27 pm  

awesome.

and I vote highly for list building.
I was doing OK in a desperate niche with the typical presell page. However, as soon as I got them to my list and send them “tips” everyday, my conversion almost doubled.

CY

Dave
January 19th, 2009 @8:56 am  

I love it when people say that they want to get into affiliate marketing because it’s “easy”. I love it because I know that they are going to fail.

This is a business. Those who treat it like a business are the ones that do well. There are a lot of long hours and nights where you just want to pull your hair out.

Then there are the first-class trips to New York that are fully paid for by the proceeds of your efforts over the past year. There are the highs of killing it with a new campaign.

I’ve been doing this for almost a decade now and wouldn’t trade it for anything. I just sat here on my ass working for 16 hours straight and would glad do 16 more. If you’re not willing to do the same, then don’t bother.

Google Search Sux
January 21st, 2009 @8:06 pm  

@mainStay

If I had read this post about six months ago I would find it depressing too. However, after working my ass of this couldn’t be further from the truth.

If you get down, at the end of the day think of the alternative… wage serfdom?

namaverick
March 2nd, 2009 @7:45 pm  

Thanks for telling like it is MAN. You are on point!
Have to deal with the pain to get the cash.

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