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Hub You - Deny Yourself & Suffer
The beauty of affiliate marketing is that you don't even need your own website, but it helps. But if you don't have your own website, how do you go about promoting someone else's product and making money as an affiliate?First, you could advertise the product's sales page using Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising. PPC advertising is fast and easy, but it does cost money. If you've never tried PPC, I'd suggest reading an AdSense guide or two. You can probably even find some good Ezine Articles on the subject. If you don't know what you're doing with PPC you could easily lose a small fortune with it.Another option is to place ads in ezines or with online classified sites. There are some good ones available but these also cost money. Google "online classified ads" to find the
Being realistic is one of t
Credit card companies are very smart and a little tricky.I recently received a credit card offer that said I could pay off my debts with it and shop without guilt. It was a credit card offer. Pay off my debt?Those are the two things that most people want out of their finances. And now a credit card says that it can give those things. That's a little far fetched. But many are probably willing to fall for it.For example, I have a friend that thinks her credit cards are great. She is always saying that she'll just charge something. After all, she says, that's what the cards are for. She says they have zero interest for a year and then really low rates. So far, her credit card debt sits around $15,000. I warned her that she will be in for a surprise. And that credit card c
In the last few years of so, if you've been reading most of the information about personal finance that's been flowing from countless sources you'll have heard about how it's the little things that add up to big dollars. An example they give would be 'give up your $3 gourmet coffee every morning, or stop drinking 5 cans of soda a day, and by the time you turn 65 you'll have an additional $100,000 in the retirement fund'.
I'm not here to defend or attack the source of this information. Nor am I going to say you shouldn't cut back on the caffeine, everyone has to make a health choice about their life. What I am saying is that by cutting out the little sources of pleasure in life, you may be setting yourself up for suffering and unexpected misery.
The math behind the long-term projections by others who call themselves "financial experts" is probably very sound. Over many years, a few dollars every day will add up to a large chunk of change just as their multi-year projections show. Everyone who has bought anything on payments knows how a small payment each month adds up to serious money after 30 years.
Being realistic is one of th
In 1974 we left our college teaching life to return to industry so that we could support our children as they entered college. (I increased my salary substantially.) We moved to Southern California and merged into the frantic culture in the town of Valencia near Magic Mountain.In contrast to small town Iowa, Los Angeles television was a bit more exciting. Moe Howard was narrating Three Stooges episodes, an oriental-looking gentleman was always pushing Ginseng with the line, “Some say…”, and Cal Worthington was chanting, “If your looking for a car, go see Cal. If you want a car or truck, go see Cal.”Then he says that he will stand on his head if you buy a car, etc. Anyway, he had many stunts for those who watched his commercials. He would stand on his head, but h
I'm not here to defend or attack the source of this information. Nor am I going to say you shouldn't cut back on the caffeine, everyone has to make a health choice about their life. What I am saying is that by cutting out the little sources of pleasure in life, you may be setting yourself up for suffering and unexpected misery.
The math behind the long-term projections by others who call themselves "financial experts" is probably very sound. Over many years, a few dollars every day will add up to a large chunk of change just as their multi-year projections show. Everyone who has bought anything on payments knows how a small payment each month adds up to serious money after 30 years.
Being realistic is one of t
People have all kinds of questions about starting their own affiliate program and it’s always a good idea to be prepared. Starting and managing your own affiliate program isn’t something that can be done on the fly. It takes carefully preparation and planning, but the results are well worth it. Here are 3 commonly asked questions:Question 1: How much commission should I offer in my affiliate program?How much you offer will depend on the amount you can afford, taking into consideration the lifetime value of a customer, what your competition is doing and how attractive you can make your offer.As a general statement, information products usually have a higher commission rate - often between 25-50% with the higher end being more common. Consumer products with smaller profi
I'm not here to defend or attack the source of this information. Nor am I going to say you shouldn't cut back on the caffeine, everyone has to make a health choice about their life. What I am saying is that by cutting out the little sources of pleasure in life, you may be setting yourself up for suffering and unexpected misery.
The math behind the long-term projections by others who call themselves "financial experts" is probably very sound. Over many years, a few dollars every day will add up to a large chunk of change just as their multi-year projections show. Everyone who has bought anything on payments knows how a small payment each month adds up to serious money after 30 years.
Being realistic is one of t
You may be asking yourself, "Why have all my attempts to make money Online failed miserably?" You need to then step back and ask yourself, "What methods have I tried?" and "Did I follow through with them before moving on to the next big thing?" An example would be, if you made a content website about Dog Training. You had some decent content there, wrote a few articles, and submitted them to a number of Ezines and article directories; however, you did not get any affiliate sales, and barely anyone clicked on the ads on your site so you give up. A new ebook rolls around and tells how Average Joe made $25k in a month and you begin using his methods instead of the ones you have already set out to do. Who knows? Maybe all it took for you to feel like you have "succeeded" was a little bit more
The math behind the long-term projections by others who call themselves "financial experts" is probably very sound. Over many years, a few dollars every day will add up to a large chunk of change just as their multi-year projections show. Everyone who has bought anything on payments knows how a small payment each month adds up to serious money after 30 years.
Being realistic is one of t
I watched Roy Williams in a quite literally amazing presentation about society's 40-year Pendulum recently. His presentation was a delightful hidden bonus in the agenda from the Call to Action seminar hosted by Bryan and Jeff Eisenberg at the Wizard of Ads Academy 1 in Buda, Texas.Roy?s presentation explained a phenomenon that happens every 40 years where folks? attitudes gradually shift over time in an opposite direction to that of the previous generation. He finished by predicting that in the next 2-3 years we?re going to see radical shifts in the way people buy and what they are influenced by. I am labeling this shift for the purposes of this article Reality Branding.The shift starts with the artsRoy described how music and art is the first indication that ?times th
Being realistic is one of the keys to saving money. Is denying yourself a couple bucks a day practical or even the best way to accumulate future wealth? Is this the most fundamental and best method you can use to be able to afford retirement? I say the answer is no and no. While it is a very good idea to be financially frugal, as in smart, it is irresponsible to think that one strategy, one little adjustment in the day will improve anybody's financial situation.
Why it doesn't work like they say
• What money? - In theory, by not spending $3 a day on your morning gourmet coffee you will be saving $15 a week. In reality, that $3 a day probably rides around in your pocket until it becomes an extra candy bar for the kids, or another slice of pizza at the convenience store. You might as well admit it; $3 lacks sufficient size to be noticeable by itself, and if you don't notice it being spent, than you won't notice it being saved either.
• What bank? - How do you put $3 a da
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