The Secret Affiliate Technique I Learned from an Old-Timer

This is short and a bit of fun really but it’s a great tip and I use it a LOT in my emails, especially when I’m promoting affiliate products (but also with my own products)

I learned this from an old-timer affiliate marketer (who was actually younger than me when he told me) but I like it anyhow.

Here’s the trick…

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What He is Doing to Get Other People to Send Traffic That You Can “Swipe”

Note: This article is extracted from the Earncome training program that I’ve licensed, and some of the content might reference that program and/or its author, Jimmy D. Brown.

Let me take you to my own example.  After all, it’s more important to see what someone actually DOES than what they SAY, right?

I mean, actions speak louder than words.  We need to see if I’m practicing what I preach here.  Two words for you:  I.  Am.  J

You can take a look at the page at my site where I send affiliates to (the “affiliate attack plan” page – aka “affiliate resource page”) at http://www.Earncome.com/affiliates.html

We’ll break down what I included in my own game plan for affiliates, and why it was included.

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Disconnect

We have never been more connected in our lives. We are connected to our devices, the internet, social media, unlimited entertainment options and people from around the world. It is great! …Until it isn’t. Life requires balance, and constant connection makes that harder than ever. In Disconnect you will learn the steps you can take to step back from this increasingly connected world.

The highlight of this package is a 40 page (8500+ word) Disconnect eBook

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • Constantly Connected
    • Why Are We Always Connected?
    • How Does Constant Connection Harm Us?
  • Disconnected
    • What Does It Mean to Disconnect?
    • The Benefits of Disconnecting
  • The Disconnection Correction
    • The Disconnection Correction Part 1 – Looking for Warning Signs
    • The Disconnection Correction Part 2 – 12 Action Steps
  • Conclusion

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How to Avoid Wasting Time on Social Media

Social media is wonderful for your business. You can gain customers, grow your list, make sales, establish yourself as a leader, and more. The problem is, social media is also an awful lot of fun. It’s easy to get worktime confused as playtime.

People are sharing interesting links all the time, having great discussions, and more. It’s very easy to get distracted. It’s easy to start clicking links and find yourself getting caught in a never-ending rabbit hole. Before long, you can find that you’ve wasted an entire day clicking links on social media. Where does the time go?

Maybe you’ve found yourself in this situation before. You started out your day intending to use social media as a way to boost your business. But, you found that you wasted several hours instead. You have to get a control on this, you realize. But how?

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Top Traits of the Most Highly Effective Coaches

There are certain coaches out there that are just so much more effective than others. As a coach yourself, you want to be in the category of those that are most effective. The only problem is, maybe you don’t feel that you are naturally in this category. You might have some ways to go before you can be labeled as highly effective.

Think about it for a moment. What do those “highly effective” coaches have that you don’t have? Are they any smarter or better than you? Are they truly, naturally a better coach than you?

I think you’ll find that they aren’t naturally better than you. There are certain things they do that make them highly effective. But, you can adopt these traits—and it’s easier than you think. You just have to put a focus on effective coaching traits and adopt them into what you do as a coach. Put these at the forefront of what you do and your students/coaching clients will benefit and you will be more highly effective.

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