ken from guys who don't speak at seminars, but do pull in six figures. Expect to hear from a 34-year-old from New York City, and a 'Cali whizz kid.' Let them tell you what they do and how they do it. I met them. Your favorite guru knows some of them - but he won't discuss them.

"And it gets deeper...

"Apart from networking with underground affiliates and moneymakers, I have also been listening to what my 14,000 strong network of customers and affiliates have been up to - what works in the trenches. What your problems are and how to solve them."

"Day Job Killer" is the macho-sounding name given by Affiliate Project X creator Chris McNeeney to his latest product. Like AFfiliate Project X, or "APX," Day Job Killer is the result of an experiment Chris conducted with 12 individuals handpicked by him to teach how to make money online as an affiliate marketer. As Chris said regarding the APX 12, these individuals were personally "drip fed" and "force fed" the successful marketing techniques employed by him. As in APX, Day Job Killer, or "DJK," promises to reveal these "secret" ways to succeed as an internet marketer.

DJK is the result of Chris McNeeney's months-long 'personal crusade against the industry," presumably the internet marketing industry. Calling himself the "industry party-crasher," Chris has expressed interest in teaching basic but effective ways for the "little guy" to make money at affiliate marketing online.

In his mailing materials of early 2007 concerning his newest methods at that time - to be taught to the Chosen 12 or "dirty dozen," as he calls them - Chris stated, "These methods are responsible for $9,000 a day I had recently." This income, he further states, is not from his mailing list but only from pay-per-click or "PPC" advertising.

The test cases that became Day Job Killer revolved around "some very unorthodox, new techniques to generate insane figures," according to Chris. Calling DJK "even bigger" than APX, Chris also remarked, "Nothing like this has been put out. Ever." That audacious claim certainly sounds like a bunch of hype. Affiliate Project X was big stuff, but many people thought it was just "rehash," so what about Day Job Killer? Well, for one thing, whatever was rehash in APX was put in a very original, succinct, comprehensible and precise manner, such that, rehash or not, it worked. One would expect no less, therefore, than the same quality with Day Job Killer.

Providing more details about Day Job Killer, Chris stated:

"The guide is very simply a series of step-by-steps methods that I have copied from six figure affiliates. Four months on the road, building up an understanding beyond Project X.

"It's that simple.

"I have taken from guys who don't speak at seminars, but do pull in six figures. Expect to hear from a 34-year-old from New York City, and a 'Cali whizz kid.' Let them tell you what they do and how they do it. I met them. Your favorite guru knows some of them - but he won't discuss them.

"And it gets deeper...

"Apart from networking with underground affiliates and moneymakers, I have also been listening to what my 14,000 strong network of customers and affiliates have been up to - what works in the trenches. What your problems are and how to solve them."

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DJK is the result of Chris McNeeney's months-long 'personal crusade against the industry," presumably the internet marketing industry. Calling himself the "industry party-crasher," Chris has expressed interest in teaching basic but effective ways for the "little guy" to make money at affiliate marketing online.

In his mailing materials of early 2007 concerning his newest methods at that time - to be taught to the Chosen 12 or "dirty dozen," as he calls them - Chris stated, "These methods are responsible for $9,000 a day I had recently." This income, he further states, is not from his mailing list but only from pay-per-click or "PPC" advertising.

The test cases that became Day Job Killer revolved around "some very unorthodox, new techniques to generate insane figures," according to Chris. Calling DJK "even bigger" than APX, Chris also remarked, "Nothing like this has been put out. Ever." That audacious claim certainly sounds like a bunch of hype. Affiliate Project X was big stuff, but many people thought it was just "rehash," so what about Day Job Killer? Well, for one thing, whatever was rehash in APX was put in a very original, succinct, comprehensible and precise manner, such that, rehash or not, it worked. One would expect no less, therefore, than the same quality with Day Job Killer.

Providing more details about Day Job Killer, Chris stated:

"The guide is very simply a series of step-by-steps methods that I have copied from six figure affiliates. Four months on the road, building up an understanding beyond Project X.

"It's that simple.

"I have taken from guys who don't speak at seminars, but do pull in six figures. Expect to hear from a 34-year-old from New York City, and a 'Cali whizz kid.' Let them tell you what they do and how they do it. I met them. Your favorite guru knows some of them - but he won't discuss them.

"And it gets deeper...

"Apart from networking with underground affiliates and moneymakers, I have also been listening to what my 14,000 strong network of customers and affiliates have been up to - what works in the trenches. What your problems are and how to solve them."

come, he further states, is not from his mailing list but only from pay-per-click or "PPC" advertising.

The test cases that became Day Job Killer revolved around "some very unorthodox, new techniques to generate insane figures," according to Chris. Calling DJK "even bigger" than APX, Chris also remarked, "Nothing like this has been put out. Ever." That audacious claim certainly sounds like a bunch of hype. Affiliate Project X was big stuff, but many people thought it was just "rehash," so what about Day Job Killer? Well, for one thing, whatever was rehash in APX was put in a very original, succinct, comprehensible and precise manner, such that, rehash or not, it worked. One would expect no less, therefore, than the same quality with Day Job Killer.

Providing more details about Day Job Killer, Chris stated:

"The guide is very simply a series of step-by-steps methods that I have copied from six figure affiliates. Four months on the road, building up an understanding beyond Project X.

"It's that simple.

"I have taken from guys who don't speak at seminars, but do pull in six figures. Expect to hear from a 34-year-old from New York City, and a 'Cali whizz kid.' Let them tell you what they do and how they do it. I met them. Your favorite guru knows some of them - but he won't discuss them.

"And it gets deeper...

"Apart from networking with underground affiliates and moneymakers, I have also been listening to what my 14,000 strong network of customers and affiliates have been up to - what works in the trenches. What your problems are and how to solve them."

"rehash," so what about Day Job Killer? Well, for one thing, whatever was rehash in APX was put in a very original, succinct, comprehensible and precise manner, such that, rehash or not, it worked. One would expect no less, therefore, than the same quality with Day Job Killer.

Providing more details about Day Job Killer, Chris stated:

"The guide is very simply a series of step-by-steps methods that I have copied from six figure affiliates. Four months on the road, building up an understanding beyond Project X.

"It's that simple.

"I have taken from guys who don't speak at seminars, but do pull in six figures. Expect to hear from a 34-year-old from New York City, and a 'Cali whizz kid.' Let them tell you what they do and how they do it. I met them. Your favorite guru knows some of them - but he won't discuss them.

"And it gets deeper...

"Apart from networking with underground affiliates and moneymakers, I have also been listening to what my 14,000 strong network of customers and affiliates have been up to - what works in the trenches. What your problems are and how to solve them."

ken from guys who don't speak at seminars, but do pull in six figures. Expect to hear from a 34-year-old from New York City, and a 'Cali whizz kid.' Let them tell you what they do and how they do it. I met them. Your favorite guru knows some of them - but he won't discuss them.

"And it gets deeper...

"Apart from networking with underground affiliates and moneymakers, I have also been listening to what my 14,000 strong network of customers and affiliates have been up to - what works in the trenches. What your problems are and how to solve them."

Day Job Killer has all the earmarks of a well-created product that lays out simple instructions on following a blueprint for affiliate-marketing success.